Guerlain Samsara Reviews

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  Guerlain Samsara

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  Guerlain Samsara

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• Guest 22nd Aug 2008

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  Good Points: Special, opulent, rich, outstanding and extremely long lasting.
  
  The EDP wins hands down against the EDT version, not in the lasting department but the overall spectrum and interpretation of the fragrance.

  
  

  Bad Points: May not be suitable for the younger market as the trend is towards those so called sweet/petite and synthetic smelling fragrances that are flooding the market everywhere.

  
  

  General comments: To be your own signature or to be just one of the crowd, well, the choice is yours.
  
  My point of view is that this is the contrasting difference between a classic fragrance (Samsara is no exception) against the newer crops where nearly every house carried an equivalent smelling product to compete head on with each other just for market share which is such a sad state to the perfumery industry now.
  
  As I said, the choice is totally yours to make, so do make your choice wisely.
  
  

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• Andja 10th Feb 2008

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  Totaly feminine, devine, longlasting and rich, and very very subtle at the same time.

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• missardee1 9th Dec 2005

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  Samsara, by Jean Paul Guerlain 1989, has definitely been around a while but I have rediscovered it and sometimes, oldies can be goodies. Even though I usually detest sweet, heavy and cloying type scents, I was looking for something suitable for my Mother for a Christmas present, as she loves anything with a reasonable amount of real sandlewood and musk. I don't normally test these types of perfumes on my skin, as I have learnt from past experience that this usually leads to hours of misery and ...

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• Erin D 10th Jul 2005

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  Guerlain Samsara - When I sprayed this on, I really didn't smell any of the fruity ingredients. It was straight to the jasmine, sandalwood and musk for me. I didn't like it on my skin, and that became a problem because one quick spritz on my wrist lasted a looong time; it's very, very strong. When I saw my boyfriend later in the day, he broke into an exaggerated cough and asked what I was wearing. He then said Samsara smells like something his grandmother would have worn when she wanted to ge ...

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