Like a pretty little girl with bubblegum in her hair--sweet and cute, yet slightly repulsive.
Notes per Chanel: Bergamot, Mandarin, Water Lily, Magnolia, Jasmine, May Roses, Vetiver and Vanilla.
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I've always found it so oppressive.
Oh, yeah, I can see that, too. It's funny, because looking at the notes, we should both just love it. I think it's the vanilla that kills it for me. Vanilla can do a lot of damage to a floral.
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