Hollister Festival Nite For Her Eau de Parfum

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It’s strikingly similar to the note used in Abercrombie and Fitch’s Fierce- another solid fragrance- but the Hollister offer is lighter and brighter. Top Notes: It’s youthful and fun-loving, but not juvenile by any stretch. Think “white t-shirt and shorts” sort of vibe- but the guy is a chiseled surfer. Also, I must rave about the Festival range bottles. The rubber-like bottom feels like a party in your hands while having a beautiful shimmer effect. The bottle certainly looks how the perfume smells. Image by Caroline Lambert As SoCal dries down, I get vanilla sweetness mixed with a coniferous pine. The more vibrant green tones help keep things energetic, while vanilla adds a touch of class.

The start is a fairly unique note of bamboo, followed by a pleasant soapy dry down with shades of neroli. There’s citrus here, but it’s not sharp. Jake is the most popular Hollister cologne. This well-balanced blend of citrus, woods, and spices is perfect for impressing girls. Fret not because I’ll share all the juicy details, and I’m referring to more than just the new Hollister Juice House perfumes. Indeed, you’ll think these glorious fragrances are edible and sweet as candy-licious sensory thieves. Even the colognes will warp your senses into another realm. However, I’m here to share the sensually manipulative perfumes. Let’s not waste a moment more. Bottom Line Up Front

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There’s also the addition of a tangy ginger note that gives a spiced quality. It’s not overpowering, but it’s definitely central. Aromatic fragrances burn my nose inside out. I can’t entirely agree with the Hollister brand about keeping this one around. However, I’m all about sharing perfumes that suit every woman. Not all women love the candied 16-year-old smell I do. Besides, corporate women may prefer something more traditional. In that case, Hollister Malaia is the ideal choice for you. I’ve included links to the best prices I could find for my favorites- and I think they’re a great place to start. There are 39 Hollister fragrances in total, so plenty to explore once you’ve tried a few of the classics. First up, the opening. It’s very sweet, to the point of coming off a little synthetic. The fruitness in the opening is sharp and overboard to the point of being offputting. Jake is one of those fragrances that would be considered a masterpiece if it had been produced by a niche, trendy brand – for the price, this is an unbelievable offering. Top Notes:

Despite being overly powerful for the first 20 minutes, it clings to the skin pretty much the whole time after that. Not good enough for me when there are plenty of other great options from Hollister – I’d much prefer the original Wave. Top Notes:Again, the brand designs the bottles to suit the ranges. The Wave range bottles look like they were beaten by the ocean’s aggressive tide. Sadly, my Wave perfume has about two sprays left. Sibusiso will have to see me again soon. Image by Caroline Lambert the photography may be of a different size of the same product. Please read the product description I just can’t help but feel like this fragrance is missing something, like a stand-out note. It’s a little too generic for me. Just softly sweet with a spiced woodsy base. For a budget cologne, it’s pleasant enough – but it doesn’t stand out from the crowd enough for me.

Festival Nite left an impression deep enough to last years. I just started a bottle, and it sends my knees into a jelly state each time those opening notes hit my nose. I smell the overpowering caramel, vanilla, fruit, and sweet blend that almost debilitates my senses before drying into a softer, powdery aroma on my skin. The initial explosion only lasts for a short time if that bothers you. these terms and conditions in full. If you disagree with any part of these terms and conditions, doWave 2 is a denser and more confused version of its predecessor that isn’t sure whether it’s a summer cologne or a manly musk bomb – and sort of fails to achieve either in the process. not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage arising under these terms and