Jimmy Choo Flash Eau de Parfum

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Aim of the creator was to introduce the unique accessory which will be as desirable as Jimmy Choo shoes or Jimmy Choo purse. The flacon is created to accentuate games of light and colored in pale purple color. Photos of the advertising campaign were taken by Steven Meisel, and advertising face of the new perfume is Natasha Poly I actually get a lot of woodiness from this, sort of like pencil shavings. It has a creaminess about it, but also remains fairly sharp for about a half hour after applying. The good news is that Flash is my favorite so far in this series. The bad news is that 1000 x 0 = 0. Okay, that was a bit of an exaggeration. This smells better than the average totally abstract chemical soup. I see that the designer was Christine Nagel, who has produced many fine perfumes. This is not one of them, but relative to the other Jimmy Choos, Flash is pretty good.

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Flash a pleasant, soft, white floral fragrance, which really doesn't make me think of parties or clubbing (which is what the marketing campaign seems to be aiming at)... It's rather a very gentle, cuddly and calm fragrance, and it really doesn't scream 'party animal'. Personally, when I think of a party fragrance, I imagine something sparkling, fruity, and uplifting, like Escada perfumes. Flash on the other hand, is just like a big, romantic white floral bouquet. It's definitely not a very 'flashy' scent, but rather a sophisticated and mature fragrance. I think it's a good perfume for a more formal night out, a date, dinner at a restaurant, when you want to smell elegant and feminine. The scent itself is probably one of the most distinct, exiting, recognisable fragrances I've owned. It lives up to its name as the scent comes in a flash, all ingredients blending together almost smelling like honey with an exiting twist of fruit. I like fresh and modern tuberose scents, the kind that still retain the special hypnotic quality of tuberose without being overwhelming. Jimmy Choo Flash belongs to that category, but it's not my favorite. It's perfectly nice, but a bit boring. The perfumer of this scent is also the one responsible for NR, and I can definitely smell and feel a signature musky presence in this as well. Juvenile? Cheap? Not to me. I feel this is one of the most special perfumes I've smelled. It doesn't seem to take itself too seriously. It makes me swoon, and I guess that is all I was really looking for. I absolutely love this and must be on the lookout for it. Happy sniffing, people!I've given up attempting to compare twenty-first century fragrances to twentieth-century perfumes. In the case of Jimmy Choo Flash, I feel that the only comparisons which make much sense are with the predecessor namesakes. I find no resemblance between this juice and Dior Hypnotic Poison, which many Fragrantica reviewers do find. Of course, I have yet to smell the reformulation of that perfume... After an hour or so, the pepper is thankfully gone and heliotrope and strawberry come into play, making this white floral a lot sweeter and lovelier. I'm usually not into fruit notes but the strawberry is really making this fragrance something different. It's definitely not dominating the scent, making this just another run-of-the-mill fruity floral, it's just adding smoothness and a little bit of sweet.

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Flash is constructed as a fragrance which accentuates delicate white flower notes with a hint of spices and fruit. Top notes encompass passionate strawberry combined with tangerine and pink pepper adding exciting and cheerful note to white floral notes in the heart. The white bouquet is composed of tuberose, jasmine and white lily on a base of heliotrope and blond wood. Many comparisons have been made between this and Dior's Hypnotic Poison Eau Sensuelle. Eau Sensuelle has been my signature for quite some time now, and although I can see how the two are kind of in the same ball park, the similarities are still very few and far in between. Eau Sensuelle is a rich, voluptuous vanilla; it's bold and sexy, seductive and very 'full-on'. Flash seems a little bland in comparison, but with a more pronounced tuberose. I'd say it's more of a 'safe' scent.

Perfume I use at work is very important for me because I am a make-up artist and I am in close interaction with people.Jimmy choo flash is one of the best.I put it in my drawer in salon and I use it everyday before starting my job.everyday people talk about my lovely perfume and it makes no body feel bad or headache.most people say that it smells like body powder or body lotion but a very nice and expensive one.clean and delicious in a creamy way.I can smell no pepper.It's not very spicy for me.I can smell delicious fruit and soft flowers and vanilla.It's strange there isn't vanilla in list because I smell lots of vanilla but not like a candy or cake.it's soft vanilla.flowers are soft too not heavy old style.flash is modern and casual.it's soft but not light.it has good longevity and moderate sillage.I can't say I love it but I like it very much.if I have ten bottles of flash I know I can use all because it don't make me tierd and I can use it always in days but I like more elegant sexy and heavy perfumes for night party and date