I have just come across this fragrance from the creator of mineral make up line, Bare Escentuals whose name is Leslie Blodgett. Now, I know you can’t do much about the name you’re landed with, but I’m not so sure I’d have it plastered across a perfume bottle unless it was something quite sophisticated or exotic. I don’t know that Blodgett sells it, really. Maybe next time, live without the self-indulgent name check.
What’s In A Name? EVERYTHING!
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7 responses to “What’s In A Name? EVERYTHING!”
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Oh yes not the best name!
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Hi BBB,
I live in the United States and I have to tell you that Leslie is on T.V. here almost every day on some channel or another. She is a superstar of qvc where she flogs the bare minerals line, with dovotees calling in like children calling there favorite auntie for a chat. Selling out of product or setting new worlds records for selling that kind of product on t.v.
“Blodgett” does not have to sell it.
“Leslie” WILL.
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Haha, can’t say I’m drawn to buying a perfume with this name! xXx
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Eugh I can’t believe a fragrance has a name like blodgett. It’s so blah boring. A fragrance should be named after a concept or an icon. Not a common last name. eeew.
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Yes, slightly unfortunate name isn’t it? I mean I’m all for being proud of your name, no matter what it is, but when you’re asked what perfume you’re wearing “Blodgett” doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue!
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I love it! What a breath of fresh air, I’m sooo over those perfume names that have nothing to do with smelling like a flowerpot in a brothel. I vote we all rename our favourite scents as a matter of urgency. For example I’m renaming my Miller Harris Noix de Tubereuse Marjory. No really I am. x
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That’s almost worse than “Nadine Baggott”, the “celebrity beauty editor” (?!) of those awful Olay ads.
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