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If you like your fragrance heady and fulsome then I’m guessing that Bella Freud Fragrance will be a winner. The composition reminds me a little of Andy Tauer’s Orange Star in its largeness, but Bella Freud’s signature scent is predominantly an ode to patchouli. It’s personally not to my taste at all, but I can see how its individuality could easily make it your own signature scent if amber fuelled patchouli is your thing.
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Bella Freud Fragrance warms to the skin, becoming more rounded than the initial heavy hit – Tonka bean smoothes the edges. To me, it’s more of a winter scent to be wrapped in cashmere and soft scarves, but it’s rather refreshing to find a power scent that makes a break from the easy-selling blandness of many high street fragrances. Certainly, I can see it, on the right person, being a fragrance you become known for wearing.
Bella Freud Fragrance is £75 HERE.
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2 comments
Would love to try this looks so nice
Ooh, I love patchouli. I’ve been looking for something a bit headier fragrance-wise, and this definitely fits the bill.