Anis Anais A requirement scent

Author's Rating:

Pros: Long lasting, feminine

Cons: 

None.

The Bottom Line: 
A requirement in my little selection of faves

Author's Review
Very floral, but the spice scents make me love this perfume! The price is fair. The bottle is sturdy. Great for traveling. The floral scents are strong, but a nice combination. Not "all rose" or "all peony" I am not much of a lover for the floral scents, but this one is excellent! http://www.cacharel.com/ lists the fragrance scents. http://www.gift-sets.com/w-anais-anais.html Typed this: Bergamot, fruity, over jasmine, rose, tuberose, lily of the valley on a base of sandalwood, vetiver and mossy musk. http://www.100perfumes.com/Items/item_1417.htm Typed this: Anais Anais was introduced in 1978 by Cacharel, a French fragrance house founded by couturier Jean Bousquet. This is a fresh, floral fragrance with top notes of white flowers such as lily of the valley, jasmine, rose iris, orange blossoms, gardenia and ylang-ylang that exude a soft, sweet freshness. At the heart, woody notes of warmth are added by vetiver, cedar, patchouli and oak moss. At the base, delicate notes of musk and leather. This is a perfect fragrance for the young and the young at heart. Feminine and gentle in nature, Anais Anais is packaged in an opaque jar with a floral motif reminiscent of the old world. Anais Anais is named for the Persian Goddess of love.