If there was a perfume that gave rise to the belief that perfumes are an individual taste, it is shalimar perfume. Created in honour of the middle eastern heroines of the taj mal, this great fragrance contains the overriding smells of vanilla. Now vanilla is a unique scent because it is associated with foods as well as other fashion accessories.

Some of  you may feel that it is abit too much to expect you to spell like some piece of confectionery. You may have a point in terms of looking at the perfume at the glance. However shalimar is much more than just another vanilla scented fragrance. It is a statement of history and the future.

There have been some comments from reviewers to the effect that the perfume can be overpowering but at the same time some people are saying that it is too weak. This makes me think that the question as to whether the perfume is powerful or not is purely down to the individual tastes of the people who use the perfume and can not be limited  to a standard view.

I admit that the strong smell of the perfume can be irritating to sensitive people. However there is a nother complaint to the effect that the perfume does not last long in terms of effects. It seems ironic that as people bemoan the lack of punch in the perfume, others are derriding it for is punch.

I must admit that I do like the look of the perfume. For some people the look of the perfume does not matter but for me it is part of the whole package of things that make a fragrance stand out. After all you first look at the package before you even have the chance to try out the fragrance.

Would I recommend the fragrance. Yes I would because I think that it provides a good toliet accessory as well as a fashion statement to be able to wear such a stylish perfume. The prices also seem to be reasonable so we can say that that is the one way of getting all of you interested. The versions I have seen have been mainly for the ladies but I am not sure whether they have a gentlemen’s line.

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