Mitsouko Perfume

Full of eastern promise this is a top notch perfume for the discerning customer. It comes in a wonderful glass bottle with the brand label clearly visible but it is the scent that makes or breaks the perfume. The husky notes of cinnamon combine with the gentle breeze of peaches to form a perfume that can be both masculine and feminine. I know that some of you will not like the ambiguity but it is all part of our metro sexual world. Nothing is quite defined in strict terms.

The perfume is packaged in very simple terms but the delivery far exceeds the promise. Perfume is always about romance. Without romance a perfume is just a set of chemicals combined to create a pleasant smell. To me that is a sterile understanding of perfume. Perfume is there to love you and be loved. It is supposed to be poetic and sweet. Mitsouko does this and much more besides. It is a combination of soft and hard, gently and forceful, direct and suggestive, seductive and elusive. In other words this is a wonderful addition to your perfume cabinet.

What I particularly like is the lack of celebrities in site. I have to admit that I am not entirely convinced by perfumes that are marketed by celebrities who may not even use them. Mitsouko is not in that category. It is a perfume that stands on its own two feet and makes a statement about what it wants and what it offers.

The product scent can be accessed via various peripheral items such as shampoo, soap, makeup and other bathroom accessories. To me this perfume is not so much about brand as it is about the high quality of the product. I would therefore urge you to try this perfume and see what it can do for you. Please feel free to visit the blog and leave your comments. I will try and see if I can read them and respond where appropriate. I do not mind if you disagree with my review so don’t be shy. Speak you mind and let us know what you think.

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