French Perfume?
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Janice I have to say I love Coco also because years ago I was "in love" as a teenager with a French teen. He sent over Coco before it was released in the US. I thought I was hot stuff. I like it because it reminds me of my youth and my first romance.
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I like Coco, also. I used to like Chanel no. 5 but bought a bottle last year and I guess my taste has changed over the years, as I didn't care for it this time. <BR><BR>I like Lancome's Tresor very much, men seem to like it a lot, as well as Rive Gauche by YSL.
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My wife wears Fragonnard "Murmure" which she picked up in Grasse at their factory. She also got some more in Paris at their outlet near the American Express. I adore that scent. She even carries these little pots in her purse -- solid perfume, I think they're called.<BR><BR>Other times she likes to wear "Habanita" I think it's called by another factory she dragged me to in Grasse. Moulinard, or something like that. That one is great too, but I think the first one is the best.
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I love "L'Air du Temps", "Joy", and, yes, "Chanel 5". The one I r-e-a-l-l-y love is "ODE", by Guerlain. I have not been able to find it here (in South. Calif) at all; maybe it's too old? We will be in Paris later this month for a couple days - I wonder if I'll be able to find it there?<BR><BR>Thise are the fragrances I really love. My guy likes "Red" and "Opium", neither of which are French?
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Someone mentioned on another thread a website called classyperfumes.com. I checked it out and the prices are unbelievable - in fact, I'm not sure I believe them! Does anyone have any experience with this site? Are the perfumes the real thing or are they knockoffs? Anyone?

