Love Fille

Love Fille

rrazzell2020-09-27T23:19:55.000Z
I love FdB (Shiseido), old BdV (LOVE), B1834, La Fille de Berlin and Daim Blond +
(haven't tried the new DB, and the current FdB is light), so I'm totally with you on those. I also quite like Louve: it immediately reminded me of Jer
ewojdula2020-09-11T23:37:15.000Z
Just the opposite here :) Love the big bottles. Needed more Fille de Berlin and got the 3.4 oz ++++
size; never saw a SL 3.4 oz before.
vmax2020-08-21T15:19:54.000Z
Kjaer Weiss and ritual de Fille. I just got their new minis and I’m in love
Noddi2020-05-22T20:50:01.000Z
My favorites: +
1. Gris Clair, a soft smoky lavender linen scent, it’s so soft, moody, beautiful. Not that herbaceous lavender that can overwhelm 2. Fille en aiguil
philosophin2020-05-22T01:00:55.000Z
I’m too lazy to write reviews rn but here’s my rankings+
Love or like: 1. Fumerie Turque—sweet tobacco with very big sillage. I need to re-up on my supply, I had a tiny decant and drained it quickly. 2.
ewojdula2020-05-22T00:44:37.000Z
Several have proven fb worthy: Bois et Musc - very bois but softened by musk, it's just beautiful;++
La Fille de Berlin - jammy, rosy, spicy, love it; Sa Majesty la Rose - majestic splendid rose; Fille en Aiguilles - a bit much for me; smoky, piney, v
MaryEllen2020-05-10T09:56:03.000Z
^ This, and I thought just getting it out of the jar was a pain. There are a few reviews (links) +
that might be helpful if you're considering buying. (I love their cream blush, but the Eye Soot wasn't for me. A shame, because they're lovely on for
SteffStarrr2020-01-30T16:51:42.000Z
I love this! have you used rituel de fille? their entire brand has this vibe
FeeFee342019-12-20T05:33:44.000Z
Why do I love forest candles and soaps but not really like forest perfumes?+
I LOVE pretty much any candle, soap, dish washing liquid, etc. in "eucalyptus mint," Target has a "winter citrus and pine" candle that I was huffing f
everscents2019-11-04T17:22:33.000Z
Thank you so much! I'd really love to hear more if you take her workshop++
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