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Estee Lauder: Bronze Goddess Aegea

As a person who is not into fresh, citrusy fragrances, picking a signature summer scent, can be quite difficult. I cannot stand those lemony waters, accompanied by cucumbers or god forbid cedar at the drydown . I want to smell clean, but not boring. This year’s flanker of Estee Lauder’s Bronze Goddess line, named Aegea stands out from its previous versions. I am not familiar with all of them, but I can confidently say that this is very different , apparently, it has much more in common with the Aerin’s line. Aegea was inspired by the escape to Greek islands, full of lush fig trees and green floral and named after the Aegean Sea. Notes listed on Fragrantica: TOP Bergamot, Violet Leaf, Ylang-Ylang MIDDLE Fig Nectar, Bougainviallea , Jasmine Sambac BASE Coconut Milk, Musk, Sandalwood It was a pleasant surprise because it stands out from recent popular summer releases. I would describe it as a dusty fig, with some green flowers and a bergamot in the background. There’s a bit of sweetne...

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Estee Lauder – Bronze Goddess Aegea This year I am apparently obsessed with figs. Just a few weeks ago I bought myself a small bottle of Fico Di Amalfi by Acqua Di Parma and now I need more. So when I read that the center stage of this fragrance are figs, exotic flowers and coconut I had to put it on my list. I just hope this is more on the light side , because lately I’ve been struggling with heavier fragrances. And also it needs to be office appropriate . Kerastase Gloss Absolu Glaze Drops I already tried a conditioner from this new line by Keraastsae and I absolutely love the smell of it. Don’t judge me, expensive products need to smell extra nice, ok? Anyway, it smells like citrusy rose perfume, it is very lightweight and makes my hair super soft. So I assume that this oil also smells gorgeous, protects the hair from getting too frizzy, and provides that glossy finish. Oh and I also like the idea of the dropper, it looks more practical. Tina Knowles – Matriarch I heard that...