Britney Spears Curious Perfume Review: Introduction
The Britney Spears Curious perfume hit store shelves in 2004 and was marketed by a very sensual commercial in which Britney Spears had starred in. The commercial depicted Ms. Britney Spears fantasizing about a man in the next room. The commercial hyped up the perfume so much that women all over rushed to store shelves to buy the Britney Spears Curious fragrance. With all the hype surrounding the commercial, is the Britney Spears Curious perfume appropriate for all women of age?
Britney Spears Curious Perfume Review: The Product & Packaging
The Britney Spears Curious fragrance comes in a package that is a black box decorated with metallic blue and pink flowers all over. The fragrance bottle itself is of turquoise color and made of glass. The bottle is very elegant and that it can be compared to antique perfume containers. The perfume bottle is odd shaped, almost like of a spaceship. Pink removable heart charms are added around the spray top of the Britney Spears Curious fragrance. All fragrance bottles are equipped with a silver push down spray top; however, larger sizes of the perfume can purchase an attachment that you squeeze a bulb to make the fragrance dispense such as how antique perfumes used to be. Gift sets for the Britney Spears Curious perfume are available as well as numerous sizes of the perfume. Fragrance sizes vary and mostly consist of 3.4 ounces and 1.7 ounces. The Curious scent line also has a Britney Spears Curious Perfume Body Soufflé and shower gel that are perfect for layering the fragrance.
Britney Spears Curious Perfume Review: The Fragrance
According to the advertisements of the Britney Spears Curious perfume, the fragrance can be described as sensual and romantic. The perfume is created by using Louisiana magnolia flowers, vanilla, musk, golden Anjou pear, and dewy lotus flowers. The perfume is on the lightweight in terms of powerfulness. Thus, the scent wears off rather quickly and must be reapplied within several hours. The Britney Spears Curious perfume is appropriate for all women of age. The scent is neither too trendy or overbearing.
Britney Spears Curious Perfume Review: Conclusion
The Britney Spears Curious perfume is widely distributed in most retail outlets such as: Wal-Mart, Macys, Dillards, and numerous other vendors. The fragrance can also be found online at discount prices. A 3.4 ounce bottle of the Curious perfume will cost between $40 to $50. The fragrance is one of those perfumes that a consumer will either love or hate. I would recommend buying a smaller version of the Britney Spears Curious perfume and trying the scent out for a week until investing in a larger bottle of the perfume.
Submitted by NovaNightly on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 12:53pm.
Submitted by surely on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 12:37pm.
Submitted by NovaNightly on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 12:30pm.
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*comes out of hiding*
Yeah, I was like 14 when I liked that stuff....my sniffer wasn't as refined as it is now. LOL...;-)
I was 9 or 10 and I made my mom buy it and you KNOW we were smelling like whores:) I got my payback though- my daughter's asshole sperm donor bought her some high school musical perfume and she used up the bottle in a week.
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Oh yeah...sounds about right. I do remember going through perfume a lot faster back then. Now a bottle can last me months and months....what perfume whores we were!!! LOL...
now that damn Electric Youth song is stuck in mah head....THANKS!!!..lol.
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Don't be ashamed! Be proud! If I can recall the perfume itself was pink! Now mind you I am a guy (a homo of course) so I couldn't walk around college wearing Electric Youth...but I reeeeally wanted to!
"The writer and activist Meridel Le Sueur once wrote, in reference to artists feeding at the corporate trough, 'They just want you to perfume the sewers. They need artists to bring perfume to the terrible stench of their death.' It’s a pity that an artist as talented as Julie Mehretu cannot imagine other possibilities for herself as an artist than to take millions from Goldman Sachs and 'just hope it will feel O.K. over time.'"
—MEOW!
Julian Rouas Paris
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