Carolina Herrera Good Girl Eau de Parfum, Perfume for Women

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Good Girl Eau de Parfum Suprême breaks all the perfume rules, reinventing its olfactory family. Juicy gourmand Berries give way to the aphrodisiac personality of intense Egyptian Jasmine, while creamy Tonka Beans and sparkling Vetiver give a modern twist to the final formula.

For: Her

She Is: Provocative & Strong

Ocassion: Night

Olfactive Family: AMBERY Gourmand Floral (white)

The Fragrance: Irresistible & Intense

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The Fragrance

Good Girl Eau de Parfum Suprême breaks all the perfume rules, reinventing its olfactory family. Juicy gourmand Berries give way to the aphrodisiac personality of intense Egyptian Jasmine, while creamy Tonka Beans and sparkling Vetiver give a modern twist to the final formula.

For: Her

She Is: Provocative & Strong

Ocassion: Night

Olfactive Family: AMBERY Gourmand Floral (white)

The Fragrance: Irresistible & Intense

 

The Bottle

The Good Girl stiletto, a refined combination of haute couture aesthetics and technical expertise, is taken to glistening new heights with a glamorous black-to-glitter dégradé design.

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Key Ingredients: Berries, Jasmine, Tonka Bean

Olfactive Family: AMBERY Gourmand Floral (white)

Top Notes: Berries

Heart Notes: Jasmine Egypt, Orange Blossom

Bottom Notes: Tonka Bean, Vetiver

 

*Top notes: First impression of a perfume, last 5-15 minutes after applying to skin.

*Heart notes: Start to come through as the top notes fade, last approximately 20-60 minutes.

*Base notes: The underlying aroma throughout the wear of the perfume. Lingers the longest on skin (up to 6 hours) after the other notes have faded.                                                                                                                                                                                         DID YOU KNOW?                                                                                                                 

Fragrance Concentration

Perfumes, whether for men or women, contain a fragrance concentrate (essential oils) diluted in a mixture of alcohol and water. In reality, the fragrance concentration percentage and its level of alcohol influence how long the scent lasts, and determine its category. There are four types of perfume with specific characteristics:

Eau de Cologne

This is the lightest, least persistent type of perfume. Its concentration varies from 2% to 5%. The product is fresh, invigorating and associated with a concept of cleanliness and freshness.

Eau de Toilette (EDT)

One of the most popular types of perfume, eau de toilette is perfect for regular, everyday use. Its concentration varies from 5% to 12%. The top notes make up half the fragrance. The perfumer places emphasis on the freshness and unfurling of the fragrance.

Eau de Parfum (EDP)

Sometimes called parfum de toilette or esprit de parfum, its concentration varies from 12% to 20%. Eau de parfum is long-lasting and remains for 5 to 10 hours. The middle notes make up most of the fragrance. The perfumer highlights these notes to enhance the perfume’s sparkle. More concentrated than eau de toilette, eau de parfum is generally more tenacious and leaves a stronger scent trail.

Perfume

Also known as extrait de parfum, this is the most concentrated product. Its concentration varies from 20% to 40% in an extra-fine alcohol solution of 96%. This fragrance lasts longer than other types and is generally reserved for special occasions, especially for the evening and night. Base notes make up most of the fragrance. The perfumer places emphassis on the noble quality of the base notes to reinforce its tenaciousness and volume. A few drops of perfume applied directly to the skin, preferably on the pulse points, are sufficient to reveal its trail and intensity.

 


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