Tuesday, April 9, 2013
A woman loves...: Vintage Advertising Champions 1
A woman loves the sweet scent of green leaves,
wood crackling in the fire,
the fragrance of talcum-powdered babies,
spicy things,
incense
and salty air.
While enchantment to him is a woman in Shalimar.
Men are more romantic.
From a vintage 1964 Guerlain advertisement of a woman and man shown nose to nose in profile for their Shalimar perfume.
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I find it funny that I should read this post today when my boyfriend applied what seems to be a scrubber on him and then used a baby wipe to wipe it off, and the only thing I had in my bag to offer him as improvement was Shalimar which he then promptly applied.
ReplyDeleteI didn't tell him it was Shalimar though. :)
C,
ReplyDeleteha!! You have a teaser's gene in your heart of hearts!
[Let's not go there for now]. :-D
ines,
ReplyDeletethat's uncanny. Ha! Clever of you!
To be frank with you, I guess the way masculine frags have become increasingly sweet lately, a feminine oriental such as Shali doesn't really sound alien to them and femme-otherworldly. [This can be both a good and a bad thing!]
Now that you said alien, I should add that he first applied (without prior sniffing) Mugler's Pure Malt which actually smelled like mildew on him. :)
ReplyDeleteI can' tell you how happy it made me that he went with Shalimar.
A ha! (Like mildew, eh? Hmmm) Extremely interesting observation!
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