Portrait Of A Lady

Okay so that was my quick review of Portrait of a Lady from Frederick Mall. I would love to hear your opinion on the scent in the comments. Thank you ...

Three other perfumes, can't wait. And that is my review of Portrait of a Lady. That's it

Peace two fingers and I'm out. It's your boy, Portrait of a Lady. Who knew?

I quite like it, that dry rose feel. I'll give it a two out of two.

Portrait of a Lady feels about right for a museum to me. Not overwhelming, classy, a little bit intriguing though.

I've read so much HYPE about this fragance I couldn't wait to get it. I even watched a video of a woman unpacking the fragance, she appeared to be sooooo excited! I ordered this fragance but the scent was a little disappointing to me. Because of the reviews I expected more. This is a little heavy. I...

Have not liked a single Chanel I’ve tried. Update:. Portrait of a Lady smells like a public bathroom. Another update:.

I bought the sampler size because I don't want to waste money on something I might not like (the price for the sampler was the same as a big bottle of MK Very Hollywood). My review is mix. Personally, it's not my favorite but when I wear this I get a lot of compliment. One lady at a hotel we were st...

2 by Eliza Grace; Portrait of a Lady is also gorgeous. I miss the rose in the original Stella (not the watery reformulation), and the rose in Serge Lutens La Fille de Berlin is very nice as well - sweet still but greener, to my nose. I also have a giant soft spot for photorealistic roses, but Jo Malone Red Roses is my high watermark for that genre.

First time i used, i thought i would never like it. It started like a bomb of rose and incense, and was even scary after paying such a price. However, after waiting some minutes the smell settles down and you can smell patchouli and other notes. In general, the more I use, the more I like it. The fr...