By Kilian Eau de Parfum Good Girl Gone Bad, 50 ml Review

The coming spring-summer season brought a lot of surprises to fans of the art of perfumery, among which is the long-awaited release of the warm sensual fragrance Kilian Good Girl Gone Bad Eau Fraiche. Created according to all French canons, the floral scent reflects the true charisma and seductiveness of its charming owner, enveloping her in a wave of sensual passion mixed with fragile tenderness. The inspiration for creating a light, relaxed composition was the image of a snow-white modern villa, standing right on the coast of the Aegean Sea. Here, the beauty of pristine nature is reflected in the modern lines of the fashionable interior, and in the huge panoramic windows you can see the fabulous rays of the sea sunset, bewitching with their grandeur and grace. Smoothness and serenity - these two features formed the basis of the entire aromatic pyramid of Kilian Good Girl Gone Bad Eau Fraiche and were equally reflected in the external design of the perfume bottle. A massive vessel made of frosted milky white glass is decorated with original gilded elements that are in perfect harmony with each other. The perfume melody performed by the talented modern maestro Alberto Morillas starts with romantic floral tunes of Moroccan and Turkish roses, surrounded by a transparent veil of vibrant Tunisian orange blossom. The heart of the picture is a cross between innocence and vicious seduction, created from the interweaving of Egyptian jasmine and tuberose sprinkled with a cloud of sea water. The sillage of the composition features fixing musky notes that maximize the duration of the scent on the skin.