💖 Unveiling the Caswell-Massey Elixir of Love Collection: Discover the Delight of 1 Bath Soap Review

I've been wearing this fragrance since I was 20 years old and I'm still wearing it almost 20 years later. The beautiful cobalt glass and spirit of an old world drugstore prompted me to try it and I found the scent to be just as impressive as the packaging. Mysterious with a touch of melancholy; unpredictable, not cloying and not cloying. Old world aura, but definitely NOT in the old man sense. Think: Rose is on the Titanic, not Rose in a nursing home. Floral and herbal, sweet and light. How…

The original potion for everlasting love. sounds SO tempting. Right? I made the purchase decision solely based on the fragrance description and the fragrance name. I read the blog and they raved about Caswell-Messi's Elixir of Love #1. It was described as a sweet smelling fragrance and I was convinced it must be a good investment. It arrived so beautifully packaged and I was really struck by the gorgeous scent of jasmine, lavender and passionflower along with the subtle Egyptian musk. This and…

Used directly from the Caswell-Massey website a few years ago (had trouble ordering there this time). I have the original jar with glass lid for powder - no longer available. I bought a set of 3 here. It arrived much earlier than expected. However, the smell seems to have been lost during travel! I've tried the body cream and I do NOT smell it (that's not me - I applied some Chanel Coco this morning and I can smell it!). I only apply the cream on my hands and nothing! Then I sprayed on the…

Soft, musky, not too sweet. Like a splash of warm hugs. My fragrance world is based on mood (RIP Jessica McClintock and your clear lemon signature cologne). This one is comforting. An adult scent reminiscent of cashmere and wood in the fireplace, with a bowl of jasmine somewhere in the room. Caswell-Massey's website says they developed the love elixir from a Victorian-era recipe found in their archives. It makes sense since strong perfume was considered bad manners back then (I still think so…