Becca, who comments here regularly as alotofscents, is looking for the perfect romantic floral for her signature scent. She'd like to find a “fresh cut” floral with a touch of white flowers and a slight green note. She doesn't want anything cloying, and she'd like to still be smelling the flowers after a few hours. Here is what we know about Becca:
Becca is single and in her late 40s.
She's a wildlife officer and an animal nerd, and is active in community theater.
She's a tomboy and a girly girl: she's an excellent shot, but loves being soft and pretty.
She's petite, and generally wear jeans and boots with romantic, whimsical, or cute t-shirts…
Remember those television commercials for Clairol Herbal Essences, the ones showing women having 
Many of us don't worry about gender designations in fragrance — we wear what we like. I think this is especially true for those of us who wear fragrance primarily because we want to smell something good (or interesting, or thought-provoking) as we go through our day, or, as Tania Sanchez so nicely phrased it in 
