I can't seem to forget you? Prince Matchabelli soldiers on: here is the Wind Song dusting powder ("a blend of florals with fruity, green middle notes finishing with hints of musk and amber"), 113g for $15 at Belk. (If you can't remember, or never knew, what it smelled like, Angie reviewed Wind Song Cologne spray back in 2008.)
I have a gift for you, and it’s something that will last all day:
I can bring home the bacon. Fry it up in a pan. And never never let him forget he’s a man, ’cause I’m a woman. Enjoli.
Didn’t like that one? Try this:
…But I’m gonna’ have an Aviance night. Tonight. Gonna’ have an Aviance night.
That was a good one. But here’s what we came for:
I can’t seem to forget you. Your Wind Song stays on my, Wind Song stays on my, Wind Song stays on my-y mind.
Now those are some solid gold ear worms…
Prince Matchabelli Sexiest Musk sounds less like the name of a perfume than it sounds like a challenge. I mean, calling something the very “sexiest” and at the same time enclosing a coupon offering a dollar off the price of its body spray, regularly sold for $3.79, is just plain agitating for street testing.
Last night, I took Sexiest Musk to a dinner party. I put dabs of it, Jovan Musk for Women, Coty Vanilla Musk, Strange Invisible Perfumes Musc Botanique and Parfumerie Générale Musc Maori on my arms and asked the guests to tell which, in their opinion, was the sexiest musk…