Friday, February 2, 2018

Scents: Out Of Curiosity

I was unable to sleep last night because I had an allergy. Darn! I should stop product testing. I received these precious scents from a gifter who is my sister. I'm the receiver.

What could be the ingredient in these YR scents? You must remember that Yves Rocher products are derived from certain natural scents of flowers. No animals were used to test their products. They are simply organic. Scents are tested among plants that's according to the management of Yves Rocher. Right, because legally blonde doesn't like animals to be used as tester for fragrance. Now think about who will use fragrance and perfumes?

Of course they probably tested the scents with their employees before they are distributed in the market. However, I'm not a product tester it's just happened that I received the gifts last Christmas and these "sample size bottles" were given to me.

The fresh scents are prepared in different bottles and labels and of course the differentiation has something to do with its perfume scents.

NATURELLE OSMANTHUS has the burst of freshness and sensuality. Extract of lemon, Jasmine absolute, Natural osmanthus (Don't know what that means, do you know Osmanthus?) Cedar essence. Naturelle really smells so good. Sweet scented smell. However...

It has Yellow 5? OMG! No wonder... Why?

OUI A L' AMOUR has extract of Angelica root essence, Rose essentials LMR ? Tonka bean absolute, Cedar wood essence.

EVIDENCE has Bergamot, Rose, "Patchouli Damascena?" What's that? Is that a crazy ingredient?

SO ELIXIR is seductive and elegant. With Iris, Vanilla and Patchouli? What's that? First time to see a word "Patchouli."

I don't really know which one has caused allergic reaction on my face. That's the reason why I prefer Cacharel Anais Anais. Next time look at the ingredients first and use magnifying glass to see the fine prints. Yeah, I will remember that next time.

For further details on those unknown ingredients kindly google them in the internet. I think they read my blog and suddenly they provided the explanations of such weird names such as devilwoods from spelling demons.