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| Review by Lisa VanWilliams |
If you are looking for a new Spring scent, CLEAN is where it's at. CLEAN Perfume has been around since 2003, and they offer a collection of high quality perfumes for the body and premium home scents. They use all natural gentle ingredients which means no harsh sulfates, mineral oil, artificial colors or dyes. They are a cruelty free brand, and they strive to leave a small carbon footprint, and they use eco-friendly and recyclable material for packaging.
"Smell has the power to invoke memory, trigger emotion, and create connection. It is the oldest of all of our senses, and helped spark our evolution. The smallest whiff of a scent can transport us to moments of pleasure, well-being, and comfort - and we have discovered the key to bottling this nostalgia." CLEAN Perfume
I have been using CLEAN Perfume for years and it's a brand I love and would recommend. I normally go with the CLEAN Original. That was the first scent of theirs I tried and I have been hooked on it since. It smells fresh and clean and crisp, like you JUST walked out of an incredible smelling shower.
They were kind enough to send me some Cashmere and Blossom to check out, and they do not disappoint either. I have been wearing the Blossom during the day and this is the perfect time of year for it. It's literally Spring blossom captured in a bottle. It's sexy, feminine, and it will catch some attention when you breeze by.
BLOSSOM
- Top Notes: Tunisian Neroli, Seringe Petals HP, Yellow Freesia
- Mid Notes: Orange Blossom, Rain Lily HP, Georgia Magnolia, Blue Dianthus
- Dry Notes: Skin Musk, Cotton Wood, Sensual Sandalwood
I have been wearing the Cashmere as a nigh time perfume. It's a little deeper, and more sensual, and warming.
CASHMERE
- Top Notes: Cedar Leaf, Bergamont, Lime, Lavandin
- Mid Notes: Mimosa, Jasmine, Guaiacwood
- Base Notes: Heliotrope, Tonka Bean, Musk, Sandalwood
You can find out more about CLEAN and order online here:
CLEAN is also available at Sephora locations nationwide, and sold globally in over 20 countries.
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