Today's installment in our "Better Know a Niche Perfumery" series features
Pilar and Lucy.
Luscious cargo tells us that Pilar and Lucy is
a cult name among fragrance mavens and home of some of the most exquisite new scents this side of Hollywood, this enchanting line is the brainchild of Victoria and Gretchen, ballerina and poet respectively, who tapped into their past lives to create a perfectly mesmerizing line of perfumes and lotions. With a tip of the hat and an affectionate nod to the Hollywood of yesteryear, these scents are adored by twirly girls everywhere---and counts Carmen Electra and Jennifer Love Hewitt and Mena Suvari among its grateful devotees...
This line features three scents which evoke old Hollywood glam and youthful exuberance.
The first eau de parfum,
I: the exact friction of stars,is a warm, vanilla-based scent with a hint of coconut.
The second,
II: to twirl all girly,is a warm, floral gardenia scent.
And finally we have
III: tiptoeing through chambers of the moon.This rich, complex floral is my favorite of the three. It combines heady tuberose on a deep amber base. Very pretty and elegant!
Each fragrance also comes in a long-lasting perfume oil version as well as lotion.
Robin at Now Smell This says, "I love Pilar & Lucy's glam bottles and cutesy perfume names, but I have to admit to feeling some trepidation about their latest, Tiptoeing Through Chambers of the Moon..." rest of review...
Lucy and Pilar is available at luckyscent, home 101, Luscious cargo and blush beauty bar.
2 comments:
What exactly is a twirly girl? Merriam-Webster gives us this: Main Entry: 2twirl
Function: noun
1 : an act of twirling
2 : COIL , WHORL
- twirly/'tw&r-le/ adjective
Well, I'm fairly certain the twirly girls wouldn't have occasion to use the Louse-Buster, but here's some info for all the mothers of young ones out there.
Louse-Buster: http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/lice-treatment-may-blow-problem-out-of/20061106063909990007?ncid=AOLNWS0012000000000
You can blow those lice right out of your hair!
lol! One never knows when such a tool might come in handy! Thanks for sharing!
christine
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