The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume
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Organic Jojoba Oil (Simmondsia chinensis) , Castor Oil (Ricinus communis) , Candelilla Wax (Euphorbia cerifera) , Perfume , Australian Sandalwood Oil (Santalum spicatum) , Orris Oil (Iris florentina) , Oudh Oil (Aquilara agallocha) , Jasmine Absolute (Jasminum grandiflorum) , Neroli Oil (Citrus Aurantium amara) , Fire Tree Oil (Xanthorrhoea preissii) , Lemongrass Oil (Cymbopogon citratus) , *Benzyl Salicylate , *Cinnamal , *Citral , *Coumarin , *Eugenol , *Geraniol , *Benzyl Benzoate , *Benzyl Cinnamate , *Citronellol , *Farnesol , *Limonene , *Linalool , FD&C Yellow No. 5
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- Beginning with fresh, citrus tones: The Smell of Freedom warms on the skin and a complex, spicy and woody scent is revealed.
- A blend of three perfumes: Fire Tree, Oudh Heart and Old Dehli Station are available seperately online.
- Main notes: lemongrass, lemon myrtle, neroli, jasmine, ginger, fire tree, clove, black pepper, sandalwood, oudh and orris.
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Pros
- Great Smell
- Great Value
- Not Overpowering
Cons
Best Uses
- Anytime
Comments about LUSH The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume:
Smells like Orange Blossom plus some more woody/spicy scents.
- When you survey your stash, you label this product:
- None of the above
- Fragrance Type:
- Citrus/Fruity, Floral, Oriental/Spicy
Pros
- Draws Compliments
- Great Smell
- Long-Lasting
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Use
Comments about LUSH The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume:
I picked this up the last time I was at Lush. The name drew me to it but I liked the smell too. Since taking it home and wearing it I've kind of fallen in love with it and wear it everyday. It last for a long time and I always receive compliments on it. The little tube is easy to carry and is just a little bigger than most lipstick tubes.
- When you survey your stash, you label this product:
- Must-Have
Pros
- Evolving
Cons
- Smell
Best Uses
- Layering
Comments about LUSH The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume:
I took a risk and bought a few perfumes online; this was the only one I didn't like. The description says the scent was inspired by people who have endured hardships, which I hopefully interpreted as the scent of spices, nag champa, or musk. But after actually trying it I'm convinced the people who inspired the scent cleaned toilets all day, because it smells like cheap air freshener in a public bathroom. In fact, someone came up to me after I'd put it on my arms and made a similar comment. However, the fragrance does evolve. The initial scent is strong and lemony, then after it sits on the skin a few minutes the warm jasmine notes come up, which is better. I layered it under my jasmine lustre powder and it works well. Since returning it would be too much of a hassle, I'll keep this one for layering.
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- None of the above
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Comments about LUSH The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume:
My favorite perfume. I love how natural this scent is, but it is also very distinctive. It calms me down, makes me happy, and it has a definite sexy factor. I get heaps of compliments when I wear it and who doesn't like that? Basically, it is just awesome.
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- Must-Have
Pros
- Fresh
- Portable
- Uplifting
Cons
- Tinted
Best Uses
Comments about LUSH The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume:
I really enjoy the scent of this solid perfume. Buying perfume online was a bit of an uncertainty, but this scent is really pleasant. It reminds me of the Godiva solid shampoo, if that helps anybody out. I think it is because of the jasmine. The tint is strange though. I can only imagine that one of the darker solid perfumes would require you to be careful not to get a streak of tint on your neck or something.
I love that you can drop it in your purse and not worry about perfume spilling everywhere!
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- None of the above
Pros
- Portable long lasting
Cons
- Smell
Best Uses
- Every day
Comments about LUSH The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume:
This fragrance opens with an overwhelming odor of lemongrass, which if that were my favorite, would be great. I found it less than complex and it actually reminded me of air freshener which is not what I want my perfume to smell like. That plus the sickly yellow color it leaves on your skin means I will be returning this one. I really hoped to fall in love with the new perfumes, but this one is not it!
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- None of the above
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Comments about LUSH The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume:
I had a great experience in the Lush store (NYC, UWS). I was curious about the new scents and the girl asked me to close my eyes and name my favorite scent. Being difficult and odd, I said "Hardware store"... a moment later she held out smell of freedom. The canister smelled odd to me, but when she tested it on my wrist... it was right (of course I tried some others), but Smell of freedom is warm, subtle and a just a little bit rustic.
- When you survey your stash, you label this product:
- Life-Saver
Pros
- Exciting
Cons
Best Uses
- Rub anywhere all day
Comments about LUSH The Smell of Freedom Solid Perfume:
I really enjoyed the scent. The rub on stick is easier to use than the solid alternative in a pot.
- When you survey your stash, you label this product:
- Guilty Pleasure
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