Hannah Montana Secret Star by Disney Secret Star Eau de Toilette 50ml

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I never had “starter” perfume although I guess I did have “starter” makeup and nail polish around age 6 or 7. She did not seem convinced, but the other day her mom told me that her daughter was now not only contemplating getting her parents to take her to Paris (“you know, to sniff perfumes”) , but she also loves to sniff her dad’s M7 (yep, my doing) and her mom’s Tea for Two (another one of my proud successes). v=1663250289","options":["Size"],"media":[{"alt":null,"id":30664899166442,"position":1,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1. Rest assured, Hannah Montana Disney does a better job showcasing the interplay and synergies between the floral aspects and the fruity accords. And no one stops them, because it isn’t somehow “age inappropriate” (the way a teenager in Bal a Versailles would be, for instance).

com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. Fragrance notes: orange, peach, passion fruit, champagne, jasmine, dewberry, honeysuckle, grenadine, violet, blonde woods, vetiver, tonka bean. Based on what I see, the girls are mostly drawn to the image projected rather than the particular scent.

It wasn’t necessarily what my sister-in-law would have chosen for her daughter, but she allowed her the liberty to express herself through scent…. I attempt to introduce my son and daughter (14 and 9) to good perfume the way I do good food, good books, good music etc. So back when I was 8 or 9, (2010/2011), my friend had this perfume that she gave me that I feel like was merch from some Disney show or nickolodeon show, I’m thinking Hannah Montana, Wizards of Waverly Place, iCarly, Victorius, Shake It Up, etc. com, as well as all of our partner sites, are 100% authentic, original products manufactured by the original designer.

While I did mention my mother’s perfume collection earlier, it was my father who bought the fragrances for her. Or, if the Hannah Montana team really wanted to stick with fruit, why not try a more balanced rendition, something sheer, sweet-tart, with a hint of green? But I agree with your point above that it is no longer “in” to smell sophisticated – the younger the better!My mom wore Oscar de la Renta when I was a kid (I’ve been kind of wanting to find a sample lately because I have absolutely no memory of what it smelled like), and I remember a brief period of Chanel No.

Walt Disney was born on the fifth of December in 1901, in the city of Chicago to Elias and Flora Disney. Tinkerbell smelled mainly like powder-dusted plastic, candy floss, and vaguely fruity bubblegum breath. Apparently one of her sisters started wearing it too, and she didn’t like how it smelled on her sister, so that kind of ruined it for her. I generally won’t wear many if any of them but I love the reviews and the comments on these cheap celeb fragrances.Fragrance Notes: Orange, Peach, Passion Fruit, Champagne, Jasmine, Dewberry, Honeysuckle, Grenadine, Violet, Blonde Woods, Vetiver, Tonka Bean. I am all for introducing children to quality from infancy and agree with you, Angela, about introducing girls to a soliflore as a way of enabling them to appreciate fine fragrance. Your princess will adore the gentle, feminine aroma of this Snow White perfume, created by Disney in 2000 and modeled by one of the most recognizable figures in animation. I still do not have the nerve to open my mom’s largely untouched Shalimar Perfume, which is now very vintage.