If I were to ever choose only one specific brand for a perfume, without a doubt I would choose Calvin Klein. They have a range of beautiful fragrances, and If I could afford to, I would only choose to buy Calvin Klein's perfumes. It's a shame they are pretty expensive but to be honest, they are just that good and I do pay a lot of money because I think they are worth it. Forbidden Euphoria is one of my all time favorites. It is a fragrance that I truly treasure and only use on very special occasions. I think It is not an everyday scent particularly for shopping around as It is quite strong and distinct. I personally always want something softer and more natural for ...  Read the complete review

I do like Calvin Klein fragrances and with this one being launched only last year, I had to give it a try as the bottle is my favourite colour and it looked really modern. The Euphoria fragrance which was the original is one I liked but I wondered how different this one would be from it. Also with a name like Forbidden Euphoria, I was hoping for quite a daring deep scent and hopefully one that was also really feminine as this is the kind of image it portrays. PACKAGING Euphoria Forbidden comes in a similar bottle to Euphoria but with a pinkish purple hue to it to make it look a lot more girly. It is a flattened circle shape the bottle, with a tall ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love the fragrance Calvin Klein Euphoria and for Christmas this year I received a bottle of Forbidden Euphoria. It was actually a bit of a mistake as I had asked my husband for a bottle of Euphoria and he duly got me some but the Forbidden variety not knowing there was a difference but anyway I'm glad he did. The bottle is just the same as the original version of Euphoria and in my opinion its really sleek and sexy looking. The cap is a long silver rectangle with some pink on it which sits on top of the spray function. Then the bottle itself is then in a sort of boat shape underneath this and when you rest it on a surface it will sort of rock back and forth.  Read the complete review