Acqua di Gioia (30 ml) by Giorgio Armani One of other favourite brands of perfume is Giorgio Armani, and have tried a selection of the fragrances over the years. I brought myself this last year at Duty Free, and I had the 30ml bottle, I paid about £25 for it. =The perfume= Upon spraying the tester, I could tell immediately that I was going to like the perfume, it immediately hit me as a strong perfume, not to heavy, but a good strong mix of tones, so from this I had a good spray, and treated myself to a bottle. -Top Notes- The top notes included, crushed mint and lemon, this produces quite a deep intense smell and has a ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of Acqua di Gioia eau de toilette by Giorgio Armani. The sales assistant in Debenhams must have felt sorry for me because she threw in a handful of perfume samples for me a few weeks ago and this was included in the goody haul. That never usually happens to me so I walked off with a little bounce in my step hoping that they would be nice. I love perfume samples as they don't turn out to be expensive mistakes. If you don't like them, nothing is lost. Description This sample was carded and a glass vial, sized 1.5ml. Inside the card, the write up promises "A glimmer of the Mediterranean, an escape between earth and sea, (sounds ...  Read the complete review

Having my eldest daughter living with us has its advantages, one of them being that I can borrow her make up and perfumes if I want to. She turns twenty-one on Friday and is much more bothered about how she looks than I am, but I do like to try to be presentable! I have only got into wearing perfume over the last couple of years, but I have stuck to the kinds of fragrances launched by celebrities (Jennifer Lopez, Christina Aguilera and Avril Lavigne to date) which cost around £20 a bottle. When I noticed my daughter had a Giorgio Armani fragrance, I knew I had to borrow it to give it a try and see if such a brand was really worth its high price tag. She bought ...  Read the complete review