As you are no doubt aware I am very passionate about different types of toiletries and can't stop buying myself something new. Whilst I absolutely love beautiful fragrances I have tried to be extremely good and use what I already own before making any new purchases. A few months ago my Mum arrived at my home with a bag full of perfumes that she no longer wanted, as she quickly becomes fed up with the same scent - bad news for her but great news for me! In amongst the array of bottles was Versus Red Jeans Woman, which on first impressions resembles a small bottle of alcohol! It was only when I carried out a little research on this fragrance that I learned that there ..  Read the complete review

I’ve just about finished off a bottle of Versace’s Red Jeans perfume that I received as a Christmas present last year and now I’ve finally got rid of it I can just about bring myself to write a review on it. When I initially opened the present last year I was quite optimistic about this new perfume but after my first encounter with it this quickly changed… The perfume comes in a circular, red tin can with an accompanying red lid which does give it quite a classy appearance, despite it being rather an awkward shape to wrap! The can is quite detailed and features a picture of a woman wearing a red denim jacket and red jeans while the lid of tin shows a lion’s ...  Read the complete review

Versace Red Jeans is not a fragrance I usually would have bought myself, but when I was round at a male friends house recently I raided his fragrance shelf and I spotted Versace Blue Jeans, which is the male version. I tried it and I was quite impressed so when I then saw it on offer in Boots for just over £11.00 I bought a bottle to give to my fiancé as part of his Valentine's Day present! At a later date I found the female version, Red Jeans at the same price so I decided to buy myself a bottle. ~ Price and availability ~ Red Jeans is only available to buy in 75ml bottles and is available from Boots, still at the reduced price of £11.02 (RRP ...  Read the complete review

I first received this perfume as a gift from my father - something bought in the airport from one of his many trips abroad. Wearing the perfume now really brings back lovely memories of this being my first ever perfume. There was something so exciting at the age of 13 to own a perfume but such a well known and established brand such as Versace - to me it really spoke of quality and expense. This perfume is complete sensory nostalgia whether you've owned it before or not simply because is has a retro design and smell. It was created in 1994 so it is a little dated but considering how cheaply you can get hold of it I still think it is a good buy. The bottle is ...  Read the complete review

Now this is probably the cheapest perfume I have ever bought and to be honest when I first purchased it YEARS ago now wasn't expecting great thing's from it, I thought because it was so cheap it wouldnt smell great and wouldnt last very long, I bought it as a sort of stand in for my more expensive perfumes. But after smelling it, it has become a scent that I wear all the time and I'm never without a bottle of this in my bag! After just looking through a few reviews on this perfume everyone seems to hate it which I cannot understand because everyone I know absolutely loves it maybe we are all cheapskates who don't know anything about perfumes!! The Packaging ...  Read the complete review