273 INDIGO by Fred Hayman

one of the things that women in general don't know about perfume is that the word means "through smoke", so they squirt it on the skin like anti-bacterial hand washing soap. no no no no no.if you do that w/red it smells like cherry cough syrup. ladies, educate yourselves about one of the biggest joys of our live, (regardless of what those cancer doomsday sayers preach about fragrances, I don't care. there is something in every bloody molecule I breathe in every day that is supposed to kill me stone dead, that also lands on my skin and gets in that way. if I'm going to die because I have to breathe, then I am going to breathe in the scents I love. moving on...

Highly recommend if you enjoy D&G, but it is too strong or expensive for you. 273 could also be compared with Moschino's I Love Love, but with less cedar, better sillage & longevity on me. It is not a weak, watered down college-age scent like I love love, which needs to be applied every 2-3 hours or more. Also much more affordable than both of the comparable scents.

This fragrance is VERY different than any other fragrance I have ever smelled. It is a clean smell. I get the orange and the vanilla notes but there is also a note I can't describe, almost like coconut. I like it. It is a nice scent anytime of the year day or night. It is very strong so a little goes a long way. The initial blast is very strong but the dry down is quite exilerating.

One of the best perfume, I had it in the morning and even after almost in the evening, it still smell the same strong scent, love it