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Maybe a gift card for Jo Malone if it’s sold near you. So many different single or few note scents and thy are fun to mix...in fact they are intended to mix.
Very high end but not hideously expensive per bottle. Problem is...you end up with a lot of bottles.
Please ask her!
Especially if you are spending a lot of money, ask her, or go to a department store with her and you both try some scents while shopping. It can still be a surprise if you don’t buy it right then.
A gift of a new / different scent is one of the highest on my lists of “just DON’T do it”.
“Some really good perfumes right now” might be something she (or you) hates, or can’t tolerate when it is on her skin.
So true. My husband once gave me a bottle of Quelques Fleur “L ‘Original” on the recommendation of a salesperson.
Hideously expensive (for me anyway) and so flowery I thought I’d choke. He was so proud of it that I didn’t return it. It sat for years unused before I finally pitched it.
Shalimar is a classic; but, as has been noted, perfume is a very personal choice. Get her a small amount of Shalimar, Chanel #5, or something that is light and delicate in scent but that is thought to be an elegant scent (ask at the perfume counter of a good department store).
Since we are heading to Fall/Winter season, Tom Ford Oud Wood would be perfect. Be prepared to spend around $300-500 bucks.
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