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I always found this so strange and wondered if anyone else noticed the great range that one scent can take just based on who is wearing it. Some barely smell like the same thing.
Two perfumes I like in the bottle but are awful on me are Calvin Klein Euphoria and Sarah Jessica Parker Lovely. Oh wait... make that three! Stella McCartney smells like old lady rosewater on me.
Don't forget about accidental layering. You have your own body chemistry, then you wash with certain soaps/shampoos, and then you apply certain lotions, your clothes are washed in detergent/fabric softener, and then you add the perfume over that...?
No wonder it smells different on everyone!
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I love the scent on someone or in the magazine, but when I buy the bottle and wear it myself, I hate it.
