Sarah Jessica Parker SJP Stash EDP Spray with Pouch, 100 ml

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In February 2014, George and I launched the SJP Collection. We founded our footwear collection upon three main pillars: delivering quality products, using color and sparkle as a neutral, and giving the single sole a new heartbeat. We arrived in NYC the same month of the same year and share many fashion references from those early days on the island of Manhattan and those points of inspiration have played an influential role in our design process. As well, we both agreed that our shoes had to be handmade in Italy which enjoys a long tradition of being considered the home of the finest shoemakers in the world. In the meantime, is is not shy of staying that recognizably girlish and pure and romantic as she was in her youth. This is what the name STASH is all about. I can't wait to try this. I finally warmed to Stash but still disappointed about the poor longevity.

Finally, if you are looking for a more subtle scent similar to SJP Stash Perfume, try Vanilla Fields Perfume . This fragrance has a light and airy aroma of white flowers blended with vanilla and musk for a subtle yet sensual scent. For a more floral fragrance similar to SJP Stash Perfume, try Philosophy Love Sweet Love Perfume. This perfume features notes of lily, rose and jasmine blended with sandalwood and musk for a sweet and subtly seductive aroma. This bottle design was inspired right out of the lab when Sarah Jessica was creating the fragrance. The simple cylindrical bottle and stopper inspired cap mimic the samples she loved when smelling the fragrance. She ripped off a piece of tape and wrote right on it “STASH SJP,” and so it was born. With added details, including the cord and an SJP emblem, this is a beautiful marriage of function and luxury, minimalism, and old-world design. I use bath oil more regularly now, because my skin has become so dry, especially in the winter when the house is heated. Most of the time, I use an unscented oil like Neutrogena’s sesame body oil; I just squirt some in the bath water. After Portia’s comment, I’ve added less than a dropperful of the Stash elixir oil, and it is wonderful — it scents the whole bathroom. Sillage is not a problem with this fragrance — it carries quite a way. It is a rule breaker, it's unapologetically sexy and it is for everyone”... A play of raw, sexy masculine notes wrapped with feminine, flirtatious notes. The result: a universally sexy fragrance. An Eau de Parfum Elixir Spray. FeaturesStash reminds me of a quieter Frédéric Malle Vétiver Extraordinaire; it also brought to mind Eau d'Italie Bois d'Ombrie and one of my favorite soaps: Nesti Dante Villages and Monasteries. Stash has good lasting power but stays close to the body; it's unisex but veers masculine to my nose (but will non-perfumista guys buy it?) I wore Stash after my test run of Versace Pour Homme Dylan Blue and all I could think was: "Donatella, hire Sarah Jessica Parker and her team of perfumers ( Clement Gavarry and Laurent Le Guernec) the next time you need a new Versace men's scent." I'm serious. Well, actually I came across this perfume at one of the biggest federal cosmetics stores in Moscow - Russia. I couldn't have confused it for anything else, I believe... I love that my random remark has given you a way to use your oil. A couple of fragrant oil drops in the bath really change the whole experience for me too. My current favourite is a vintage Caron Bellodgia. It’s only 15 ml but with judicious drops I’ve eked it out over years and it’s still half full. Any more than a drop or two and it’s overwhelming.

News of the new flanker has arrived! It will be called Stash Unspoken, in a similar bottle to Prive, but more rose gold rather than pink.Does this mean that the original Stash was bit of a flop? This is what normally happens with celebrity fragrances that are more experimental and don't sell well - they release a more crowd pleasing scent n the same bottle with a more crowd pleasing colour. Remember Covet that was swiftly followed by Covet Bloom?"

With no testers or promotion in store, its gonna have to be a blind buy as I'm loving the buzz around this celeb offering. :) But my more than calm reaction (from a devoted lover of her previous works in almost all of the range) will probably change when I get a chance to try it on skin and to listen to it lastingly... Well, Kevin, I see there’s one thing you have in common with SJP: she sprays “a lot of freakin’ fragrance on.” 🙂What the hell is wrong with you grown, adult people insulting her looks on a public forum like a bunch of shallow teenagers? I love SJP and her looks, and I love that she represents us Jewish women out there who embrace our "too-big" facial features and celebrate that everyone is different and that there are many forms of beauty, not one cookie-cutter generic. Get over yourselves!! I like her, and appreciate how serious she takes her brand. Will eventually find it on one of my travels.