Kilian's Good Girl Gone Bad

Infuse your atmosphere with a floral whirlwind

Good Girl Gone Bad is a portal into the world of half-innocent and half-voluptuous. It is a fresh floral that is surrounded by flowers and nature. One spritz lands you in the floral garden, introduced by Kilian's perfume house in 2012.

The fresh, alluring, floral fruity scent opens with an apricot-smelling flower osmanthus, creating a unique yet aromatic combination with jasmine and may rose. To continue the fragrance of opening notes, Indian tuberose and narcissus blend in the heart of the Good Girl Gone Bad and, as a result, produce a scent that blooms in a very special way on the skin. The perfume invites you to discover a distinctive yet fresh take on florals with every opening.

Finally, if you fancy an affordable scent that takes cues from Good Girl Gone Bad, consider Fragrances Oil’s Floral Luscious. Our creation of Good Girl Gone Bad is a chic classic that exudes excellent radiance, playful seduction, and remarkable appeal. It is what you wear if you wish to step into a mystical world of half-innocent and half-voluptuous. Dive into an apricot-smelling flower osmanthus with the combination of white floral jasmine and intensely romantic may rose, emerging a unique aroma. The soft woody nuance of cedar and the sweet resinous smell of amber are introduced in the base to linger the effect of opening and middle notes.

Floral Luscious is introduced in three different impressions; 10 ml roll on, 150 ml body mist, and 500 ml interior perfume. Look no further if you crave an enchanting floral that infuses your atmosphere with the garden of good and evil.

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