Gwen Stefani Harajuku Lovers Eau de Toilette for Her, 10 ml - Music

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This perfume is for anyone who loves coconut scents with a hint of floral and fruity scents. It is the perfect summer scent. Throw on your bikini, spritz this perfume, and head to the beach. Don’t forget your Pina Colada. Pros They are all cute and aesthetically pleasing! Whether you are looking for a sweet citrusy scent, something spicy, or something more toned down and gentle. You are sure to find it in this G. LAMB perfume range. Top notes of Bergamot, red apple, and fruity notes. The heart notes include Gardenia, Jasmine, Fuschia, and Peony. How Do I Feel About this Perfume? This fragrance is too peachy, but it has a delightful aroma. It is soft, elegant, and not overpowering all your senses. It’s light, softly floral without the sweet sugary indulgence in it. I found the fragrance a bit strong at first, but once it settles down, it smells soft and stays all day! Who is this Perfume For?

Wallis, Adam (November 20, 2019). "Gwen Stefani defends 'Harajuku Girls' era, denies cultural appropriation". Global News. Archived from the original on January 13, 2023 . Retrieved December 31, 2020. I kind of like this pleasant scent that combines peach and fresh Vanilla. The scent is light and sweet. I smelled some bitterness in the fragrance for a moment which may be because of the peachy top note. I have not experienced any musky or woodsy scent. Still, the sweet combination of Vanilla, red apple, and orchid. And tropical Frangipani is impressive. Who is this Perfume For? The Harajuku Girls are Maya Chino ("Love"), Jennifer Kita ("Angel"), Rino Nakasone ("Music") and Mayuko Kitayama ("Baby"). The name of the group is a reference to Harajuku, a neighborhood of Tokyo. The stage names of the women are derived from Stefani's Love. Angel. Music. Baby., which was the name of her first album as well as her clothing brand. Fruity scents can have an uplifting effect on your mood. Just one spray, and you will feel happy and joyful again.I spent 32 minutes in conversation with Stefani, many of them devoted to her lengthy answer to my question about Harajuku Lovers. In that time, she said more than once that she is Japanese. Allure’s social media associate (who is Asian and Latina) was also present for the interview and we were left questioning what we had heard. Maybe she misspoke? Again and again? During our interview, Stefani asserted twice that she was Japanese and once that she was "a little bit of an Orange County girl, a little bit of a Japanese girl, a little bit of an English girl." Surely, she didn’t mean it literally or she didn’t know what she was saying? (A representative for Stefani reached out the next day, indicating that I had misunderstood what Stefani was trying to convey. Allure later asked Stefani’s team for an on-the-record comment or clarification of these remarks and they declined to provide a statement or participate in a follow-up interview.) Luu, Christopher (November 19, 2019). "Gwen Stefani Says Her Harajuku Girls Phase Wasn't Cultural Appropriation". InStyle . Retrieved December 31, 2020. Asian-American entertainer and comedian Margaret Cho criticized Stefani and the group for reinforcing negative ethnic stereotypes of Asian women. [9] Nakasone responded that Stefani was inspired by Japanese fashion culture and that she felt honored to have been in the group. [10] In an interview in the January/February 2006 edition of Blender magazine, Cho called Stefani's Harajuku Girls a minstrel show that reinforces ethnic stereotypes of Asian women. [11]

The magazine also wrote that Stefani’s rep told them that they “misunderstood what Stefani was trying to convey.” However, they declined to provide an on-the-record comment or clarification. A white person doesn’t have to face the racism, prejudices, or discrimination that a Japanese, Mexican, or El Salvadorian person would have to face," continues Nguyen. "They can put on those bits of culture sort of like a costume." And that can lead to a diluted perception of the minority group, Nguyen explains. When it comes to the AAPI community, she says, "It can affect, first, how AAPI people are perceived and, second, how AAPI people perceive themselves." This perfume is suited for young girls. Or women who enjoy distinctive floral essence bouquets and who like to romanticize their life. It is even suited for everyday wear. I think this perfume will be a great choice for those going to a romantic dinner with their partner. Pros

Posed with a question by the beauty mag about what she learned from her award-winning Harajuku Lovers perfume, specifically the controversy it sparked, “The Voice” alum recited an oft-repeated yarn about her Italian American father who traveled to and from Japan for 18 years when he worked for Yamaha Motorcycles. A Japanese word that means “a thing to wear,” “kimono” commonly refers to traditional Japanese garments that have been around for hundreds of years. Know your skin: If you have susceptible skin. Choose a gentle fragrance like the Harajuku lovers’ BABY. The top notes include Freesia, red apple, and peach. The heart notes are jasmine, orchid, and Frangipani. And lastly, the base notes consist of Musk, Sandalwood, Amber, and Vanille. How Do I Feel About this Perfume? It is a beautiful soft floral scent that is perfect for everyday wear. It has a combination of sweet citrus and slight musky notes. I would describe the smell as romantic. It includes top notes of Bergamot, Peach, Bamboo, and Pomelo. Heart notes of jasmine, rose, Narcissus and Peony. Base notes of Ylang-ylang and Vanilla. How Do I Feel About this Perfume?