Eau De Parfum

Neelofa is the most popular actress, TV host and one of the successful entrepreneurs in Malaysia. Other than scarf products, Neelofa’s launched her own perfume which is Neelofa Limited Edition perfume. First time I smell this perfume, I fall in love with the fragrance that both sweet and fruity. The smell really suits well with my taste of perfume. The best part about this perfume is it begins with sweet as sugar top notes and after an hour it transforms to a deliciously delicate fruity scent. Furthermore, this perfume is long-lasting and can give me a great fragrance for more than 5 hours. This perfume also a solah friendly so there might be not a problem for me to performing a prayer. The color of the bottle so eye catching which is it comes in a beautiful customized sea green bottle. Plus, the packaging of this perfume look so elegant and exclusive. Although the scent of the perfume might be strong, I still want to make this perfume as my collection. My rate for this perfume is 5 out of five.

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— Umi Hunny

Assalamualaikum. My name is Umi Hani Binti Jamaluddin. I am a student of International Islamic University Malaysia. I created this blog is to fulfilled my assignment requirement under subject Consumer Behavior. I wish I can get some appreciation from this world of bloggers. Thank you for visiting my blog and welcome. 🙂

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