Obsession

"Obsession", a perfume of a woman released

"Obsession" was born in the Calvin Klein house in 1985. The designer wanted to "evoke all the sensuality and enthusiasm of a woman devoted to passion". The bet seems successful with this perfume followed by a eau de toilette for men. The 1980s are the period of strong sensations, with the various historical events that have staked them, and this is also found in fragrances. Women are becoming more confident and trying to impose their sex appeal. The musk fragrances like "Shalimar" of Guerlain and "Obsession" are the expression. The United States is then the spokesperson for this trend, starting with the Calvin Klein brand.

"Obsession", a perfume, a passion

With "Obsession", Calvin Klein sought to mark his tendency to transgression. The fragrance opens with a floral mixture (jasmine, orange blossom) and spicy, with mandarin, bergamot and green notes on top. Then comes a more powerful spicy accord with cinnamon and clove associated with vanilla which gives all its strength to the perfume. Finally, the woody background with musk, vetiver, amber, sandalwood and incense gives a certain depth to the fragrance. "Obsession" is in line with the sulphurous perfumes of the 1980s, like "Opium" by Yves Saint Laurent.

"Obsession", a bouquet of sensuality

"Obsession" by Calvin Klein exalts sensuality and femininity. It evokes as much the devouring love passion as the youth and the natural with a suspicion of provocation. Thus adorned with an enchanting odor, the woman has a power of seduction ardent and irresistible that will turn the head of more than one man. This oriental vanilla fragrance can be worn on any occasion to feel beautiful and desirable.