Leila Lou by Rosie Jane is a new fragrance collection that I am totally obsessed with. It's a light, clean floral with citrusy and grassy tendencies. This sounds bizarre but to me Leila Lou is the olfactory equivalent of walking barefoot through a freshly mown yard. Rosie Jane, a mother of two, confided to me that she was inspired to create the fragrance to feel instantly fresh without actually having to wash. I know that feeling well!
I've had samples in my possession for a week and I'm already half through them.… Seriously– I reapply the perfume oil a bazillion times a day and probably look insane, since I sniff my wrists constantly. Bob says it smells even better on my skin. The Leila Lou perfume oil comes in a convenient 5ml rollerball vial that fits into the teeniest of pockets so you can reapply as necessary. (Like a bazillion times a day, that would be my recommendation.) There's also a great incentive to recycle: Leila Lou Give Back Program. If you return three roller bottles, you receive a fourth one free!
Leila Lou by Rosie Jane is also available as a body lotion. It makes your skin soft and fragrant. If you use it in combination with the perfume oil, it lasts even longer. If you want your home to smell like Leila Lou, they offer a slow-burning candle in a simple but elegant glass votive.
In accordance to the FTC Guidelines and WOMMA Code of Ethics, I am disclosing that I received product samples to facilitate this review. As usual, though, all thoughts are my own.
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My favorite scent memory is the wild honeysuckle that used to grow around my grandmother's house.
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i like thinking about Holiday Dinner like Turkey and Stuffing that my grandparents cook.
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I have to admit that I really liked the smell of Exclamation when I was in High School. It was most likely awful but I liked it.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite scent memory is being in the garden with my Gammie when I was little. She had marigolds and tomato plants in her garden every year. Marigolds are now always a part of my gardens as well!
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My fave scent memory is of lavender. We had a lot of it outside & inside the house! tylerpants(at)gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite scent memory is of cinnamon buns. My mom would make it every Sunday morning & I think of her every time I smell the wonderful scent!
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