Lolita Perfume

Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History.” ~ Laurel Thatcher Ulrich There were many names given to women in the past, who by need or desire, expressed their sexuality in ancient professions or illicit affairs. Once used as labels to define a woman’s sexuality, its time to reclaim the labels given to women because their sexuality was deemed “dangerous” and a thing to be feared. "Lolita" - a sexually precocious young woman (A controversial name choice, I’m not endorsing the book or child sexuality, fyi) Fragrance - Summer memories of dreamy orange creamsicles in a push-up pop, delicious sweetened cream, confectioner’s vanilla, vanilla bean, and a hint of black jasmine for a soft floral that is fleeting within the creamy orange notes.