Tommy Girl perfume - Tommy Hilfiger fragrance review

Tommy Girl perfume is part of the fabulous fragrance range from Tommy Hilfiger. In addition to the success Hilfiger has enjoyed thanks to his superb collection of perfumes and colognes, his clothing label has also been a big hit, with his All-American fashion range spanning men's and women's wear, children's wear and jeans wear.

Born in Elmira, New York, Hilfiger started his fabulous career in 1969. By 1984 the designer had succeeded in introducing his very own label onto the market. Although he predominantly created fashions for men, fragrances for both men and woman became an important and lucrative part of the designer’s portfolio. He is reported to have said how fragrance is a very important part of a person’s life, because it reflects a person’s individuality and true spirit. Click here to visit the Tommy Hilfiger website.

Tommy Hilfiger perfume is not only extremely popular in America, but also hugely popular around the world. Consumers in countries such as Canada, Mexico, Hong Kong and Japan, and right across Europe, South America the Far East all enjoy Tommy Hilfigers exciting and modern fragrances. Some of the more notable scents from the Hilfiger collection are Tommy Freedom for Women, Tommy Girl for Women and T Girl for Women.

Tommy Girl for women, created in 1996, is one of those everyday, fun kinds of perfume. This fragrance is a beautiful blend of heather, honeysuckle, Cherokee rose, camellia flower, jasmine, Dakota lily, violet and magnolia. Fruity notes of apple, tangerine and mandarin are lightly touched with warm tones of cedar and sandal wood. Hints of spearmint add character and depth and make this a memorable and recognisable perfume. The container for this scent is designed to resemble a nineteenth century apothecary bottle. Like most other Hilfiger fragrances, colors such as red, blue and white on the packaging are said to depict the spirit of young Americans.

The next perfume to be created by Tommy Hilfiger was Freedom for women. Released in 1999, this was marketed towards the more outgoing, independent and adventurous woman, and possesses a fresh and floral blend of ingredients. The more intense scents at the heart of the perfume are Asian ginger and cucumber blossom. Tones of watercress, citrus and watery quince give this perfume a clean, fresh aroma. The packaging comes in a bold and simple form. To give it that feminine touch, the container is made from frosted glass and is presented in a red cover.

Last but not least, T Girl by Tommy Hilfiger introduced in 2002 is known for its fresh marine-like aroma. Fresh, watery notes are the most detectable in this perfume, with green, zesty notes enveloping a floral blend of lily of the valley, hedioen and rose, making it a real carefree and youthful fragrance.

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