I wear it every day of my life,” says Parker, chronicling the moment she fell in love with the look while watching Lisa Bonet on Letterman years ago. I absolutely agree with you; I really don't understand why this is being marketed as a Stash flanker when it has so few notes in common with the original (grapefruit, sage, vetiver and musk). The SAs are maddeningly unhelpful, although I was lucky enough to get my hands on a Stash tester when I went in to try it. No matter which perfume you choose, you can be sure to find a scent similar to SJP Stash Perfume that will suit your individual style. As with all my businesses, I’ve been involved in every step of the process - from blending each wine to designing the label.

mamakatt38 -You're not feeling so confident today and have altered your comments AND removed your photo? My first-ever wine was perfected in May of 2019 when Invivo founders Tim Lightbourne and Rob Cameron traveled from New Zealand to New York City to create our first blend of Sauvignon Blanc together.When things start appearing there, you know it's a sign they're either being discontinued, repackaged or reformulated. Although, Am I the only one who thought “Covet” was a little off the reservation as well with it’s Bold opening of Chocolate and Lemon? I think it lends Stash an indolic, slightly narcotic air — just a soupcon, but enough to make Stash more than a woody/spicy scent. However, I will try it as soon as I can as I have a lot of respect for SJP's vision in her perfume releases, they never disappoint. I was hoping that after the positive reviews of the original Stash, the SJP team would feel emboldened to take the whole thing into even more interesting, niche terrain.

Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and Your California Privacy Rights. This fragrance features rich notes of black truffle and ylang-ylang combined with dark chocolate and patchouli. I will save my full review and add it once the scent gets added to the database, but it's definitely a much lighter scent than original Stash and the quince was very pronounced on initial spray but as it settled, I could smell the DNA of the original Stash in the base notes (Vetiver, musk).I wore Stash after my test run of Versace Pour Homme Dylan Blue and all I could think was: "Donatella, hire Sarah Jessica Parker and her team of perfumers ( Clement Gavarry and Laurent Le Guernec) the next time you need a new Versace men's scent. Unfortunately, that aggressive, high contrast "beauty" lighting and noticeable retouching undermine the self-affirming confidence of her brand. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent.