A shower gel that claimedto smell like a forest, sounded like an interesting and exciting venture for me to try out. As a kid I would get off the plane in a new country and the first thing I’d notice would be how different it all smelled.

I went crazy in the Kitchen and bought three bottles of the shower gel and the perfume as my definitive Christmas gift to myself! Despite not being too keen on the smell, inside the bottle, Trampis very dark beautiful green colour, like the dark forest it is trying to replicate. But, of course, the nose wants what it wants – at the end of the day, it all boils down to personal preference.Tramp by Mayfair Eau de Cologne (originally owned by Lentheric but now owned by Mayfair) is a floral and citrus fragrance for women.

If you're a regular user, please take a break, explore our other interesting content, and come back later. But it soon makes its presence known – becoming a hell of a lot naughtier as the day wears on, exuding a subtly sweet, honeyed warmth that will slightly frazzle your brain – and anyone else’s lucky to get close enough (it’s always the quiet ones you need to watch out for).This modern classic is a good choice if you tend to steer clear of sugary sweet scents, and want something with more soul and guts behind it. Starring jasmine at its most raw and primal, if you’re looking for a dazzling evening scent (though, of course, you can wear it whenever you want) this is the one.

You can definitely smell the patchouli here, which gives the shower gel a slight sweet kick that works well alongside the mossy fragrance of the oakmoss. We loved how Altra Stone cold heart managed to achieve such an other-worldly yet wearable scent using natural ingredients alone. I like to refer to it as scentertainment,” deadpans Katie Puckrik, looking barely a day older and nowhere near her 46 years.The main ingredient in Tramp is White Horehound Infusion, an ingredient which is not featured very often in other Lush products. While it stars a good glug of jasmine, it blends this rather foxy ingredient with powdery white floral notes, resulting in a softer, understated take on sex appeal that’s more Sade Adu than Gloria Swanson. Unfortunately, despite initially loving this smell when in the bottle, I found it almost unbearable when using it in the shower. Wearing its heart on its sleeve, it captures everything people love about LA’s steely determination and candyfloss charm. Whether this actually happened doesn’t take away from the fact Egyptian jasmine is a dazzling ingredient, and this fragrance uses it to its full advantage, blending it with rich oud and cedarwood, with bright notes of lime and bergamot.