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My Life in Fragrance – Natasha Barnard

The next person to tell us about her life in fragrance is the beautiful face of Wonderbra SA, Natasha Barnard.

I met Tash when we went to Zambia together a few years ago to shoot Rooi Rose’s summer supplement. I’ve been following her career with pride ever since. And sorry, ladies, I know you want to find fault with somebody so gorgeous, but she’s a sweet heart, and a real girls’ girl.

Self-confessed fragrance addict, 24 year old Tash has been modeling for 5 and a half years. Originally from Witbank, but based in New York at the moment, she is the current face of Wonderbra South Africa and also shot the South African Sports Illustrated Swimwear 2012 Issue.

What is your earliest fragrance memory?

Estee Lauder Beautiful

 

A perfume my mother used when I was really young, Beautiful by Estee Lauder. She received it as a gift and I used to share it with her.

What was your first fragrance?

Tommy Girl by Tommy Hilfiger

 

Tommy Girl by Tommy Hilfiger

What is your favourite everyday fragrance? Why?  

Amor Amor by Cacharel

 

I love Amor Amor by Cacharel. It’s fresh and it has a sweet smell that I adore.

What is your special occasion fragrance? Why?

Lady Million by Paco Rabanne

 

Lady Million by Paco Rabanne. The smell is absolutely irresistible and it makes me feel like a million dollars.

Have you found your signature scent? What makes it so special to you?

The One by Dolce & Gabbana

 

The One by Dolce & Gabbana. When I wear the perfume it makes me feel very sexy- it’s like it was made for my skin.

What is your best fragrance memory?

Intense by Hugo Boss

 

I remember as a teenager I used to go out with my friends and I would wear Intense by Hugo Boss. I always got compliments from the boys about the smell.

Is there a fragrance that you love the smell of, but it just smells horrid on your skin?

Red Door By Elizabeth Arden

 

Red Door by Elizabeth Arden. It smells amazing on my mother, but the scent is a bit too strong on me.

 

 

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