Intimately Beckham Night Women
Beckham (2007)

I have been wearing this for two weeks. I have not received any compliments. My husband says its just okay. I agree. I love the bottle

I love that this fragrance is different and not something that you would expect from a celebrity scent. Unlike most celebrity fragrances being aimed at the younger crowd, this fragrance appeals to women and not just little girls.

The scent is strong, mysterious and sexy. Definitely a good choice for nightclubs and hot dates.

Initially, this fragrance is a strong and loud burst of citrus with spices, which is in no way unpleasant although it may sound that way. The heart of this fragrance is surprisingly made up of soft and powdery florals, however the scent still manages to be sexy with the remnants of cinnamon mixed in with the tuberose and lily.

The drydown is unfortunately very faint, so it is hard to enjoy this fragrance fully. However, the lasting power of this perfume on my skin is excellent for an EDT.

The dark purple, cube shaped bottle is very appealing, however my only concern is the difficulty which I have in removing the cap. Perhaps it is just the bottle I bought that seems to have this problem.

I would definitely recommend this fragrance.

Smells cheap and nasty. Hit the bargain buckets for less than half the RRP pretty quickly here in the UK. Like Victoria, her perfumes are trying really hard to be 'classy' but unfortunately I think ultimately everything comes out cheap. I was really surprised at the tacky name stickers on the bottles too.

Don't like this one, although Intimately Beckham is one of my favourites. This one smells too 'man' for me. In fact I could imagine a man wearing it quite well. I was intrigued by the description of cinnamon, tuberose and Patchouli. I however find the cinnamon in Cinnabar much nicer and the tuberose in Mahora a better rendering and I get a lot better patchouli from Midnight Poison.