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Tweed

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Tweed came in a small square bottle with a wooden type top. It had quite a heady wood smell I thought. They still make it today but it doesn't smell the same as it used to. My mum practically bathed in Tweed in the mid 70's!


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Do You Remember Tweed?

Do You Remember Tweed?

  • Anonymous user
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    My mother has Tweed - it is such a distinctive smell. You only need one spray and you can smell it 50ft away,
  • Anonymous user
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    My mother has Tweed - it is such a distinctive smell. You only need one spray and you can smell it 50ft away,
  • Anonymous user
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    I have to give my Mum this....she never liked these perfumes such as: Tweed, Tramp and Charlie. We didn't have much money so she couldn't spend it on expensive perfumes. Although I do remember my Dad going on the ferry (he was a long distance lorry driver), and bringing her back a really small bottle of Chanel No9 which she treasured and only wore and really special nights out. I have inherited me Mum's taste in more expensive perfumes, but am currently poor....so I'd rather go without and wait to buy a posh one! I'm only a snob when it comes to perfume or ice cream!(Yes, you read that correctly)! I'll happily buy me clothes from less expensive chains!
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    i remember a perfume called blue mink and its sister perfume pink mink they were a lovely talc sort of smell and in tiny bottles i also remember californian poppy and tiara by the people who made tweed - my sis used mary quant perfume which was lovely on her but horrible on me
  • Anonymous user
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    I remember Tweed by Lenthric.It was a lovely chic and refined fragrance. I recently got a bottle of it in the chemist and I was thrilled. I remember my aunt gave me a tiny bottle of it when I was thirteen and I really thought I was all grown up..It had a little wooden top on the bottle. The packaging has changed a bit nowadays but it still smells the same and will always be a timless favourite with me.
  • Anonymous user
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    My aunty Anne wore tweed perfume spray and every christmas and birthday my mum new just what to buy her.not for me though I was only a teenager I think it was for the more adult woman, could I be wrong!
  • Anonymous user
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    Denise, I think it was Coty l'aimant (ie loving in French). My mother-out-law loves it.....gnnnnnng!
  • Anonymous user
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    Just one whiff of Tweed was enough to give me a major headache, my mam used to wear it all the time. Oh, I hated it.
  • Anonymous user
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    Wow, just looking at the bottles of Tweed and the boxes and it all floods back!.. my mum used to wear Tweed or Cote L'amonte (sp?)with a little spatular kind of thing going on...ha