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Wind Song Reviews
A comforting and classic traditional scent that emanates warmth and beauty, Wind Song perfume for women by Prince Matchabelli resonates with casual sophistication ideal for evening wear. First introduced by Prince Matchabelli in 1953, Wind Song perfume has a complex but balanced construction that brings together florals with fruity, green middle notes. The scent finishes with hints of musk and amber. Wind Song is a mature, moderate, flowery fragrance that works universally for a variety of evening occasions.
Review of Wind Song
Wind Song by Prince Matchabelli...this is a fun fragrance, very floral. It is almost exactly like Nina Ricci's L'air du Temps. Wind Song is a little lighter and less rich, but is a fun everyday fragrance. Apply sparingly, though. It can be overwhelming in great quantities. It lasts a long time. Even if you can't smell it, others still can.
Written by Rebecca on 10/17/2009
Review of Wind Song
I love Windsong! I have used it and my sisters use it. I am glad I found it on your website. You cannot find Windsong in the stores anymore. It is my favorite and I always get compliments on it every time I wair it. I have been using Windsong for many years. I hope you will continue to sell it. Thanks again!
Written by Sandy on 10/05/2009
Review of Wind Song
This fragrance is almost identical to Nina Ricci's L'Air du Temps; seems like a less expensive knock-off of the fragrance, but very nice, nonetheless. I wish the dusting powder was easier to find, though. Very feminine fragrance, and loved the television ads years ago!
Written by Ginger on 08/19/2009
Review of Wind Song
I recieved my first bottle of Windsong when it came in a crown shaped bottle when I was in 4th grade. I am now 54 and it is the only perfume I have ever used. You might say I am a creature of habit. When I find something I like I stick to it. I love the powder. My children will not buy it for me becuase they say it is out dated. I don't care. I get complements when I use it.
Written by Sherry Fowler on 08/03/2009