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How beautiful can astringency be
When I sprayed Floral Lilac I can hardly believe my nose. Because this astringency that comes towards me is marked by an attractive note that I have not experienced for a long time. Quite different from the fresh scents. Very different from the powdery scents. Completely different from the classics, which are usually on the fragrance shelves
After some research, I found out that the astringency and bitterness comes from the lilac in the fragrance. Without really being able to explain it, this fragrance exudes a sense of nostalgia without seeming old. The jasmine plays only a minor role, but adds a touch of creaminess in this flower garden and adds its mustard
Lilac in particular is said to help against muscle tension in aromatherapy, which explains why I feel so infinitely relaxed. Relaxed and hypnotized in a positive way at the same time.
Even if he was considered feminine here, I wouldn't do that. For me, it is wearable by both men and women and can therefore indeed be declared unisex.
At the end I only hear this cotton note. Not powdery, not fresh, but attractive
I would simply classify him as cultivated, nostalgic and incomparable. Even if the durability is not enormous, its effect is definitely.
... and I can only ask one last time: How attractive and beautiful can astringency be?
After some research, I found out that the astringency and bitterness comes from the lilac in the fragrance. Without really being able to explain it, this fragrance exudes a sense of nostalgia without seeming old. The jasmine plays only a minor role, but adds a touch of creaminess in this flower garden and adds its mustard
Lilac in particular is said to help against muscle tension in aromatherapy, which explains why I feel so infinitely relaxed. Relaxed and hypnotized in a positive way at the same time.
Even if he was considered feminine here, I wouldn't do that. For me, it is wearable by both men and women and can therefore indeed be declared unisex.
At the end I only hear this cotton note. Not powdery, not fresh, but attractive
I would simply classify him as cultivated, nostalgic and incomparable. Even if the durability is not enormous, its effect is definitely.
... and I can only ask one last time: How attractive and beautiful can astringency be?
19 Comments
Aolani 5 years ago
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4711 and I don't fit - but this one could be really something for me...and in this color ;-))
Sternanis 5 years ago
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I actually like lilacs very much, but here I found them rather musty than tart. Sweet, i.e. vanilla, candyfloss, caramel or something like that, I don't notice it either (flowers are not sweet, but flowery, otherwise you can save the classification "flowery-sweet", that would be doubled...). The musty one here probably comes from a certain musk that I don't like. So I suggest: "flowery musty" :P
Caecilie 5 years ago
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Dear Flirty, that sounds unexpectedly interesting again .... where cologne is written on it, I usually steer clear of it, but you made this variation interesting for me with your well-formulated and inspiring comment...add it to my watch list! Best regards
Floyd 5 years ago
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Tart scents are unbeatable for me in summer.
Primel 5 years ago
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Interesting the different scent perceptions...I found it extremely sweet, so I gave it to my daughter. Lilac goblets!
Andrula 5 years ago
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... interesting comment ... when I think of lilac, I think of dull powdery sweetness ... to answer your question without knowing the scent : I sometimes find Herbes quite attractive ...
16paws 5 years ago
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I like lilacs very much, but I only know them sweetly. Now I'm really curious how bitter lilac smells and I'll keep an eye out for the cologne.
FvSpee 5 years ago
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I wouldn't have put him on the narrowest possible choice for a test right now, but maybe I should change that.
Stanze 5 years ago
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Lilacs make you think of women. Sounds interesting.
Yatagan 5 years ago
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It wasn't bad, I actually like the series.
Gelis 5 years ago
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Even if your description sounds good, I'll leave this variant alone, because I rarely like the scent of lilac.
Melisse2 5 years ago
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I like lilacs, too. However, some 4711 Colognes have a musk that bothers me. I'll test it sometime.
0815abc 5 years ago
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I feel refreshed already. Cooldown trophy.
Renata 5 years ago
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Excellent and very interesting comment, I would actually always have associated lilacs with sweetish. Lilac trophy for you...
Siebenkäs 5 years ago
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Very nicely described and made curious! For me, lilac also has a lot to do with childhood, e.g., picked by myself as a Mother's Day gift. Relaxed lilac goblet for you!
Pinkdawn 5 years ago
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The fragrance is described as floral-sweet. In its composition I do not find a single nuance that I would describe as tart. Lilac dominates. I love it very much, but it does not smell bitter, but rather flowery-sweet. It's funny...
Hasi 5 years ago
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...and I don't think he's cute at all, and I don't think he's like any other lilac scent.
Hasi 5 years ago
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i also find it quite unexpectedly great, and this special note is dark, very soft and unsweet-chocolaty for me.
Pollita 5 years ago
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Lilac and tart? Exciting. I've only ever known lilacs to be rather sweet. Nice comment!