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Leimbacher
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Tom Fjord
Where others charge a small fortune, this citrus "Turi" scent presents itself quite down-to-earth and reasonable. A simple delight.
Green-earthy lemon with a hint of light aftershave vibes - this straightforward equation works! I can easily imagine it as a companion on a city tour or similar. From the Côte d'Azur to Sicily. Slightly salty, somewhat bitter and masculine, yet never closing itself off from other groups. Honest craftsmanship and refreshing artistry. Minimally sharp, but still laid-back. Vetiver in the dry down gives it a dignified green. Acqua di Parma in an unknown but not necessarily weaker form. Hissing lemon start. Hardly any toilet cleaner, more of a minimally mentholated mandarin than a Monday morning discussion. Coastal village romance poured into the beach wall.
Bottle: the typical holiday scent
Sillage & longevity: olfactory city tour - 6 hours
Conclusion: a green-bitter lemon barbershop scent without any fear or social anxiety. Simply and genuinely likable. Even if it’s not the reinvention of the wheel.
Green-earthy lemon with a hint of light aftershave vibes - this straightforward equation works! I can easily imagine it as a companion on a city tour or similar. From the Côte d'Azur to Sicily. Slightly salty, somewhat bitter and masculine, yet never closing itself off from other groups. Honest craftsmanship and refreshing artistry. Minimally sharp, but still laid-back. Vetiver in the dry down gives it a dignified green. Acqua di Parma in an unknown but not necessarily weaker form. Hissing lemon start. Hardly any toilet cleaner, more of a minimally mentholated mandarin than a Monday morning discussion. Coastal village romance poured into the beach wall.
Bottle: the typical holiday scent
Sillage & longevity: olfactory city tour - 6 hours
Conclusion: a green-bitter lemon barbershop scent without any fear or social anxiety. Simply and genuinely likable. Even if it’s not the reinvention of the wheel.