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Petapane
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Petapane
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Dr. N. Ase to the O.R., Dr. N. Ase please
My nose is a whimsical lover. First she smells a scent and gives me to understand "that's good, you can buy it" and the next day she smells something somewhere in her environment that should spoil any further contact with the perfume.
This time it hit Sail from Acqua di Portofino. Well, I have to mention that he didn't hit me straight from the stool in the first test either, but I was looking for a dirty aquatic. Rauer See in bottles, so to speak, is there for boats as well. And what you se(a) is what you get.
In comparison to others from the aquatic war this one is in my opinion more synthetic and less enduring, but also one of the cheaper representatives.
Now to the second test. The summer was coming to an end and I wanted to use the opportunity of the hour to finally find my scent. I should start by saying that I was sitting at the dentist the morning before, because I had been suffering from an inflammation for weeks. Sail should make this actually forgotten. Actually.
Think so.
Sprayed on and suddenly I find myself at the dentist again.
For me, the opening is now directly linked to the doctor's practice, something in it seems to create these parallels that were previously hidden from me. I suspect it's the eucalyptus. At least that's what I smell. Koala feed in formaldehyde. It's not so bad that I would have to be passed on to the ENT right away, but there are more pleasant interpretations. This note lingers for one or two hours until it creates the transition, the transition to something that even smells quite pleasant. Then I smell only herbaceous, salty sea water. It's so close it's not worth a visit to the dentist.
I deliberately don't make any recommendations here, as everyone should have their own experience, but if there are dentists among us who have always wanted to merge with their practice, at least for a few hours, that's your scent!
This time it hit Sail from Acqua di Portofino. Well, I have to mention that he didn't hit me straight from the stool in the first test either, but I was looking for a dirty aquatic. Rauer See in bottles, so to speak, is there for boats as well. And what you se(a) is what you get.
In comparison to others from the aquatic war this one is in my opinion more synthetic and less enduring, but also one of the cheaper representatives.
Now to the second test. The summer was coming to an end and I wanted to use the opportunity of the hour to finally find my scent. I should start by saying that I was sitting at the dentist the morning before, because I had been suffering from an inflammation for weeks. Sail should make this actually forgotten. Actually.
Think so.
Sprayed on and suddenly I find myself at the dentist again.
For me, the opening is now directly linked to the doctor's practice, something in it seems to create these parallels that were previously hidden from me. I suspect it's the eucalyptus. At least that's what I smell. Koala feed in formaldehyde. It's not so bad that I would have to be passed on to the ENT right away, but there are more pleasant interpretations. This note lingers for one or two hours until it creates the transition, the transition to something that even smells quite pleasant. Then I smell only herbaceous, salty sea water. It's so close it's not worth a visit to the dentist.
I deliberately don't make any recommendations here, as everyone should have their own experience, but if there are dentists among us who have always wanted to merge with their practice, at least for a few hours, that's your scent!
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