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10/11/2023
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An Orient class of its own!
Diligent rummaging in their own fund sometimes brings fragrances to light, which one has hardly thought more. As with me this splendid specimen from the house "Al Haramain".
A flacon decorated with golden garlands, which looks much less kitschy than some other container for fragrant essences from the "Orient". Rather, it conveys serene composure. Also a certain elegant note is not to be denied him.
And the content is exactly what the ingredient list / fragrance pyramid promises. A rich mixture of wonderfully fragrant ingredients. Virtually no "synthetics", but natural extracts from flowers, fruits, herbs, spices and woods. But nothing is overdone, neither sweet nor "sultry." And, although roses, jasmine and other flowers cavort here as well as cinnamon, mango and vanilla, it is a perfume that both sexes can wear without hesitation. Something resinous that smells uniquely "enchanted" makes the "Haneen" something special. Here I can perceive all sorts of resins, woods and balsams, from pine to cedar, from sandalwood to earthy amberwood, oud and patchouli. Spiced with a little ginger and saffron, pepper-fine distributed throughout the course give the whole a delicate "spicy" note. As already described: everything in a harmonious framework, without anything dominant stands out. And yet with small rough spots, subtle "dents", corners and edges. Just an Orient class of its own. And: Good does NOT have to be expensive!
A flacon decorated with golden garlands, which looks much less kitschy than some other container for fragrant essences from the "Orient". Rather, it conveys serene composure. Also a certain elegant note is not to be denied him.
And the content is exactly what the ingredient list / fragrance pyramid promises. A rich mixture of wonderfully fragrant ingredients. Virtually no "synthetics", but natural extracts from flowers, fruits, herbs, spices and woods. But nothing is overdone, neither sweet nor "sultry." And, although roses, jasmine and other flowers cavort here as well as cinnamon, mango and vanilla, it is a perfume that both sexes can wear without hesitation. Something resinous that smells uniquely "enchanted" makes the "Haneen" something special. Here I can perceive all sorts of resins, woods and balsams, from pine to cedar, from sandalwood to earthy amberwood, oud and patchouli. Spiced with a little ginger and saffron, pepper-fine distributed throughout the course give the whole a delicate "spicy" note. As already described: everything in a harmonious framework, without anything dominant stands out. And yet with small rough spots, subtle "dents", corners and edges. Just an Orient class of its own. And: Good does NOT have to be expensive!
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