Top Notes 
Pink grapefruit
Rosewood
Palmarosa
Heart Notes 
Black pepper
Magnolia
Gardenia
Rose
Base Notes 
Sandalwood
Vanilla
Abelmoschus
Backwards Bergamot
Meggi
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Meggi
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What a strange brew!
I tried it. So, just to start. Approximately like this:
Mushroom foam soup musk. With herbs. Close to parsley - yes, because other things are involved too. Diffuse soup vegetables. Celeriac? No, that doesn’t quite fit, a bit sweeter. But whatever, we are quickly moving towards bitter citrus fruit, underlined by a scratchiness that makes rosewood plausible, which supposedly contains a lot of linalool. Later, if you ask me, fuzzy-mushroomy magnolia joins the mushroom-musk theme.
But at some point, I gave up. Most of what is supposedly in play, I cannot grasp, instead arriving simply at scratchy-citrusy scrubbing powder throughout the morning, which phases unluckily mixes with the mushroom-musk. That’s it in my opinion, a tiny creaminess at the end hardly counts.
Nevertheless, the whole thing strangely comes together as a somewhat decent fresh-clean scent, which - keyword natural fragrance - does not have certain occasional problems of classical perfumery. Nothing develops notable penetrance, the foam soup disappears with only a little distance from the skin.
In return, unfortunately, the fragrance lacks volume and radiance. Both do not necessarily require chemistry, as Ms. Neuffer has demonstrated in her ‘Elixir Solaire’ or Ms. Bochnig in ‘Rosenlust’ and especially ‘Ray of Light’.
Conclusion: ‘Freedom’ is - once it has settled in - a pleasant fresh scent for somewhat warmer days. However, it does not have a special profile and can only be regarded as a rather simply designed natural fragrance variant of a subtle freshness idea.
I thank Naimie54 for the sample.
Mushroom foam soup musk. With herbs. Close to parsley - yes, because other things are involved too. Diffuse soup vegetables. Celeriac? No, that doesn’t quite fit, a bit sweeter. But whatever, we are quickly moving towards bitter citrus fruit, underlined by a scratchiness that makes rosewood plausible, which supposedly contains a lot of linalool. Later, if you ask me, fuzzy-mushroomy magnolia joins the mushroom-musk theme.
But at some point, I gave up. Most of what is supposedly in play, I cannot grasp, instead arriving simply at scratchy-citrusy scrubbing powder throughout the morning, which phases unluckily mixes with the mushroom-musk. That’s it in my opinion, a tiny creaminess at the end hardly counts.
Nevertheless, the whole thing strangely comes together as a somewhat decent fresh-clean scent, which - keyword natural fragrance - does not have certain occasional problems of classical perfumery. Nothing develops notable penetrance, the foam soup disappears with only a little distance from the skin.
In return, unfortunately, the fragrance lacks volume and radiance. Both do not necessarily require chemistry, as Ms. Neuffer has demonstrated in her ‘Elixir Solaire’ or Ms. Bochnig in ‘Rosenlust’ and especially ‘Ray of Light’.
Conclusion: ‘Freedom’ is - once it has settled in - a pleasant fresh scent for somewhat warmer days. However, it does not have a special profile and can only be regarded as a rather simply designed natural fragrance variant of a subtle freshness idea.
I thank Naimie54 for the sample.
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