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Please not as underwear
You probably know these edible bracelets made of pastel coloured pearls (in some shops also available as underwear version)? That's what Agartha smells like to me. Sweet candy, fruity dextrose. Green soured apple rings. Maybe melon and pear too.
In the further course still sweet, honey-sweet, although darkening. 100% nature? Maybe, but it doesn't seem that way to me. On the other hand, children nowadays find yoghurts with artificial strawberry flavours also tastier and more genuine. It doesn't help that the scent develops a scarce earthiness after one or two hours, which I attribute to the patchouli.
Agartha seems kitschy to me, despite the old-fashioned name. April Aromatics surprised the sample majority positively and often more seriously than expected, e.g. with the campfire romanticism of "Bohemian Spice". All in all a brand that you can test.
As a floral amateur I believe Yatagan blindly that this is a mimosa cannon. I have the perlendingersüßigkeit before my eyes and think to myself: Please not as underwear.
In the further course still sweet, honey-sweet, although darkening. 100% nature? Maybe, but it doesn't seem that way to me. On the other hand, children nowadays find yoghurts with artificial strawberry flavours also tastier and more genuine. It doesn't help that the scent develops a scarce earthiness after one or two hours, which I attribute to the patchouli.
Agartha seems kitschy to me, despite the old-fashioned name. April Aromatics surprised the sample majority positively and often more seriously than expected, e.g. with the campfire romanticism of "Bohemian Spice". All in all a brand that you can test.
As a floral amateur I believe Yatagan blindly that this is a mimosa cannon. I have the perlendingersüßigkeit before my eyes and think to myself: Please not as underwear.
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