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Norleans
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Aramis' soapy water
Well, I've rarely had that before: A fragrance that leaves me speechless.
I bought the good New West of Aramis from a blind swap. For a long time, I was reluctant to blind trade. But if the own loss is kept within limits, I think this concept is really great. So I have at least already discovered one or the other sweetheart for myself.
With this splendid specimen of New West, however, one has to avoid any four-pointed down. So don't use a *chen at the end, because that's this scent in no way
New West is rather an avalanche of scents, which overruns me without hurting me, rather this avalanche triggers so much astonishment and positive bewilderment in me, that I am really totally baffled.
The first impression was so powerful that I can't say exactly which scents I smelled. But if a fragrance deserves the "Powerhouse" badge, it's this New West! But not because it's so strong or penetrating, because it really isn't in any way. Rather, it is so dense and packed with nuances that it is difficult for me to smell a single component. I try to give you an idea of what was going on in my olfactory organ.
In the top note is a lot of soap, lavender, soap, some caraway (but much weaker than in Erolfa), soap and a little holiday at the Baltic Sea.
The heart remains soapy, but becomes a little sweeter and woody. With a little imagination I smell coriander, too, it could also be a little walk through the forest in Grömitz (which is by the way also at the Baltic Sea).
The base note smells to me like a softened Amouage 25 anniversary, but without this opulent, heavy aftertaste. Rather like a fresh shower, but without shower gel, but with these spice soaps from the colourful packaging.
So really a very special, unique fragrance - but unfortunately it is nothing at all for me and will surely leave me again soon for another blind exchange. The shelf life is quite ok, the Sillage, despite the fragrance power but socially acceptable. Although I find soapy fragrances great, this one is simply too much for me in many respects.
Dear New West, don't take it personally, it's not up to you. But I just don't suit you.
Thanks for reading
I bought the good New West of Aramis from a blind swap. For a long time, I was reluctant to blind trade. But if the own loss is kept within limits, I think this concept is really great. So I have at least already discovered one or the other sweetheart for myself.
With this splendid specimen of New West, however, one has to avoid any four-pointed down. So don't use a *chen at the end, because that's this scent in no way
New West is rather an avalanche of scents, which overruns me without hurting me, rather this avalanche triggers so much astonishment and positive bewilderment in me, that I am really totally baffled.
The first impression was so powerful that I can't say exactly which scents I smelled. But if a fragrance deserves the "Powerhouse" badge, it's this New West! But not because it's so strong or penetrating, because it really isn't in any way. Rather, it is so dense and packed with nuances that it is difficult for me to smell a single component. I try to give you an idea of what was going on in my olfactory organ.
In the top note is a lot of soap, lavender, soap, some caraway (but much weaker than in Erolfa), soap and a little holiday at the Baltic Sea.
The heart remains soapy, but becomes a little sweeter and woody. With a little imagination I smell coriander, too, it could also be a little walk through the forest in Grömitz (which is by the way also at the Baltic Sea).
The base note smells to me like a softened Amouage 25 anniversary, but without this opulent, heavy aftertaste. Rather like a fresh shower, but without shower gel, but with these spice soaps from the colourful packaging.
So really a very special, unique fragrance - but unfortunately it is nothing at all for me and will surely leave me again soon for another blind exchange. The shelf life is quite ok, the Sillage, despite the fragrance power but socially acceptable. Although I find soapy fragrances great, this one is simply too much for me in many respects.
Dear New West, don't take it personally, it's not up to you. But I just don't suit you.
Thanks for reading
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