Armaf Niche - Pink Coral Armaf
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Noble, friendly, fruity-warm fragrance darling - incredibly strong character
A few days ago it was again so far - I needed now immediately and immediately a new perfume. One, which I did not know yet and had never tested. Blind purchase so to speak.
I decided for the Pink Coral of Armaf - alone the specified ingredients such as orange, bergamot and patchouli gave the decision to order it.
Yesterday it arrived with me. I thought the packaging alone was unique - the round velvet box the bottle was in is a real eye-catcher. The bottle itself is quite heavy and very valuable processed.
Then the first spray on the wrist. Boahhhh. Mhmmmmm... WOW....I was blown away. The opening started with a lovely ethereal orange aroma, with rose joining in very subtly right away. Bergamot tended to stay in the background at first. What enraptured me so, was the warmth, the softness, the fruitiness which spread in the room and triggered in me a real sense of well-being and something like security.
After about an hour and dozens of sniffs on the wrist I could guess a little bit of patchouli and powdery vanilla with a hint of jasmine. I love patchouli - and yes - there could be a little more of it creeping out here.....
After about 5 hours, Pink Coral has unfolded as a "total work of art" - a classy and characterful scent where the DNA seems very balanced and I didn't notice much more change in the scent progression in the dry down. Thank God.
The durability is incredible!
This morning I still smelled - albeit quite distantly - a small floret lying next to a vanilla bean, covered by a jasmine bush soaked with some musk and patchouli.
I'm overjoyed about this absolutely brilliant blind purchase, which, incidentally, has not strained my wallet very much and which you can just indulge yourself so times.
I decided for the Pink Coral of Armaf - alone the specified ingredients such as orange, bergamot and patchouli gave the decision to order it.
Yesterday it arrived with me. I thought the packaging alone was unique - the round velvet box the bottle was in is a real eye-catcher. The bottle itself is quite heavy and very valuable processed.
Then the first spray on the wrist. Boahhhh. Mhmmmmm... WOW....I was blown away. The opening started with a lovely ethereal orange aroma, with rose joining in very subtly right away. Bergamot tended to stay in the background at first. What enraptured me so, was the warmth, the softness, the fruitiness which spread in the room and triggered in me a real sense of well-being and something like security.
After about an hour and dozens of sniffs on the wrist I could guess a little bit of patchouli and powdery vanilla with a hint of jasmine. I love patchouli - and yes - there could be a little more of it creeping out here.....
After about 5 hours, Pink Coral has unfolded as a "total work of art" - a classy and characterful scent where the DNA seems very balanced and I didn't notice much more change in the scent progression in the dry down. Thank God.
The durability is incredible!
This morning I still smelled - albeit quite distantly - a small floret lying next to a vanilla bean, covered by a jasmine bush soaked with some musk and patchouli.
I'm overjoyed about this absolutely brilliant blind purchase, which, incidentally, has not strained my wallet very much and which you can just indulge yourself so times.
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