Top Notes 
Honey
Ginger
Heart Notes 
Tobacco absolute
Base Notes 
Ambroxan
Vanilla
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Bumst um eure Gesundheit!
Hello and welcome to a new comment from me, my dear sniffers! :D
Today I will share my impressions of "Sexual Healing" by Art Meets Art.
…
I know you’re probably thinking, “Oh no, he’s found exactly the kind of scent where he can once again babble stupidly, cheekily, and perversely!” because it’s totally my THING…! Argh,… hello? What do you actually think of me?
Just because I write about summer scents that would be perfect for lying on the beach and watching hot bathing beauties (I’m single, I’m allowed to, hr hr :D) or that I think it’s great that women’s clothing tends to get particularly short and tight in summer, or that I lament over scents like Gritti’s “Neroli Extreme” because I lost my glasses in the water during high waves, and this just happened to be the moment when the waves also made a girl’s bikini top… uh… slide to the side, and I, blind as I am without my glasses, could only see “optically blurred breasts,” that doesn’t mean I’m a pig!! :DDD
But come on, Sexual Healing. Just the name conjures up certain images in one’s mind. Besides, one might also think of reports about celebrities who go to clinics to cure their sex addiction. Or scientific articles that claim that having a lot of sex (protected, that should go without saying… :D) or even just a lot of kissing could make one less susceptible to illnesses. Because you exchange a whole lot of bodily fluids, and the body then takes defensive measures or gets used to certain viruses or… well,… pathogens (how that word sounds again… :D), so that in the future… well… um… you become more resilient… and catch colds less easily than others!
* sigh * So that’s why I’m often a bit sick… yes yes… don’t say again, “This guy really needs a girlfriend, or he’ll be done for!” :DDD
Better read the scent description here!
But whatever, I have to admit that the combination of vanilla, honey, and tobacco smells quite good. It might seem sticky, but the sweet scent is pleasant. I find that the honey comes across as quite authentic, almost like a spread of that sticky-sweet gold.
In the background, there seem to be very light spicy notes that work quite well or are fitting because of the honey. And the scent doesn’t really change much more than that. It smells of these three fragrance notes at all times until the end, with the honey in the base coming off a bit spicier and thus a little heavier, but still smelling good.
So, that was Sexual Healing. And I think the scent is very successful. It has few fragrance notes, but they smell intense and therefore don’t disappear immediately. And the combination of the three fragrance notes, namely honey, tobacco, and vanilla, is more than successful and smells both great and delicious.
In terms of type, I would categorize it for autumn and winter, or even on not very warm spring days. For me, it has become primarily a scent for the evening or going out, as it is a scent that works well and… hmpf, it’s really hard to resist using terms like “nibble,” “delicious,” and “bite” with such scents! :D But you know what I mean.
In any case, the scent is very worth trying, especially for all honey fans, as the honey, as described, also seemed very authentic to me. And despite the honey, I think the scent is definitely unisex rather than purely feminine.
* sigh *
You know, I’m often briefly sick with the weather and often have a sore throat, yes, I’ve probably become more susceptible to illnesses due to my prolonged single status! So what does that mean? Yaaa! Let yourselves be kissed! :DD
… No??
* sigh *
I knew I would soon be biting the dust… all because of you!!!
Still, have a nice evening, and see you next time! :DD
Today I will share my impressions of "Sexual Healing" by Art Meets Art.
…
I know you’re probably thinking, “Oh no, he’s found exactly the kind of scent where he can once again babble stupidly, cheekily, and perversely!” because it’s totally my THING…! Argh,… hello? What do you actually think of me?
Just because I write about summer scents that would be perfect for lying on the beach and watching hot bathing beauties (I’m single, I’m allowed to, hr hr :D) or that I think it’s great that women’s clothing tends to get particularly short and tight in summer, or that I lament over scents like Gritti’s “Neroli Extreme” because I lost my glasses in the water during high waves, and this just happened to be the moment when the waves also made a girl’s bikini top… uh… slide to the side, and I, blind as I am without my glasses, could only see “optically blurred breasts,” that doesn’t mean I’m a pig!! :DDD
But come on, Sexual Healing. Just the name conjures up certain images in one’s mind. Besides, one might also think of reports about celebrities who go to clinics to cure their sex addiction. Or scientific articles that claim that having a lot of sex (protected, that should go without saying… :D) or even just a lot of kissing could make one less susceptible to illnesses. Because you exchange a whole lot of bodily fluids, and the body then takes defensive measures or gets used to certain viruses or… well,… pathogens (how that word sounds again… :D), so that in the future… well… um… you become more resilient… and catch colds less easily than others!
* sigh * So that’s why I’m often a bit sick… yes yes… don’t say again, “This guy really needs a girlfriend, or he’ll be done for!” :DDD
Better read the scent description here!
The Scent:
The scent starts off smelling exactly like what’s written below. Vanilla, tobacco, and… honey. Of course. It has to be honey, one of those foods that are stereotypically made just to smear on the soft and beautiful skin of your partner and then literally nibble on them. That might sound stimulating and even erotically tingling until the lady first turns her head in pleasure, then briefly opens her eyes, and realizes that the honey has even stuck her hair together!! Of course, she then freaks out and turns into a monstrosity… uh, not that that has ever happened to me (not me *sigh*), I mean hypothetically, such a thing could happen during “sticky games” :DDBut whatever, I have to admit that the combination of vanilla, honey, and tobacco smells quite good. It might seem sticky, but the sweet scent is pleasant. I find that the honey comes across as quite authentic, almost like a spread of that sticky-sweet gold.
In the background, there seem to be very light spicy notes that work quite well or are fitting because of the honey. And the scent doesn’t really change much more than that. It smells of these three fragrance notes at all times until the end, with the honey in the base coming off a bit spicier and thus a little heavier, but still smelling good.
The Sillage and Longevity:
The sillage is quite good, so the scent is not only pleasant to smell up close. It creates a larger scent cloud that rises high and could be overwhelming if you overdo it with the spraying. The longevity is also quite good, so the scent can be smelled on the skin for at least ten hours. The Bottle:
The bottle is rectangular with strongly rounded edges and sides. On the front, there is a simple white label with the name of the scent. The cap is black and rectangular. Everything is kept quite simple and is very typical for niche fragrance bottles. Therefore, it seems just okay to me, rather even quite unspectacular. So, that was Sexual Healing. And I think the scent is very successful. It has few fragrance notes, but they smell intense and therefore don’t disappear immediately. And the combination of the three fragrance notes, namely honey, tobacco, and vanilla, is more than successful and smells both great and delicious.
In terms of type, I would categorize it for autumn and winter, or even on not very warm spring days. For me, it has become primarily a scent for the evening or going out, as it is a scent that works well and… hmpf, it’s really hard to resist using terms like “nibble,” “delicious,” and “bite” with such scents! :D But you know what I mean.
In any case, the scent is very worth trying, especially for all honey fans, as the honey, as described, also seemed very authentic to me. And despite the honey, I think the scent is definitely unisex rather than purely feminine.
* sigh *
You know, I’m often briefly sick with the weather and often have a sore throat, yes, I’ve probably become more susceptible to illnesses due to my prolonged single status! So what does that mean? Yaaa! Let yourselves be kissed! :DD
… No??
* sigh *
I knew I would soon be biting the dust… all because of you!!!
Still, have a nice evening, and see you next time! :DD
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