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Spice Residues on the Cedar Wood Shelf.
This mixture from the house of Artemisia also fails to impress me, rather it confirms my prejudices against bio-fragrances.
In contrast to Eros, which smelled quite acceptable, I find Havana to be unharmonious and annoying over a long period.
Of the notes listed in the pyramid, I can only perceive two: clove and wood. The clove must have spent quite some time in the fresh air before being forced into a fragrant marriage with the also somewhat musty cedar wood note. The result is a strange scent accord that reminds me of stale spice residues on a wooden shelf.
The longevity is (unfortunately in this case) somewhat better than Eros, but this mixture also doesn't last more than 3-4 hours, and like with Eros, the sillage decreases enormously quickly.
This creation also carries that unpleasant self-knitted touch and, in my opinion, is not a truly wearable perfume.
I am curious whether all the fragrances from this brand develop like this, or if there might still be a gem among them.
In contrast to Eros, which smelled quite acceptable, I find Havana to be unharmonious and annoying over a long period.
Of the notes listed in the pyramid, I can only perceive two: clove and wood. The clove must have spent quite some time in the fresh air before being forced into a fragrant marriage with the also somewhat musty cedar wood note. The result is a strange scent accord that reminds me of stale spice residues on a wooden shelf.
The longevity is (unfortunately in this case) somewhat better than Eros, but this mixture also doesn't last more than 3-4 hours, and like with Eros, the sillage decreases enormously quickly.
This creation also carries that unpleasant self-knitted touch and, in my opinion, is not a truly wearable perfume.
I am curious whether all the fragrances from this brand develop like this, or if there might still be a gem among them.
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