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11/24/2023
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Some fragrances are "strange", some mysterious, some soft - others harsh. Some are light - some dark. And some come back. The one we are talking about here combines all of this in one bottle. To my nose, it has an amazing longevity - with little interruptions, which makes it both strange and mysterious. These interruptions are so cleverly placed that you might be a little disappointed to realize: "Is it gone already?"-- only to happily retract this judgment after a few minutes;
To remark: "There he is again"!!!-
And this is very subtly changed to the "pre-smell". This little game goes on for several hours.
In one of the first phases, cool green-peppery "powders" set to work, sometimes almost velvety - sometimes like sandpaper again. A little later, dark smoky and balsamic notes begin to develop, while light, almost citrusy-rosy splashes form small dabs.
Partly coarser "grained", then fine like flour again. Only at the very end, after the fragrance has teased the nose a few times by fading and coming back strongly, does a fine, pleasant trace of leathery sweetness join in, putting the finishing touches to the perfume. Then it fades away slowly and quietly.
Strange?! --- But that's how my "olfactory bulb" feels ;-))
To remark: "There he is again"!!!-
And this is very subtly changed to the "pre-smell". This little game goes on for several hours.
In one of the first phases, cool green-peppery "powders" set to work, sometimes almost velvety - sometimes like sandpaper again. A little later, dark smoky and balsamic notes begin to develop, while light, almost citrusy-rosy splashes form small dabs.
Partly coarser "grained", then fine like flour again. Only at the very end, after the fragrance has teased the nose a few times by fading and coming back strongly, does a fine, pleasant trace of leathery sweetness join in, putting the finishing touches to the perfume. Then it fades away slowly and quietly.
Strange?! --- But that's how my "olfactory bulb" feels ;-))
