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03/17/2021
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The toe tickling twigs of the thyme and taste tumbling themes of teatime
In the northwest of England we spend a wonderfully warm day in the countryside. Here in one of the most beautiful nature parks of the United Kingdom, the so-called Lake District shines for a change once the sun.
We walk barefoot along the narrow paths through the lush herb garden of our hosts.
Just now it had rained, as this happens typically often in this part of the world.
The smell of warm spring rain still lingers in the air, and who knows how long the clouds will release the beautifully brilliant blue of the sky for us this time.
Our curiosity has drawn us here, and over afternoon tea we have already learned quite a bit about the engaging scent of wild roses, the spice of green herbs such as thyme, et al, and the unmistakable magic in the lovely fragrance of delicate flowers.
When the sun finally shines glistening with warming rays through the window panes entwined with climbing roses into our faces, we instantly agree that we want to give our tea party a little time out and dedicate our senses to the enjoyment of botanical beauties.
We were wholly indifferent to the fact that, in the course of our animated conversation, our feet had already shed their corsets of elegant footwear.
But now this circumstance, which just now had so abruptly caused general amusement, helped us to an unplanned but much more pleasurable experience of nature and its diversity, with which it was once created by an ingenious mind.
Beneath our feet we felt the softness of fresh leaves and bright green stems, and the floral scent of lily of the valley and hyacinths sent us into a frenzy of faded memories.
I closed my eyes and thought back to lovely hours in lovely company, reveling in a romantic dream surrounded by floral freshness and white tea.
"White Tea & Rose" by Bath House (Cumbria, UK) is a fresh feminine EdP with floral spicy notes that "shine" on the skin and join in the dance with crisp notes of freshly cut green stems, white tea and roses, readily engaging with flirty musk.
Fragrance = 8/10
H/S = 8/10
Flacon = 7/10
EUR = okay
Top Notes: White tea, dog rose, cut stem
Heart notes: Thyme, rose, hyacinth, lily of the valley
Base notes: light woods, dried roses, musk
Extremely compatible because WITHOUT parabens, glycols, silicones and dyes.
Ingredients: Alcohol denat, Aqua, Parfum, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Hydroxyisohexyl-3-Cyclohexene Carboxaldehyde, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Linalol, Citronellol, Geraniol
We walk barefoot along the narrow paths through the lush herb garden of our hosts.
Just now it had rained, as this happens typically often in this part of the world.
The smell of warm spring rain still lingers in the air, and who knows how long the clouds will release the beautifully brilliant blue of the sky for us this time.
Our curiosity has drawn us here, and over afternoon tea we have already learned quite a bit about the engaging scent of wild roses, the spice of green herbs such as thyme, et al, and the unmistakable magic in the lovely fragrance of delicate flowers.
When the sun finally shines glistening with warming rays through the window panes entwined with climbing roses into our faces, we instantly agree that we want to give our tea party a little time out and dedicate our senses to the enjoyment of botanical beauties.
We were wholly indifferent to the fact that, in the course of our animated conversation, our feet had already shed their corsets of elegant footwear.
But now this circumstance, which just now had so abruptly caused general amusement, helped us to an unplanned but much more pleasurable experience of nature and its diversity, with which it was once created by an ingenious mind.
Beneath our feet we felt the softness of fresh leaves and bright green stems, and the floral scent of lily of the valley and hyacinths sent us into a frenzy of faded memories.
I closed my eyes and thought back to lovely hours in lovely company, reveling in a romantic dream surrounded by floral freshness and white tea.
"White Tea & Rose" by Bath House (Cumbria, UK) is a fresh feminine EdP with floral spicy notes that "shine" on the skin and join in the dance with crisp notes of freshly cut green stems, white tea and roses, readily engaging with flirty musk.
Fragrance = 8/10
H/S = 8/10
Flacon = 7/10
EUR = okay
Top Notes: White tea, dog rose, cut stem
Heart notes: Thyme, rose, hyacinth, lily of the valley
Base notes: light woods, dried roses, musk
Extremely compatible because WITHOUT parabens, glycols, silicones and dyes.
Ingredients: Alcohol denat, Aqua, Parfum, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Hydroxyisohexyl-3-Cyclohexene Carboxaldehyde, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Linalol, Citronellol, Geraniol
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