Top Notes 
Bergamot
Ginger
Honey pomelo
Heart Notes 
Jasmine
Lychee blossom
White tea
Plixganfor
Base Notes 
Orris root
Musk
Sandalwood
pudelbonzo
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pudelbonzo
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Square Magic Wand
My husband and I are fundamentally compatible, despite some refreshing differences.
Each of us has our quirks that need to be accepted.
Adele captured this well in "My Same" with words and melody.
I enjoy shopping - while he would rather prefer a root canal at the dentist.
But I dared to subtly point out the hole in his jacket.
"Have I never heard of shabby chic?" came the indignant reply - and the scorpion sting was already threateningly hovering above his head.
Oh, there was poison in the air, and I searched my fragrance reservoir for a friendly specimen.
Then I came across the long wand-like DKNY bottle.
Abracadabra - three times Black Cat - and we were enveloped in bergamot - pomelo cheerfulness, gently spiced with ginger.
Jasmine tea mingles in the tense atmosphere and calms.
The iris softly powders, and sandalwood feels cozy.
A positive scent that does not miss its mark.
My husband becomes more trusting and asks with interest: "So - a new fragrance?"
Wordlessly, he slips into his shoes - to casually "look" for a new jacket.
Professor Hatt is right - fragrances clearly affect the psyche.
Each of us has our quirks that need to be accepted.
Adele captured this well in "My Same" with words and melody.
I enjoy shopping - while he would rather prefer a root canal at the dentist.
But I dared to subtly point out the hole in his jacket.
"Have I never heard of shabby chic?" came the indignant reply - and the scorpion sting was already threateningly hovering above his head.
Oh, there was poison in the air, and I searched my fragrance reservoir for a friendly specimen.
Then I came across the long wand-like DKNY bottle.
Abracadabra - three times Black Cat - and we were enveloped in bergamot - pomelo cheerfulness, gently spiced with ginger.
Jasmine tea mingles in the tense atmosphere and calms.
The iris softly powders, and sandalwood feels cozy.
A positive scent that does not miss its mark.
My husband becomes more trusting and asks with interest: "So - a new fragrance?"
Wordlessly, he slips into his shoes - to casually "look" for a new jacket.
Professor Hatt is right - fragrances clearly affect the psyche.
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