1: Alkemist Pepper / Alkemist 1758

NuiWhakakore

1: Alkemist Pepper / Alkemist 1758 by Binet-Papillon

1: Alkemist Pepper
Alkemist 1758
Binet-Papillon 2017

NuiWhakakore

NuiWhakakore

06/17/2023 - 04:19 AM

1: Alkemist Pepper / Alkemist 1758

1: Alkemist Pepper

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the alchemist stirs vigorously
pepper in resin
violet powder turns green
a fresh breeze
misty clouds

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Chizza 2 years ago

I'm more into a different alchemist.

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Danny264 2 years ago

mhm quite interesting

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Violett 2 years ago

Hmm, that sounds nice, even if it won't be gold.

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Mourant 2 years ago

Yes, it was pleasant and the pepper was nice and soft, not sharp...

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Käse 2 years ago

I don't like too much pepper, achoo!

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Ponticus 2 years ago

Looks like the green is taking over here!

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Pinseltown 2 years ago

Well described, interesting...

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Seejungfrau 2 years ago

Fine. Keep going.

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Tony1106 2 years ago

Sounds really nice for you too... let's go for the ml!

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Eggi37 2 years ago

I thought for a moment that Papillon and Rouge had a collaboration. How wonderful would that be?

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NuiWhakakore 2 years ago

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That would really be a good idea, why not suggest it to both of them? ;-)

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SchatzSucher 2 years ago

Oh, something nice has definitely been mixed together here.

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Yatagan 2 years ago

It's definitely an original brand that I used to pay more attention to. Maybe I should check it out again.

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Cfr 2 years ago

That one might appeal to me too.

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Gandix 2 years ago

Surprisingly good on you.

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CoraKirsch 2 years ago

I can totally imagine that (on Monsieur). I’d love to walk by it.

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Axiomatic 2 years ago

Nice coloring, I think I would like it with the Elemi.

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NuiWhakakore 2 years ago

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Fresh elemi, violet, pepper, gentle green. Over time, it develops a more bitter green (prickly juniper), more resins, and slightly steamy vetiver. However, the elemi remains subtly fresh and lemony. In the base, the violet becomes a bit too powdery for my taste, but it's still good.

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