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Splitter
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Schrödinger's Snow White
No, not the perfume, or rather the fragrance, but an attempt to somehow be able to describe it even approximately.
I am just still confused to the max, what I have here in the nose.
At first I had to think of a Harry Potter experiment set from my youth, where you were supposed to be able to make your own candy. The appropriate forest meadow herb note would be there. The chocolatiness, however, would not.
So that's not it.
In my opinion, my best completely home-conceived cocktail to date consists of red wine, vodka, and salted caramel, so very similar in terms of ingredients per se. But other than the similarity of ingredients and color, the two alcoholic beauties have nothing in common.
So that's not it either.
All right, maybe I'll start somewhere else.
The fragrance doesn't have a real progression. It is what it is and fades in its course. That's it. Where it differs is in the sillage. Depending on the distance, he is sometimes sweeter and towards the body rather herbaceous and tart.
Partly he makes you want to really horny cookies. Partly on a cozy home-brewed iced tea on the riverbank.
I couldn't even place what time of year he'd be most comfortable in. But that's rather difficult for me anyway, as someone who also wears n T-Rex in the summer. Still, I'd rather see him on a warm day than a rainy fall day or a Christmas party.
Whereby he would somehow fit thematically there again.
Okay, it's not really becoming clear.
The scent is sweet, but not sticky or overbearing. More like mulled wine gum.
At the same time, the fruit is missing from the composition, although the top note should be overloaded with it. And spice as such there is also not really. And yet, every now and then, some mint and cinnamon waft in.
It's a very individual scent that somehow becomes impossible for me to grasp or describe. He is exciting and attractive, at the same time repulsive and alienating.
I like wearing it, but I wouldn't take it as a feel-good scent. More so at a dinner party in the summer. Ultimately, he remains a mystery to me.
Maybe this fragrance is a summer mulled wine punch, just waiting for warm sunsets.
I am just still confused to the max, what I have here in the nose.
At first I had to think of a Harry Potter experiment set from my youth, where you were supposed to be able to make your own candy. The appropriate forest meadow herb note would be there. The chocolatiness, however, would not.
So that's not it.
In my opinion, my best completely home-conceived cocktail to date consists of red wine, vodka, and salted caramel, so very similar in terms of ingredients per se. But other than the similarity of ingredients and color, the two alcoholic beauties have nothing in common.
So that's not it either.
All right, maybe I'll start somewhere else.
The fragrance doesn't have a real progression. It is what it is and fades in its course. That's it. Where it differs is in the sillage. Depending on the distance, he is sometimes sweeter and towards the body rather herbaceous and tart.
Partly he makes you want to really horny cookies. Partly on a cozy home-brewed iced tea on the riverbank.
I couldn't even place what time of year he'd be most comfortable in. But that's rather difficult for me anyway, as someone who also wears n T-Rex in the summer. Still, I'd rather see him on a warm day than a rainy fall day or a Christmas party.
Whereby he would somehow fit thematically there again.
Okay, it's not really becoming clear.
The scent is sweet, but not sticky or overbearing. More like mulled wine gum.
At the same time, the fruit is missing from the composition, although the top note should be overloaded with it. And spice as such there is also not really. And yet, every now and then, some mint and cinnamon waft in.
It's a very individual scent that somehow becomes impossible for me to grasp or describe. He is exciting and attractive, at the same time repulsive and alienating.
I like wearing it, but I wouldn't take it as a feel-good scent. More so at a dinner party in the summer. Ultimately, he remains a mystery to me.
Maybe this fragrance is a summer mulled wine punch, just waiting for warm sunsets.
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