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01/21/2024
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Summer idyll
There's no sugarcoating it: This January is really getting on my nerves!
It drags on and on - just January-like - and every glance at the calendar shows:
It's still January!
Even slumbering in my dark, self-imposed cave of scents doesn't help against this moodiness: something has to be done here!
And, lo and behold, I find a small bottle from the "Bon Parfumeur" series; its ingredients promise exactly what I'm looking for:
The scent of flowers, embraced by sunshine and warmth, birdsong and the hum of bumblebees, reminiscent of the sound of small motors, even a cicada concert in the distance = a lively early summer under a blue sky with gentle spring breeze fingers playfully tugging at the already lighter clothing and now uncovered hair
What a wonderful play of colors is revealed by the fragrance pyramid of "101 Rose Pois de Senteur Cèdre Blanc/101 Rose Pois de Senteur Patchouli", one of the layered fragrances from the series mentioned above.
Fragrant watercolors running into each other like from the ink box of childhood:
Innocent lily of the valley white on darker leaf green; roses in delicate white and light powdery pink tones, varied red and tea rose yellow, full to bursting or simply five-petaled with friendly faces, all turned towards the warming sun.
They surround themselves with the slightly faded watercolors of fragrant vetches, which add a delicate lilac to the delicate play of colors.
These climb up simple trellises: Their fragile long stems with small leaves, which are always an invitation to weave wreaths and flower bracelets, need support to carry the flower heads of these butterfly peas.
Delicate floral aromas emanate from this summery painting. Does it depict a garden or a field somewhere in the south? Wherever and whatever: in any case, this delicately fragrant section of the picture is bordered by blooming lavender in its own shades of color and scent, which also blend into this floral picture, albeit somewhat more powerfully.
A gentle breeze of citrus-colored spice plays around this slightly rustic fragrance idyll, which would fly away in its light-footed grace, were it not for a magically matching base that prevents it from taking this trip.
How beautifully the earthy-warm aromas of golden-brown patchouli, silky-silvery cedarwood nuances (I love these trees) and cuddly-soft musk intermingle in this one.
"101 Rose Pois de Senteur Cèdre Blanc/101 Rose Pois de Senteur Patchouli" thus remains true to its delicate, sometimes almost transparent fragrance shades.
I encounter a quiet and extremely feminine fragrance creation full of stylish grace; a painting composed of familiar and not at all exotic delicate and yet pleasantly spicy fragrance colors and notes that invites you to wander and linger in it.
Just a few drops and I am part of this picture and feel very comfortable and warmly protected in this fragrance illusion.
A fragrance that could possibly be described as unspectacular, but which for friends of watercolor art and the Impressionists represents a small work of art in the fragrance and which also
in its glassy, translucent effect, reminds me of the enamel technique known as "plique-à-jour"; only great artists turn it into jewelry.
Harmonious moments of light, colors and fragrances have been skillfully captured in a small bottle: A summery reminiscence and a hopeful look ahead.
It's still January!
Even slumbering in my dark, self-imposed cave of scents doesn't help against this moodiness: something has to be done here!
And, lo and behold, I find a small bottle from the "Bon Parfumeur" series; its ingredients promise exactly what I'm looking for:
The scent of flowers, embraced by sunshine and warmth, birdsong and the hum of bumblebees, reminiscent of the sound of small motors, even a cicada concert in the distance = a lively early summer under a blue sky with gentle spring breeze fingers playfully tugging at the already lighter clothing and now uncovered hair
What a wonderful play of colors is revealed by the fragrance pyramid of "101 Rose Pois de Senteur Cèdre Blanc/101 Rose Pois de Senteur Patchouli", one of the layered fragrances from the series mentioned above.
Fragrant watercolors running into each other like from the ink box of childhood:
Innocent lily of the valley white on darker leaf green; roses in delicate white and light powdery pink tones, varied red and tea rose yellow, full to bursting or simply five-petaled with friendly faces, all turned towards the warming sun.
They surround themselves with the slightly faded watercolors of fragrant vetches, which add a delicate lilac to the delicate play of colors.
These climb up simple trellises: Their fragile long stems with small leaves, which are always an invitation to weave wreaths and flower bracelets, need support to carry the flower heads of these butterfly peas.
Delicate floral aromas emanate from this summery painting. Does it depict a garden or a field somewhere in the south? Wherever and whatever: in any case, this delicately fragrant section of the picture is bordered by blooming lavender in its own shades of color and scent, which also blend into this floral picture, albeit somewhat more powerfully.
A gentle breeze of citrus-colored spice plays around this slightly rustic fragrance idyll, which would fly away in its light-footed grace, were it not for a magically matching base that prevents it from taking this trip.
How beautifully the earthy-warm aromas of golden-brown patchouli, silky-silvery cedarwood nuances (I love these trees) and cuddly-soft musk intermingle in this one.
"101 Rose Pois de Senteur Cèdre Blanc/101 Rose Pois de Senteur Patchouli" thus remains true to its delicate, sometimes almost transparent fragrance shades.
I encounter a quiet and extremely feminine fragrance creation full of stylish grace; a painting composed of familiar and not at all exotic delicate and yet pleasantly spicy fragrance colors and notes that invites you to wander and linger in it.
Just a few drops and I am part of this picture and feel very comfortable and warmly protected in this fragrance illusion.
A fragrance that could possibly be described as unspectacular, but which for friends of watercolor art and the Impressionists represents a small work of art in the fragrance and which also
in its glassy, translucent effect, reminds me of the enamel technique known as "plique-à-jour"; only great artists turn it into jewelry.
Harmonious moments of light, colors and fragrances have been skillfully captured in a small bottle: A summery reminiscence and a hopeful look ahead.
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