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The allure of the unknown
No review? No review? No statement? I have to have this one! Because the fragrance notes listed do sound exceedingly interesting. And that's exactly what you get. M
Yes with the Blindbuys that's always such a thing. You look at the fragrance pyramid, read a few comments and think to yourself "sounds really nice". And then comes the disillusionment. Fresh woody is it supposed to be? More like floral sweet. And a great gentleman fragrance? Uh, no. Really not.
And there was this one times the charm of the unknown, which has triggered the purchase.
The bottle is kept sober and slightly minimalist. I like it, but certainly no eye-catcher on the shelf. Maybe if you combine several numbers (as you can do it apparently with the fragrances)
What the name has to mean, I'm still not quite clear. "Orange Green Jacynthe Ivy" spits out the translator for me. Orange green I sign but ivy is och not in it, right?
To the fragrance itself:
As I said, you get pretty much what it says. The start is fresh with tart orange note the same is underlaid by an aquatic note. Tendency slightly masculine.
The whole thing is then but more and more flowery and also reminds a little of body lotion. But all the time accompanied by a green freshness. Tendency slightly feminine. And then it becomes greener and scratchier and the vetiver takes over clearly. Tendency again clearly masculine. Not everyone likes this but I like it. Overall, an exciting scent progression that really hooks.
This is my first fragrance from this house but it will now definitely still which follow.
So, the first review of this great fragrance, which is hopefully a little helpful
Yes with the Blindbuys that's always such a thing. You look at the fragrance pyramid, read a few comments and think to yourself "sounds really nice". And then comes the disillusionment. Fresh woody is it supposed to be? More like floral sweet. And a great gentleman fragrance? Uh, no. Really not.
And there was this one times the charm of the unknown, which has triggered the purchase.
The bottle is kept sober and slightly minimalist. I like it, but certainly no eye-catcher on the shelf. Maybe if you combine several numbers (as you can do it apparently with the fragrances)
What the name has to mean, I'm still not quite clear. "Orange Green Jacynthe Ivy" spits out the translator for me. Orange green I sign but ivy is och not in it, right?
To the fragrance itself:
As I said, you get pretty much what it says. The start is fresh with tart orange note the same is underlaid by an aquatic note. Tendency slightly masculine.
The whole thing is then but more and more flowery and also reminds a little of body lotion. But all the time accompanied by a green freshness. Tendency slightly feminine. And then it becomes greener and scratchier and the vetiver takes over clearly. Tendency again clearly masculine. Not everyone likes this but I like it. Overall, an exciting scent progression that really hooks.
This is my first fragrance from this house but it will now definitely still which follow.
So, the first review of this great fragrance, which is hopefully a little helpful
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