09/11/2018

Nofretete
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Nofretete
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7
The Emperor's new fragrance
Ah, who would not like to smell so! At the beginning cardamom fresh and fine, in addition sandalwood in the top note, sometimes something completely different. The heart thoroughly spicy with juniper berry - perhaps a little sweet, ginger - peppery and certainly very aromatic - and also galangal, darker and slightly cinnamon. The highlight at the end: Ginkgo, very unusual and certainly completely green, teak wood apart gray, that is nevertheless shabby chic, and tobacco blossom, guaranteed spicy and politically correct nicotine free.
Far from it, I think. Five sprays on the arm, smelled: there's something, no question, but what? A little spicy, a little fresh, but what? Not unsympathetic, but rather because there is almost nothing, ergo can't disturb anything. One or two hours blebit it like this, then there is really nothing left.
It's a cheek to lure with beautiful scents like that. Well, blame yourself, actually the reference to the bluff was obvious: grey teak! This is not a particularly noble new breed of the time-honoured supplier of precious wood, but intentionally made by the trade on antique, artificially bleached wood like garden furniture in the grandparental house, which have been outside for two decades in wind and weather without having been oiled. Really charming.
Conclusion: A perfume matching the emperor's new dresses.
And why did Nefertiti do that? She had Blv when he came out and she liked it. It was probably good once, because DirkDS also raves about it as it was years ago and rates it as 8.0. When the bottle was empty, Nefertiti was really sad. And now, afflicted with another passion for fragrance, she ordered it out of sheer nostalgia, without reading the reviews. A mistake, tsss.
Far from it, I think. Five sprays on the arm, smelled: there's something, no question, but what? A little spicy, a little fresh, but what? Not unsympathetic, but rather because there is almost nothing, ergo can't disturb anything. One or two hours blebit it like this, then there is really nothing left.
It's a cheek to lure with beautiful scents like that. Well, blame yourself, actually the reference to the bluff was obvious: grey teak! This is not a particularly noble new breed of the time-honoured supplier of precious wood, but intentionally made by the trade on antique, artificially bleached wood like garden furniture in the grandparental house, which have been outside for two decades in wind and weather without having been oiled. Really charming.
Conclusion: A perfume matching the emperor's new dresses.
And why did Nefertiti do that? She had Blv when he came out and she liked it. It was probably good once, because DirkDS also raves about it as it was years ago and rates it as 8.0. When the bottle was empty, Nefertiti was really sad. And now, afflicted with another passion for fragrance, she ordered it out of sheer nostalgia, without reading the reviews. A mistake, tsss.
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