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Brilliant
I simply have to admire the art of how the reference to the name was made so clearly in this fragrance.
"Rose of no man's land" is what British soldiers in World War I called the nurses who cared for the wounded in the military hospitals I find exactly the military hospital again in this scent, at least what I imagine.
A light touch of medical cleaning products, clean bandage linen, slight floral nuances and now and then even a little men's sweat.
Fortunately, no other human exhalations.
The silage is strong with me, the shelf life is good.
I do not want to wear this fragrance, although I find it somehow fascinating.
"Rose of no man's land" is what British soldiers in World War I called the nurses who cared for the wounded in the military hospitals I find exactly the military hospital again in this scent, at least what I imagine.
A light touch of medical cleaning products, clean bandage linen, slight floral nuances and now and then even a little men's sweat.
Fortunately, no other human exhalations.
The silage is strong with me, the shelf life is good.
I do not want to wear this fragrance, although I find it somehow fascinating.
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