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09/20/2021
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My signature scent for over 10 years
My sympathy for good fragrances began a good 20 years ago. I can still remember how, as a young guy, I wandered through the perfume department of the Müller store in my small Swabian town to get hold of one or two sprays of the Diors, Givenchys and Chanels that were unaffordable to me at the time - I didn't even know the term niche fragrances back then. The first purchase then also came directly from the house that has significantly shaped the worthy Coco - it was Allure pour Homme. I can this well-being and self-confidence, which gave me this fragrance, today no longer put into words, but somehow feel.
Since then, I was always looking for the ultimate fragrance for me. Since it met well that a friend very dear to me as a beautician for said French perfume house began to work and supplied me since then with all kinds of fragrances. So I came in 2010 for the first time in contact with the Eau Concentrée - and was blown away.
However, I hardly perceive the peppery top notes indicated in the fragrance pyramid. To the olfactory satisfaction join, according to my perception, next to the lemon very quickly nuances of a very creamy vanilla, paired with sandalwood. Other fragrance notes are certainly present, but the combination of lemon, vanilla and sandalwood remains the most present for me. However, this is certainly due to the fact that I am (still) untrained in the analysis of the individual ingredients. Perhaps at this point, however, also resonates that it is from my point of view a very successful perfume, whose ingredients seem to become a homogeneous lemon vanilla sorbet on my skin and I just enjoy the fragrance, so that it is very difficult for me to classify it with rational categories. For many, it's probably a classic summer scent, but I also like to wear it when the temperatures are a bit lower or when spring is slowly making its way back in and I'm longing for warmth and sunshine, because that's exactly what it embodies for me. He is definitely a men's fragrance for which there is no age recommendation or even limit.
That he is really my fragrance, however, I notice the projection. One perceives in not as present as other perfumes that can come up with a stronger sillage. It becomes very skin-deep after about 1 to 2 hours, and I think that's okay - I'm not so much concerned with others when wearing fragrances, but mainly with myself and my well-being. For this, the Edition Blanche is just right. Nevertheless, he keeps with me quite 7-8 hours and I enjoy even at advanced hours about one or the other "fragrance surge" when I wear it - and I do that very often.
He has certainly spent over 1000 days on my body or my clothes, survived many relationships, has moved with me once from south to north through the republic and was also always appreciated by my partners, although or maybe just because he is not so intrusive and cuts through the air. He is always repurchased in 150ml bottles and when Chanel announces that it wants to discontinue, I must probably stock up with at least three large bottles - that probably says everything about my relationship of me and "my Chanel"...
Since then, I was always looking for the ultimate fragrance for me. Since it met well that a friend very dear to me as a beautician for said French perfume house began to work and supplied me since then with all kinds of fragrances. So I came in 2010 for the first time in contact with the Eau Concentrée - and was blown away.
However, I hardly perceive the peppery top notes indicated in the fragrance pyramid. To the olfactory satisfaction join, according to my perception, next to the lemon very quickly nuances of a very creamy vanilla, paired with sandalwood. Other fragrance notes are certainly present, but the combination of lemon, vanilla and sandalwood remains the most present for me. However, this is certainly due to the fact that I am (still) untrained in the analysis of the individual ingredients. Perhaps at this point, however, also resonates that it is from my point of view a very successful perfume, whose ingredients seem to become a homogeneous lemon vanilla sorbet on my skin and I just enjoy the fragrance, so that it is very difficult for me to classify it with rational categories. For many, it's probably a classic summer scent, but I also like to wear it when the temperatures are a bit lower or when spring is slowly making its way back in and I'm longing for warmth and sunshine, because that's exactly what it embodies for me. He is definitely a men's fragrance for which there is no age recommendation or even limit.
That he is really my fragrance, however, I notice the projection. One perceives in not as present as other perfumes that can come up with a stronger sillage. It becomes very skin-deep after about 1 to 2 hours, and I think that's okay - I'm not so much concerned with others when wearing fragrances, but mainly with myself and my well-being. For this, the Edition Blanche is just right. Nevertheless, he keeps with me quite 7-8 hours and I enjoy even at advanced hours about one or the other "fragrance surge" when I wear it - and I do that very often.
He has certainly spent over 1000 days on my body or my clothes, survived many relationships, has moved with me once from south to north through the republic and was also always appreciated by my partners, although or maybe just because he is not so intrusive and cuts through the air. He is always repurchased in 150ml bottles and when Chanel announces that it wants to discontinue, I must probably stock up with at least three large bottles - that probably says everything about my relationship of me and "my Chanel"...
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