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The big question is: to what extent is Gabrielle 2, as I want to call him of simplicity, different from Gabrielle 1?
And: is the whole flanking, also at Chanel, not hackneyed and superfluous?
I answer the second question first: can you see it that way? However, if you have a brand-related weakness as a fragrance collector like me at Chanel, that can make subjective sense.
Left wrist: Gabrielle 1, right: Gabrielle 2.
The fragrance pyramids are quite similar to each other whom wundert´s. And yet:
1: opens a bit more edgy and discreetly citric, that's not the case with 2: here all the flowers are mixed up in a smoother way at the push of a button - I definitely perceive ylang and a soft tuberose.
In addition there is a somewhat sweeter fruitiness than with the 1, which runs through the whole course without getting the upper hand.
After about 20 minutes 1 loses speed compared to 2, develops a ticking brighter, harsher and quieter.
The 2, on the other hand, remains fruity-floral. The base adds creaminess and supports the white-flower heart, which for me is the theme of the perfume.
Gabrielle 1 remains softer and fresher with regard to the flower theme, she also gets similar support from the basic fragrances.
Gabrielle 2 smells rounder and fuller overall without getting heavy. It is a perfume for all occasions, as they are so typical for Chanel.
Since it does not concern a monothematic Bumenduft, Tuberose - or Ylangempfindliche noses do not have to be afraid to be killed, because extremes gibt´s here not.
But you should like white flowering plants.
The shelf life is good.
And: is the whole flanking, also at Chanel, not hackneyed and superfluous?
I answer the second question first: can you see it that way? However, if you have a brand-related weakness as a fragrance collector like me at Chanel, that can make subjective sense.
Left wrist: Gabrielle 1, right: Gabrielle 2.
The fragrance pyramids are quite similar to each other whom wundert´s. And yet:
1: opens a bit more edgy and discreetly citric, that's not the case with 2: here all the flowers are mixed up in a smoother way at the push of a button - I definitely perceive ylang and a soft tuberose.
In addition there is a somewhat sweeter fruitiness than with the 1, which runs through the whole course without getting the upper hand.
After about 20 minutes 1 loses speed compared to 2, develops a ticking brighter, harsher and quieter.
The 2, on the other hand, remains fruity-floral. The base adds creaminess and supports the white-flower heart, which for me is the theme of the perfume.
Gabrielle 1 remains softer and fresher with regard to the flower theme, she also gets similar support from the basic fragrances.
Gabrielle 2 smells rounder and fuller overall without getting heavy. It is a perfume for all occasions, as they are so typical for Chanel.
Since it does not concern a monothematic Bumenduft, Tuberose - or Ylangempfindliche noses do not have to be afraid to be killed, because extremes gibt´s here not.
But you should like white flowering plants.
The shelf life is good.
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