03/08/2019
Serenissima
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Violetta strolls through Venice
I already dedicated a comment to "Venice" by Yves Rocher to Venice's gardens.
But now this friendly little violet in "Venetian Violet Flower Water" laughs at me and says: "Come up with something ..." then it runs light-footed through the alleys and across the numerous bridges of this city with a funny bobbing skirt.
Well, I'll follow him and let me be surprised what a playful game it will be with me.
Because I love violets: their sweet and yet bitter scent, their playful old-fashioned charm, which can very quickly turn them into an elegant lady with a lace parasol.
This one is of the lighthearted cheerful variety, still a bit playful and perhaps so appealing and tempting.
We make our first stop at a large, summery filled fruit basket, which comes directly from the "Terra Ferma", the mainland: lychees - fine and still a little strange - cuddle here with ripe, fragrant raspberries.
In terms of colour, the fragrance is a real delight and a fruity freshness is created, which is further enhanced by the tangerine. This one is friendly and not too synthetic.
On this fruit basket our cheerful violet simply settles down: it dances with everything it encounters and is received with open arms laughing!
Oh, here are still ripe, juicy peaches: the little ones in yellow-red with the robust great aroma. They were probably not yet unnecessarily and tastelessly "refined".
Nice that they still exist - here they smell delicious and flirt immediately with our violet.
With so much fruity attention, it really blossoms: its special scent intensifies and is skilfully absorbed and supported by its companions.
It waves some white peonies cheerfully; with them it already trifled in the past.
So they like to come along and weave their flowery-sweet, but still very own aroma into the previous fragrance carpet.
I love these big heavy flower heads very much; for years peonies were my birthday flowers.
My affection already lies with this fragrant painting, a nicely arranged "still life", which babbles so funny.
However, the fragrance is still light and airy, albeit very aromatic.
But it's also clear to our lively, playful violet that it has to grow up sometime now.
It likes to dally and therefore also looks for an erotic challenge: Violetta shines, the little skirt flies, while she jumps with the whole previous entourage towards a soft musk!
Oh, this is a warm embrace and also the iris, one of the mothers of powderiness, interferes.
She does not want to leave her "companion musk" without contradiction to this small wild-catcher with his lively whirling entourage.
The distinguished and spoiled lady Iris is a bit jealous and does that powerfully powdery and announces:
"To you little farmer child, and are you still so beautifully in your dark purple dress with golden face, I can offer for a long time Paroli!"
And the flowery powder puff flies around so eagerly that it's just so dusty.
It seems that "mare bite" is also to be found in Scent- and Flowerland!
The noble, spicy and already a little more serene cedar finally becomes too much: it sets an end!
This harmoniously completes "Venetian Violet Flower Water".
A spicy fresh fragrance finale, which fits perfectly to the previous fragrance.
The result is a light, but very lively and rich fragrance that always fits!
Durability and Sillage are adapted to this pretty little water; more was not to be expected.
I know a lot of heavy, sometimes even dramatic violet scents; that's why a lively airy creature like "Venetian Violet Flower Water" is very welcome to me!
This Violetta is not a "La Traviata", not a "deviant": I meet a flowery-fruity full-flowered beauty who wears her sensual powder coating with grace and broad smile.
She's waving friendly to me!
Ciao, piccola Bella! Stay a little and play with me this spring!
But now this friendly little violet in "Venetian Violet Flower Water" laughs at me and says: "Come up with something ..." then it runs light-footed through the alleys and across the numerous bridges of this city with a funny bobbing skirt.
Well, I'll follow him and let me be surprised what a playful game it will be with me.
Because I love violets: their sweet and yet bitter scent, their playful old-fashioned charm, which can very quickly turn them into an elegant lady with a lace parasol.
This one is of the lighthearted cheerful variety, still a bit playful and perhaps so appealing and tempting.
We make our first stop at a large, summery filled fruit basket, which comes directly from the "Terra Ferma", the mainland: lychees - fine and still a little strange - cuddle here with ripe, fragrant raspberries.
In terms of colour, the fragrance is a real delight and a fruity freshness is created, which is further enhanced by the tangerine. This one is friendly and not too synthetic.
On this fruit basket our cheerful violet simply settles down: it dances with everything it encounters and is received with open arms laughing!
Oh, here are still ripe, juicy peaches: the little ones in yellow-red with the robust great aroma. They were probably not yet unnecessarily and tastelessly "refined".
Nice that they still exist - here they smell delicious and flirt immediately with our violet.
With so much fruity attention, it really blossoms: its special scent intensifies and is skilfully absorbed and supported by its companions.
It waves some white peonies cheerfully; with them it already trifled in the past.
So they like to come along and weave their flowery-sweet, but still very own aroma into the previous fragrance carpet.
I love these big heavy flower heads very much; for years peonies were my birthday flowers.
My affection already lies with this fragrant painting, a nicely arranged "still life", which babbles so funny.
However, the fragrance is still light and airy, albeit very aromatic.
But it's also clear to our lively, playful violet that it has to grow up sometime now.
It likes to dally and therefore also looks for an erotic challenge: Violetta shines, the little skirt flies, while she jumps with the whole previous entourage towards a soft musk!
Oh, this is a warm embrace and also the iris, one of the mothers of powderiness, interferes.
She does not want to leave her "companion musk" without contradiction to this small wild-catcher with his lively whirling entourage.
The distinguished and spoiled lady Iris is a bit jealous and does that powerfully powdery and announces:
"To you little farmer child, and are you still so beautifully in your dark purple dress with golden face, I can offer for a long time Paroli!"
And the flowery powder puff flies around so eagerly that it's just so dusty.
It seems that "mare bite" is also to be found in Scent- and Flowerland!
The noble, spicy and already a little more serene cedar finally becomes too much: it sets an end!
This harmoniously completes "Venetian Violet Flower Water".
A spicy fresh fragrance finale, which fits perfectly to the previous fragrance.
The result is a light, but very lively and rich fragrance that always fits!
Durability and Sillage are adapted to this pretty little water; more was not to be expected.
I know a lot of heavy, sometimes even dramatic violet scents; that's why a lively airy creature like "Venetian Violet Flower Water" is very welcome to me!
This Violetta is not a "La Traviata", not a "deviant": I meet a flowery-fruity full-flowered beauty who wears her sensual powder coating with grace and broad smile.
She's waving friendly to me!
Ciao, piccola Bella! Stay a little and play with me this spring!
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