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True King of Creed
Creed among Creeds. King among Kings. This is not the scent worn by millionaires... It's the scent worn by people who pay millionaires' salaries. Someday, when life dictates, it will undoubtedly be my wedding scent. It doesn't shout. It doesn't try to prove anything... Usually, people who have truly achieved something in life don't need to. It's not a Ferrari; it's a Rolls-Royce. Not Gucci or Armani, but a masterfully crafted tuxedo. The only 'Royal Exclusive' that convinces me it could truly be worn by a royal family.
We should start with the fact that it doesn't smell old-fashioned at all. The scent is refreshing, vivid golden sun rays. (By the way, the bottle is covered in real gold, although compared to the price of the fragrance, the gold is probably the cheapest part ). The main notes to my nose are apple, birch, pepper, angelica, cedar, and musk. But the notes in this fragrance tell very little. What do I mean? The scent is so well blended that no note stands out. No note overwhelms another. The fragrance smells so natural that you could think there are no synthetic ingredients (of course, there are). When sampling certain popular fragrances like Initio, my brain often shouts, "there are no such scent in nature." Even if you like the scent, you are constantly haunted by the feeling that nothing in nature smells like this. With Spice and Wood, it's different. The first time I smelled this fragrance, I was transported back to my childhood. That feeling when you discover a new flower in a meadow. A new scent you have never smelled before, a new sensation for the brain. The magic with spice and wood is that it smells like something organic, something from nature. That's what fascinated me the most about this fragrance... You don't feel perfumed... You feel one with the scent...
I absolutely could and would like to smell this way for the rest of my life, day in and day out. Those of you who have a vast collection will understand what a great compliment to a fragrance that is. Seasons: spring, summer, autumn."
We should start with the fact that it doesn't smell old-fashioned at all. The scent is refreshing, vivid golden sun rays. (By the way, the bottle is covered in real gold, although compared to the price of the fragrance, the gold is probably the cheapest part ). The main notes to my nose are apple, birch, pepper, angelica, cedar, and musk. But the notes in this fragrance tell very little. What do I mean? The scent is so well blended that no note stands out. No note overwhelms another. The fragrance smells so natural that you could think there are no synthetic ingredients (of course, there are). When sampling certain popular fragrances like Initio, my brain often shouts, "there are no such scent in nature." Even if you like the scent, you are constantly haunted by the feeling that nothing in nature smells like this. With Spice and Wood, it's different. The first time I smelled this fragrance, I was transported back to my childhood. That feeling when you discover a new flower in a meadow. A new scent you have never smelled before, a new sensation for the brain. The magic with spice and wood is that it smells like something organic, something from nature. That's what fascinated me the most about this fragrance... You don't feel perfumed... You feel one with the scent...
I absolutely could and would like to smell this way for the rest of my life, day in and day out. Those of you who have a vast collection will understand what a great compliment to a fragrance that is. Seasons: spring, summer, autumn."
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