02/07/2020

Byrd
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Byrd
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Lavender Elite
Hardly any other fragrance gives me such beautiful "Deja-Odeurs" as this one. Already with the first spray I feel transported to Croatia in the garden of my uncle. I hear my parents' car come to a standstill in the driveway of his house. My aunt is already on the terrace letting him know we have arrived. Full of anticipation I jump out of the car to jump into the arms of my favourite uncle. He just came from his beloved herb garden. Fragrant of rosemary, earth and a touch of his beloved Pino Silvestre, which he always applies after his morning shave, he takes me in his arms with a smile. The sun slowly sets and the sea breeze cools me down and all the beautiful aromas from the garden envelop me. Rosemary, citrus, mint and my favourite herb lavender. What fond memories.
The fragrance begins very fresh and minty. However, the lavender is not long in coming. Already in the prelude this smell screams. It's loud, it's purple, it's herbaceous. The combination of fresh, woody and medicinal lavender paired with sweet, soft and warming lavender provides the perfect balance. The oak moss contributes to the beautiful woody note, which reminds me of bark mulch. The projection and sillage is very concise in the first hour, but then loses its longevity relatively quickly. What remains is a skin-tight scent that accompanies you into the evening hours. Here and there, when you almost don't notice the perfume anymore, a little imaginary sea breeze comes up, reminding you what a great perfume you have applied today. For lavender fans, this could be an all-round fragrance, although it is more effective in the warmer months. He doesn't have enough guts for the winter. I prefer to wear it as an outdoor scent. There is nothing like a Indian summer walk in the forest while my only companion is Oxford and Cambridge.
The fragrance begins very fresh and minty. However, the lavender is not long in coming. Already in the prelude this smell screams. It's loud, it's purple, it's herbaceous. The combination of fresh, woody and medicinal lavender paired with sweet, soft and warming lavender provides the perfect balance. The oak moss contributes to the beautiful woody note, which reminds me of bark mulch. The projection and sillage is very concise in the first hour, but then loses its longevity relatively quickly. What remains is a skin-tight scent that accompanies you into the evening hours. Here and there, when you almost don't notice the perfume anymore, a little imaginary sea breeze comes up, reminding you what a great perfume you have applied today. For lavender fans, this could be an all-round fragrance, although it is more effective in the warmer months. He doesn't have enough guts for the winter. I prefer to wear it as an outdoor scent. There is nothing like a Indian summer walk in the forest while my only companion is Oxford and Cambridge.
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