12/23/2020

Salva
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Salva
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Why on earth?
Why on earth?
This question is certainly asked by many again and again when a beloved fragrance of ours is discontinued. This means that he will soon be quite difficult to get. And if, then sooner or later probably at horrendous prices, because that's how it usually is with long discontinued fragrances.
In my collection are currently two fragrances, which are probably soon no longer produced according to information here. On the one hand, my favorite musk fragrance Narciso Rodriguez For Him EdP, and on the other hand, the Davidoff Zino, which I consider a true dinosaur in the history of men's perfumes.
For now more than 30 years he is on the market and enjoys still - and rightly as I think - great popularity with many men. A true character fragrance, which is certainly not a so-called. 'Mainstreamer' is, but equipped with corners and edges. A fragrance that doesn't care what others think or think of him. He knows that he radiates personality and charisma and simply goes his way.
I like him so much that a backup bottle has already arrived. Because after I recently read the info regarding the discontinuation of production, I had to act. I just can not do without my Zino, this fantastic Dino.
[...]
For me it is a pretty complex and independent perfume, what you don't smell too often in the kind and also quality. MMn he has even niche character and you notice that quickly, as soon as you hold him times under the nose.
I find bspw. just the beginning could be especially many people a little too harsh and strict, because the opening with the strongly aromatic-spicy and balsamic muscat sage in combination with the tart rosewood is I think not everyone's cup of tea. I've also always read that some people compare the scent to the "bad breath of older men". Well, I counter that these scoffers for the fragrance are not yet so far I would say. (Basically, I find these associations with "older" people questionable anyway. But well, this is another topic).
[...]
That there are some floral notes in the Zino, I personally can not confirm so, because I do not perceive them in the fragrance. For me, the spicy-balsamic chords from the beginning are too dominant, as that I smell out any flowers in the further course. But this does not bother me in the slightest way, because I love him as he is.
This strongly aromatic beginning remains until the base, where the fragrance is then but with Patcholui earthy and woody. To this joins for my nose well perceptible sandalwood, which gives the fragrance a velvety-warm nuance and he gets a little oriental twist through this. Tonka bean and vanilla provide additionally for a pleasant and minimally powdery sweetness, which definitely brings out a certain cuddle factor.
The basic character is shaped so that it is perfect for the colder season. He is a warm, aromatic spice with woody-oriental undertone in the base.
With about 7-8 h durability on my skin
he also has an above-average endurance. And since I personally count to the notorious Vielsprühern, you can imagine that he sticks with elaborate use even longer.
[...]
Conclusion:
The reasons for the discontinuation of the production of certain fragrances are of many kinds, which I would not even like to pursue here, since it is anyway useless. Unfortunately, one must live with it. But if necessary, one has fortunately the possibility to get in time bunker flacons.
The Russian-Swiss entrepreneur Zino Davidoff was not only considered the king of cigars, but also distributed under his name or his company luxury acces-
soires, such as watches, writing instruments and even fragrances.
And among the fragrances is the Zino here - next to the Cool Water - probably as the best known. And for me personally the best.
[...]
Well then, I wish you all a reflective Christmas season! The year is coming to an end soon, thank goodness, and I hope that the coming year will bring this
C-madness completely and finally puts an end.
Take care of yourselves and above all, stay healthy!
Thanks for reading!
This question is certainly asked by many again and again when a beloved fragrance of ours is discontinued. This means that he will soon be quite difficult to get. And if, then sooner or later probably at horrendous prices, because that's how it usually is with long discontinued fragrances.
In my collection are currently two fragrances, which are probably soon no longer produced according to information here. On the one hand, my favorite musk fragrance Narciso Rodriguez For Him EdP, and on the other hand, the Davidoff Zino, which I consider a true dinosaur in the history of men's perfumes.
For now more than 30 years he is on the market and enjoys still - and rightly as I think - great popularity with many men. A true character fragrance, which is certainly not a so-called. 'Mainstreamer' is, but equipped with corners and edges. A fragrance that doesn't care what others think or think of him. He knows that he radiates personality and charisma and simply goes his way.
I like him so much that a backup bottle has already arrived. Because after I recently read the info regarding the discontinuation of production, I had to act. I just can not do without my Zino, this fantastic Dino.
[...]
For me it is a pretty complex and independent perfume, what you don't smell too often in the kind and also quality. MMn he has even niche character and you notice that quickly, as soon as you hold him times under the nose.
I find bspw. just the beginning could be especially many people a little too harsh and strict, because the opening with the strongly aromatic-spicy and balsamic muscat sage in combination with the tart rosewood is I think not everyone's cup of tea. I've also always read that some people compare the scent to the "bad breath of older men". Well, I counter that these scoffers for the fragrance are not yet so far I would say. (Basically, I find these associations with "older" people questionable anyway. But well, this is another topic).
[...]
That there are some floral notes in the Zino, I personally can not confirm so, because I do not perceive them in the fragrance. For me, the spicy-balsamic chords from the beginning are too dominant, as that I smell out any flowers in the further course. But this does not bother me in the slightest way, because I love him as he is.
This strongly aromatic beginning remains until the base, where the fragrance is then but with Patcholui earthy and woody. To this joins for my nose well perceptible sandalwood, which gives the fragrance a velvety-warm nuance and he gets a little oriental twist through this. Tonka bean and vanilla provide additionally for a pleasant and minimally powdery sweetness, which definitely brings out a certain cuddle factor.
The basic character is shaped so that it is perfect for the colder season. He is a warm, aromatic spice with woody-oriental undertone in the base.
With about 7-8 h durability on my skin
he also has an above-average endurance. And since I personally count to the notorious Vielsprühern, you can imagine that he sticks with elaborate use even longer.
[...]
Conclusion:
The reasons for the discontinuation of the production of certain fragrances are of many kinds, which I would not even like to pursue here, since it is anyway useless. Unfortunately, one must live with it. But if necessary, one has fortunately the possibility to get in time bunker flacons.
The Russian-Swiss entrepreneur Zino Davidoff was not only considered the king of cigars, but also distributed under his name or his company luxury acces-
soires, such as watches, writing instruments and even fragrances.
And among the fragrances is the Zino here - next to the Cool Water - probably as the best known. And for me personally the best.
[...]
Well then, I wish you all a reflective Christmas season! The year is coming to an end soon, thank goodness, and I hope that the coming year will bring this
C-madness completely and finally puts an end.
Take care of yourselves and above all, stay healthy!
Thanks for reading!
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