Ginger
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With Zenzero, I expected a sharp, fresh perfume with only a short longevity, due to the rich fragrance notes listed.
But it turned out differently.
Zenzero was part of a sample package from Oloroso - thank you for that.
The brand Tesori d'Oriente offers a variety of fragrances and bath/care products and is positioned at a lower price level. Drugstore level.
Zenzero is no longer listed on the manufacturer's website. It will probably disappear from the market.
As always, without much preamble, I opened the vial and applied it to my skin: neck and chest area.
No, there was no sharp ginger freshness. Just a slightly fresh opening cloud, and then it quickly became warm and sweet.
Oriental describes it quite well. For me, it is a lightly spiced, bright vanilla, sweet but not overly sugary.
At this price level, a certain synthetic quality cannot be hidden.
The scent development is one-dimensional. Apart from the warm, sweet note, not much else comes through. Perhaps a little light wood and a hint of smoke.
On the website of a German distributor, it is written that Zenzero is "rich in amber and musk notes." I find that very likely.
It lasted surprisingly long on my skin, while the projection was rather weak.
There isn't much more to tell.
At a price of about 7EUR/100ml, you shouldn't expect much, but I didn't find it bad at all!
However, I wouldn't buy the other fragrances from Tesori d'Oriente blindly either.
Addendum from 08.11.2013: Vanilla isn't quite right. Although I associate this sweetness with vanilla, it is more of an ambered musk sweetness. After having Musk by Lorenzo Villoresi under my nose, this became clear to me.
But it turned out differently.
Zenzero was part of a sample package from Oloroso - thank you for that.
The brand Tesori d'Oriente offers a variety of fragrances and bath/care products and is positioned at a lower price level. Drugstore level.
Zenzero is no longer listed on the manufacturer's website. It will probably disappear from the market.
As always, without much preamble, I opened the vial and applied it to my skin: neck and chest area.
No, there was no sharp ginger freshness. Just a slightly fresh opening cloud, and then it quickly became warm and sweet.
Oriental describes it quite well. For me, it is a lightly spiced, bright vanilla, sweet but not overly sugary.
At this price level, a certain synthetic quality cannot be hidden.
The scent development is one-dimensional. Apart from the warm, sweet note, not much else comes through. Perhaps a little light wood and a hint of smoke.
On the website of a German distributor, it is written that Zenzero is "rich in amber and musk notes." I find that very likely.
It lasted surprisingly long on my skin, while the projection was rather weak.
There isn't much more to tell.
At a price of about 7EUR/100ml, you shouldn't expect much, but I didn't find it bad at all!
However, I wouldn't buy the other fragrances from Tesori d'Oriente blindly either.
Addendum from 08.11.2013: Vanilla isn't quite right. Although I associate this sweetness with vanilla, it is more of an ambered musk sweetness. After having Musk by Lorenzo Villoresi under my nose, this became clear to me.
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