Turpentine Demeter Fragrance Library 2000 Cologne

Since the name "Turpentine" already indicates what the scent is supposed to smell like, there isn't much to say about it.
It is definitely nothing more than a smell. I own an allegedly odorless turpentine for oil painting. It has about the same scent. It is bearable. However, turpentine is a resin oil from pine trees, so it is a terpene. "Turpentine" does not smell like that. It smells more like turpentine oil. That is a distilled extract from turpentine resin. And indeed, there is a hint of nitro thinner in the scent of "Turpentine" as well.
For me, this slightly altered turpentine oil smell lasts about 2 hours and then, oh wonder, "Turpentine" transforms into an Ambroxan scent with a hint of resin smell. It smells a bit like "Not a Perfume," just with an additional terpenic note.
"Turpentine" cannot be worn as a fragrance. Perhaps only for Carnival if you are dressed as a carpenter?

Why shouldn't a man say that to his beloved?
If HE sprays himself with it beforehand, he also has a good, convincing alibi or simply, if he has taken time off and she shouldn't know anything about it.
But he should hurry, because after 10 minutes the magic is over.

To me, it doesn't smell exactly like turpentine, but rather like a mix of coniferous wood and nitro thinner.
60% for originality, because it's more of a scent than a perfume.

PS:
If I breathe on my wrist after 2 hours, the "fragrance" is again barely noticeable.

A very resinous pine scent is Turpentine. The fragrance dissipates quite quickly on the test strip. However, when you smell the bottle, it hits you with a very chemical scent. Strange fragrance, I’d rather not put it on my skin. ;-)