06/28/2021
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Luxury hostel or club holiday by the sea?
The Diordüfte from the Privée line, which I like to enjoy at least by filling in the summer are Sakura or Gris, gladly also Rose Kabuki. But they are still not real must-haves. Maybe because they're too similar now, and especially because they're coming on the market in slowly confusing quantities. Now so Eden Roc.
A gladly worn summer fragrance of Dior is for me Escale à Portofino, which sprays not only refreshment, but also holiday mood and I was curious about a comparison, Eden Roc should finally also be a tribute to a holiday resort of the rich and beautiful. The hotel at Cap Antibes could surely tell some interesting stories, as since 1870, many illustrious guests must have come and gone. In such a hotel at the sea, a crime novel with Hercule Poirot could be set. So you could expect nothing less than pure luxury.
Well, rich and beautiful does not necessarily mean loud and ostentatious and in this respect, the fragrance fits into an atmosphere of restrained elegance. I see myself with it not on the beach of the Côte d'Azur but rather in the air-conditioned hotel lobby, where even the concierge sends a shiver of awe down my spine because of his nobility. I remember with a smile a seminar weekend of Estee Lauder, which I was allowed to spend as a very young saleswoman in such a hotel temple.
Eden Roc does not exude a cheerful holiday mood, Mediterranean cheerfulness, or a desire for a trivial flirt, but unfortunately I see more of a super-exclusive rehab clinic in front of me. It is elegant, clean, serious, serious and certainly nothing for cash patients.
Just now I found an offer for 40ml at 98.00Euro, but that's not worth it to me the fragrance then but. Sure, he is also well wearable on hot days, has after the somewhat banal citrus debut also an interesting turn to cooler and calmer components, is in contrast to Sakura or Rose Kabuki also well wearable for men. But it is not a real enrichment of the Privée series. And so it remains for me to wait and see what the next pastel-colored dior fragrance will tell the never-ending story
A gladly worn summer fragrance of Dior is for me Escale à Portofino, which sprays not only refreshment, but also holiday mood and I was curious about a comparison, Eden Roc should finally also be a tribute to a holiday resort of the rich and beautiful. The hotel at Cap Antibes could surely tell some interesting stories, as since 1870, many illustrious guests must have come and gone. In such a hotel at the sea, a crime novel with Hercule Poirot could be set. So you could expect nothing less than pure luxury.
Well, rich and beautiful does not necessarily mean loud and ostentatious and in this respect, the fragrance fits into an atmosphere of restrained elegance. I see myself with it not on the beach of the Côte d'Azur but rather in the air-conditioned hotel lobby, where even the concierge sends a shiver of awe down my spine because of his nobility. I remember with a smile a seminar weekend of Estee Lauder, which I was allowed to spend as a very young saleswoman in such a hotel temple.
Eden Roc does not exude a cheerful holiday mood, Mediterranean cheerfulness, or a desire for a trivial flirt, but unfortunately I see more of a super-exclusive rehab clinic in front of me. It is elegant, clean, serious, serious and certainly nothing for cash patients.
Just now I found an offer for 40ml at 98.00Euro, but that's not worth it to me the fragrance then but. Sure, he is also well wearable on hot days, has after the somewhat banal citrus debut also an interesting turn to cooler and calmer components, is in contrast to Sakura or Rose Kabuki also well wearable for men. But it is not a real enrichment of the Privée series. And so it remains for me to wait and see what the next pastel-colored dior fragrance will tell the never-ending story
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