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Very helpful Review
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"Yes, why not? "
I asked myself this question very often in the course of my perfume searchtel career. Starting with the purchase of Chanel No. 5 with sweet fast-19, over Lady Million at a time when I used to bathe regularly in patchouli, up to hopelessly dusty classics and some strange niche scents which I found here about perfumo. The latter category also includes L'eau Trois.
Published in the deepest seventies, this fragrance outshines many an indie-underground-knows-no-pig-should-be-please-carrie-scent-composition.
I don't know how old my little probie is and also not if they reformulated here, but the prelude was a little creepy. They say tilted scents can smell like Maghi. I'm afraid that's exactly what you have here. For lack of comparison, of course, I don't know if that's the way it should be. But just hold your breath and then it's over and on we go, right through the herb garden. Everything we read is not blinded by the head and heart notes, really like in the garden. Laurel, however, stands out quite well throughout the course. Foody never becomes the whole thing, even though the fragrance pyramid sounds a bit like a pizza spice mixture. Only because Labdanum makes the fragrance softer, you don't have to wait.
After an hour it gets really wonderful. The herb garden is joined by beautifully scratchy smoky notes. A lot of incense and something woody behind the scenes. That way it stays that way for many hours. Only towards the end do I smell a little Labdanum out, like a conciliatory final chord.
The association I can think of: Noise music in spring.
What's the matter with you? The fragrance is so bulky and scratchy, but of peculiar beauty. And he's got something so alive, so sunny. This must be the herb garden. I always associate green and herbal fragrances with spring.
Laurel and dirty frankincense are the most popular things to enjoy L'eau Trois.
For me, there's no reason here why not. Many thanks to the test donor. I'm really excited