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No, thank you…
…in German: nein danke.
What a pity, as I love Greece and most of what surrounds Greek life.
I thought Philosykos might appeal to me, as I plunder every fig tree in the Peloponnese.
But unfortunately, I do not smell the beautiful nuance that a fig tree exudes in Philosykos Eau de Parfum; rather, it is the opposite.
We had to cut down our old, huge fig tree a few years ago, and that exact smell comes back as soon as I smell at my wrist. Fresh, green cut wood, it breaks my heart.
In itself, I do not find Philosykos bad, but I do not want to smell like this.
Now and then, a minimal sweetness wafts in, but it is really tiny.
Otherwise, I find this perfume rather… unremarkable and interchangeable.
Longevity is so-so; after two or three hours, the scent is really just very close to the skin, and the sillage is not particularly impressive. Some of my body lotions smell more intense.
What a pity!
What a pity, as I love Greece and most of what surrounds Greek life.
I thought Philosykos might appeal to me, as I plunder every fig tree in the Peloponnese.
But unfortunately, I do not smell the beautiful nuance that a fig tree exudes in Philosykos Eau de Parfum; rather, it is the opposite.
We had to cut down our old, huge fig tree a few years ago, and that exact smell comes back as soon as I smell at my wrist. Fresh, green cut wood, it breaks my heart.
In itself, I do not find Philosykos bad, but I do not want to smell like this.
Now and then, a minimal sweetness wafts in, but it is really tiny.
Otherwise, I find this perfume rather… unremarkable and interchangeable.
Longevity is so-so; after two or three hours, the scent is really just very close to the skin, and the sillage is not particularly impressive. Some of my body lotions smell more intense.
What a pity!
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