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12/08/2023
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For feisty princesses and foam bathers
No, not for foam babies who want to feel like Aphrodite. Or do they? They either emerged from the sea foam or a giant shell spat them out. We don't know exactly. The ancient Romans called her Venus. For the Greeks and Romans, she was the goddess of beauty, love, desire, fertility and other erotic stuff. That's not the worst thing a woman could wish for herself. Her partner might also like it. Unless he prefers dirty sparrows.
Maybe you're now saying: "What's she always talking about foam?" So let's get to the heart of the matter, i.e. the soulmate scent.
Aldehyde soap bubbles with a tangy, citrusy shot signal at the beginning: "No, I'm not a sweet little princess and certainly not the princess and the pea." Synthetic? Guys, it's aldehydes, they don't smell like melted butter. There's a bit of tautness here, a bit of creakiness. Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire sends her regards. The thought of Chanel No 5 flashes up, but can be dismissed. With No 5, the May bells jingle, here there is rose powder.
White flowers on natural legs in green vetiver stockings.
A steadfast, beautiful princess powders her nose, creams away the wrinkles around her eyes and swats her suitor with a fly swatter.
Some gentlemen may be interested, you can of course wear whatever you like, but you are actually off the air. Unless, of course, you stalk through the Chicago train station as Josphine and Daphne in women's clothes to hide in a ladies' chapel while fleeing from Gamaschen Colombo. Then, gentlemen, L'Âme Sœur could be something. "Wanna be Loved by You, Nobody else but You."
The House of Divine is still an insider tip and that's a good thing! Fine, sophisticated fragrances and not a new perfume flooding the market every week.
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