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07/04/2018
Minigolf
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Night blue dress, spicy scent, green hat
This is what the bottle looks like, this is how the contents smell. No... with the comment is not yet finished...These are only the first facts seized by me.
But there's so much more behind it.
What's already on my mind when I spray on it has class. A whole load of Koreander, very exotic, together with Neroli and Jasmine a classic "scent bunch", where the fuse is very long. You wait for the flowery bang that unleashes the whole fullness.
But still during this waiting period a "robe" gradually unfolds, in dark blue, completely in the old Roman manner, almost simple, with beautiful folds, but in its effect amazing and beautiful.
A flower quartet, because besides blue iris, "green" lily of the valley and velvety dark red rose I can also perceive carnations (cloves!?), which support the effect of the koreander slightly "dark".
A hint of powder penetrates underneath, only a very small stüber...
Underneath, crowds of fine, woody notes have gathered to wait for their opportunity. Some are already so impatient that they start early. Sandalwood and cedar are the first to set off, followed by patchouli, some vetyver. Cardamom and myrrh (not listed above) follow only hesitantly, but after their "breakthrough" almost stormy.
Balsamic notes give firmness and support to the whole creation and soften all harder contrasts. But these make the fragrance very fascinating, even if they are now "softened ".
The wondrous impression of a spiced-floral oriental fragrance with a woody and "balsamic" base remains for hours and makes me think of the beautiful blue dress from which this fragrance emanates. Surrounded by it is a "Roman woman" with classic features and a benevolent smile....
But there's so much more behind it.
What's already on my mind when I spray on it has class. A whole load of Koreander, very exotic, together with Neroli and Jasmine a classic "scent bunch", where the fuse is very long. You wait for the flowery bang that unleashes the whole fullness.
But still during this waiting period a "robe" gradually unfolds, in dark blue, completely in the old Roman manner, almost simple, with beautiful folds, but in its effect amazing and beautiful.
A flower quartet, because besides blue iris, "green" lily of the valley and velvety dark red rose I can also perceive carnations (cloves!?), which support the effect of the koreander slightly "dark".
A hint of powder penetrates underneath, only a very small stüber...
Underneath, crowds of fine, woody notes have gathered to wait for their opportunity. Some are already so impatient that they start early. Sandalwood and cedar are the first to set off, followed by patchouli, some vetyver. Cardamom and myrrh (not listed above) follow only hesitantly, but after their "breakthrough" almost stormy.
Balsamic notes give firmness and support to the whole creation and soften all harder contrasts. But these make the fragrance very fascinating, even if they are now "softened ".
The wondrous impression of a spiced-floral oriental fragrance with a woody and "balsamic" base remains for hours and makes me think of the beautiful blue dress from which this fragrance emanates. Surrounded by it is a "Roman woman" with classic features and a benevolent smile....
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