05/04/2024

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Exit in the F 40
I like to have fun and buy perfumes that are no longer on my list. They are often cheap and then the exciting moment comes to try these "exotics". Like here, I came across "Red Power Ice" by chance.
According to the description, it's a citrusy, aquatic fragrance in a beautiful bottle.
The glass exudes a light ice touch - sporty.
But it's actually the slightly steamed-up windows of the F 40. You sit behind the wheel, beads of sweat already running down the crease of your forehead; the white T-shirt already well moistened. No more ice - this cooling would be good. The last few kilometers on the coastal road become more pleasant. The wind brings back freshness,..... quickly before the rain comes.
Well, the scent is just as special. You can't even describe the opening, so musty somehow - but only for a mega short time. Then comes the pleasant freshness, green herbaceous very light. It remains pleasing close to the skin. By no means an elegant Italian. More like working with overalls on in a heated car garage after a major inspection followed by a test drive.
The "scent test drive" was still fun.
According to the description, it's a citrusy, aquatic fragrance in a beautiful bottle.
The glass exudes a light ice touch - sporty.
But it's actually the slightly steamed-up windows of the F 40. You sit behind the wheel, beads of sweat already running down the crease of your forehead; the white T-shirt already well moistened. No more ice - this cooling would be good. The last few kilometers on the coastal road become more pleasant. The wind brings back freshness,..... quickly before the rain comes.
Well, the scent is just as special. You can't even describe the opening, so musty somehow - but only for a mega short time. Then comes the pleasant freshness, green herbaceous very light. It remains pleasing close to the skin. By no means an elegant Italian. More like working with overalls on in a heated car garage after a major inspection followed by a test drive.
The "scent test drive" was still fun.