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Aromatically Transcending Boundaries
As a young woman, one of my dreams was to zoom through the streets in a "Testarossa."
This dream ended up in the box labeled "Unfulfilled Dreams"; I have only consciously encountered a "Testarossa" once. Of course, my mouth dropped open at the sight, as it was indeed a Ferrari-red car. Twice "wow"!
However, its driver parked it in front of a parking meter and disappeared! While I was still grumbling about that, the young man accompanying me searched for something on the internet.
We found out that he was a football player from Hertha BSC; well, maybe that's why he didn't pay for parking ...
Well, in the meantime, Pal Dardai has banished him to the "offside"; his brother was always better anyway.
But now to "Racing Red." The EdT encountered me today at the beginning of my errand tour, and my curiosity prompted me to try it. Now and then, I quite like pure men's fragrances.
Immediately, I was greeted by the clary sage with its hay-like, slightly sweet scent. I was a bit surprised: in aromatherapy, clary sage is said to have antidepressant and strongly relaxing effects. That's why it is often used together with lavender - just like here.
But just like lavender, clary sage has two sides. It is also invigorating, uplifting, and lets us take off! It is a bit "Janus-faced," so it should be used thoughtfully.
However, the scent intensity lasts only for a medium duration; cedar and leather cannot change that. Both components, however, pleasantly round off the rather intense "entrée" for my nose.
The old gasoline advertisement slogan "Put the tiger in the tank!" could bring the Ferrari pony from a trot to a gallop.
But it was only the EdT that I tried. Maybe the horsepower is in the other concentrations. Who knows!
My conclusion: it could very well be that I incorporate Ferrari's "Racing Red" into my collection.
The clary sage touch did me good this morning, and therefore it is really worth considering.
This dream ended up in the box labeled "Unfulfilled Dreams"; I have only consciously encountered a "Testarossa" once. Of course, my mouth dropped open at the sight, as it was indeed a Ferrari-red car. Twice "wow"!
However, its driver parked it in front of a parking meter and disappeared! While I was still grumbling about that, the young man accompanying me searched for something on the internet.
We found out that he was a football player from Hertha BSC; well, maybe that's why he didn't pay for parking ...
Well, in the meantime, Pal Dardai has banished him to the "offside"; his brother was always better anyway.
But now to "Racing Red." The EdT encountered me today at the beginning of my errand tour, and my curiosity prompted me to try it. Now and then, I quite like pure men's fragrances.
Immediately, I was greeted by the clary sage with its hay-like, slightly sweet scent. I was a bit surprised: in aromatherapy, clary sage is said to have antidepressant and strongly relaxing effects. That's why it is often used together with lavender - just like here.
But just like lavender, clary sage has two sides. It is also invigorating, uplifting, and lets us take off! It is a bit "Janus-faced," so it should be used thoughtfully.
However, the scent intensity lasts only for a medium duration; cedar and leather cannot change that. Both components, however, pleasantly round off the rather intense "entrée" for my nose.
The old gasoline advertisement slogan "Put the tiger in the tank!" could bring the Ferrari pony from a trot to a gallop.
But it was only the EdT that I tried. Maybe the horsepower is in the other concentrations. Who knows!
My conclusion: it could very well be that I incorporate Ferrari's "Racing Red" into my collection.
The clary sage touch did me good this morning, and therefore it is really worth considering.
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