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10/07/2021
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Please, he's crazy.
Why does one buy Sorcinelli fragrances? Surely not because they are so suitable for everyday use, discreet and unobtrusive.
Why then?
When I saw the ads for Reliqvia, I felt the same way about his popper bottles, which he markets as roll-on scents.
First thought (in Viennese dialect): "Naa...naa..geh bitte...der spinnt jo...der is jo krank."
Second thought: "Sounds now but not so bad, the can even be what, you could maybe wear."
So: Blind purchase, is yes wuascht, if he is nothing, then he pretties up the perfume table, the Sorcinellis can innately yes quite well.
Today he came and I sprayed it on me and the first thought was "Bist gscheit, like Montana Haustropfen" (A herbal solution that is taken for stomach problems).
In fact, this fragrance is evolving more and more into an absolutely wearable Sorcinelli (I'm a little surprised myself), which one associates most with a Freshly Umgeholzten forest, in which a grill stands and charcoal burns, while an altar boy with an incense burner swings neatly and one eats currants himself.
What the scent can do: Intriguing, attracting, unnerving, repelling.
Either you can with this contrasting, constantly changing fragrance, or just not, because overwhelming he can also be.
Very dominant is the Elemiharz and the smoke, which can make it of course something pungent and the currant also something sour.
Gradually, however, this subsides and he becomes softer, woodier.
The fasczniation that perfumer and brand exert on me and many others is certainly sometimes a reason why I buy these perfumes blind and rely on him becoming unconventional.
In this case, the blind purchase was worth it in any case, because he is a little more restrained than his predecessors.
And on top of that, it has that slightly clerical campiness to it. That's also nice.
But otherwise I remain: Please the spinnt jo.
Why then?
When I saw the ads for Reliqvia, I felt the same way about his popper bottles, which he markets as roll-on scents.
First thought (in Viennese dialect): "Naa...naa..geh bitte...der spinnt jo...der is jo krank."
Second thought: "Sounds now but not so bad, the can even be what, you could maybe wear."
So: Blind purchase, is yes wuascht, if he is nothing, then he pretties up the perfume table, the Sorcinellis can innately yes quite well.
Today he came and I sprayed it on me and the first thought was "Bist gscheit, like Montana Haustropfen" (A herbal solution that is taken for stomach problems).
In fact, this fragrance is evolving more and more into an absolutely wearable Sorcinelli (I'm a little surprised myself), which one associates most with a Freshly Umgeholzten forest, in which a grill stands and charcoal burns, while an altar boy with an incense burner swings neatly and one eats currants himself.
What the scent can do: Intriguing, attracting, unnerving, repelling.
Either you can with this contrasting, constantly changing fragrance, or just not, because overwhelming he can also be.
Very dominant is the Elemiharz and the smoke, which can make it of course something pungent and the currant also something sour.
Gradually, however, this subsides and he becomes softer, woodier.
The fasczniation that perfumer and brand exert on me and many others is certainly sometimes a reason why I buy these perfumes blind and rely on him becoming unconventional.
In this case, the blind purchase was worth it in any case, because he is a little more restrained than his predecessors.
And on top of that, it has that slightly clerical campiness to it. That's also nice.
But otherwise I remain: Please the spinnt jo.
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