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From Wise Worlds Beyond Wummsern
Some people don’t think long before they say something; they express their view of things unfiltered and may be loud, flashy, or reckless. But they are honest. I like that. And sometimes they backtrack because they realize they may have been a bit too stormy or exaggerated something in the heat of the moment. Yet at least one truth lies in their statements, even if it’s just an emotional, subjective one. These people are lovable because they are so open and make no secret of their feelings, even if they sometimes expose themselves a bit awkwardly.
Translating this type of person to fragrances, we would have one of the much-described Wummser here. I like Wummser.
Other people, who naturally don’t catch our attention as often, remain silent for a long time. However, they think very carefully about things. And when they eventually contribute something to the conversation, it is usually brief, well-formulated, and clearly thought out. Listeners often pause after such a contribution. They have never had that thought before; they have never seen the connection that has just been made. They need to think about it first. Perhaps the contribution even changes their opinion on the topic.
A person who makes such rare but brilliant statements earns considerable respect, and when he speaks next time, others listen to him particularly closely. But he doesn’t always have something to say, and he doesn’t speak just for the sake of talking. He may seem a bit cool to others, as he neither joins in lamentations nor participates in the joyful dances of a group. Thus, there may always be a little distance between him and the others. He doesn’t go with the crowd, and in a narrower sense, he may not be popular either. Yet he can be very friendly.
Such a fragrance is Sun & Sea.
Sun & Sea is quiet. Sun & Sea is reserved. Sun & Sea is well thought out. Sun & Sea is something entirely new. Sun & Sea is unforgettable.
Sun & Sea begins with a fizz like that of effervescent powder, subtle, natural lemon effervescent powder, mild, delicate, light, and with a light green undertone. The fizz quickly subsides a bit, and an aromatic, fine, and friendly scent world appears, unlike anything I have ever smelled in any other perfume. It most reminds me of a meadow in spring: various delicate flowers, grasses, and herbs blend into an incomparable, transparent, soft scent experience.
There remains a bit of fizz and a cheerfully airy freshness.
When I hold my nose very close to the spray point, a sprig of lovage and a delicate, fruity hint of the sweetness of a peach emerge from the meadow.
During the heart note, the fragrance becomes a little sweeter, and the peach impression transforms into a memory of the sweet and surprisingly strong scent of the tiny flowers of a small, prickly, wild bindweed that I got to know years ago in Menorca and that had already impressed me greatly with its scent.
The wonderful fresh and not dry meadow lingers for hours. The Menorca bindweed is now steadily present.
Very slowly and continuously, the meadow fades away until a subtle hint of musk comes in the base. It remains until the next morning. Delicate.
I like Wummser. But I also equally appreciate these rare, delicate, and so well-thought-out wise fragrances, which one approaches with respect and never forgets, not because they are so loud, but because they open up an entirely new world.
Thank you, Michelangela, for the bottle that showed me the gates to that world.
P.S.: I did some research: The mentioned bindweed is aptly called "Rough Bindweed."
Translating this type of person to fragrances, we would have one of the much-described Wummser here. I like Wummser.
Other people, who naturally don’t catch our attention as often, remain silent for a long time. However, they think very carefully about things. And when they eventually contribute something to the conversation, it is usually brief, well-formulated, and clearly thought out. Listeners often pause after such a contribution. They have never had that thought before; they have never seen the connection that has just been made. They need to think about it first. Perhaps the contribution even changes their opinion on the topic.
A person who makes such rare but brilliant statements earns considerable respect, and when he speaks next time, others listen to him particularly closely. But he doesn’t always have something to say, and he doesn’t speak just for the sake of talking. He may seem a bit cool to others, as he neither joins in lamentations nor participates in the joyful dances of a group. Thus, there may always be a little distance between him and the others. He doesn’t go with the crowd, and in a narrower sense, he may not be popular either. Yet he can be very friendly.
Such a fragrance is Sun & Sea.
Sun & Sea is quiet. Sun & Sea is reserved. Sun & Sea is well thought out. Sun & Sea is something entirely new. Sun & Sea is unforgettable.
Sun & Sea begins with a fizz like that of effervescent powder, subtle, natural lemon effervescent powder, mild, delicate, light, and with a light green undertone. The fizz quickly subsides a bit, and an aromatic, fine, and friendly scent world appears, unlike anything I have ever smelled in any other perfume. It most reminds me of a meadow in spring: various delicate flowers, grasses, and herbs blend into an incomparable, transparent, soft scent experience.
There remains a bit of fizz and a cheerfully airy freshness.
When I hold my nose very close to the spray point, a sprig of lovage and a delicate, fruity hint of the sweetness of a peach emerge from the meadow.
During the heart note, the fragrance becomes a little sweeter, and the peach impression transforms into a memory of the sweet and surprisingly strong scent of the tiny flowers of a small, prickly, wild bindweed that I got to know years ago in Menorca and that had already impressed me greatly with its scent.
The wonderful fresh and not dry meadow lingers for hours. The Menorca bindweed is now steadily present.
Very slowly and continuously, the meadow fades away until a subtle hint of musk comes in the base. It remains until the next morning. Delicate.
I like Wummser. But I also equally appreciate these rare, delicate, and so well-thought-out wise fragrances, which one approaches with respect and never forgets, not because they are so loud, but because they open up an entirely new world.
Thank you, Michelangela, for the bottle that showed me the gates to that world.
P.S.: I did some research: The mentioned bindweed is aptly called "Rough Bindweed."
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