Magnolia
Bitter orange
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Amber
White rose
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Apple z
Mac users among you will know and, above all, appreciate this keyboard shortcut. It triggers the command "Undo." I work a lot on the computer, so the boundaries between worlds can sometimes blur. For example, I sometimes look at the sky and think, "Nice, but it would be even more beautiful with 10% more magenta in the blue tones."
When a full cup of coffee falls, when I have sewn a snap button carefully but the wrong way, when the cap of the salt shaker falls off while seasoning, or when I have already finished the big throne room before I notice that the toilet paper roll is dangling empty in the holder - in these situations, I first and foremost wish with all my heart for an apple z.
"In the Mood for Love" is my olfactory apple z. We know it: the scents that we find absolutely terrible during testing are extremely loud, penetrating, and last forever, despite scrubbing them off with harsh cleansers.
ItMfL envelops you like a little healing plaster fairy, drives away the demons, waves its clean wand, and leaves fresh white bed linens embroidered with magnolias, basking in the sunlight.
When I received a sample from Agnou and tested it, I thought, "Ah, there you are." No big surprise. It felt immediately familiar to me, as if it had always been a part of me. That I ordered the fragrance the same evening was neither a rash decision nor a risk; it was a logical certainty.
It is white-floral, fresh, slightly creamy-sweet, and very clean. You don't make a grand entrance with it; it doesn't distract or irritate, and I wouldn't classify it as particularly elegant either. It does its job: it makes you smell good and well-groomed, has reasonable longevity and sillage in the upper average. And I don't think, "Nice, but it would be even better with two drops of amber." For me, it is perfect just as it is.
I assert that there are probably very few people, men and women alike, who would have a problem with it.
Tip: For summer, it layers wonderfully with coconut scents. A candidate for repurchase!
When a full cup of coffee falls, when I have sewn a snap button carefully but the wrong way, when the cap of the salt shaker falls off while seasoning, or when I have already finished the big throne room before I notice that the toilet paper roll is dangling empty in the holder - in these situations, I first and foremost wish with all my heart for an apple z.
"In the Mood for Love" is my olfactory apple z. We know it: the scents that we find absolutely terrible during testing are extremely loud, penetrating, and last forever, despite scrubbing them off with harsh cleansers.
ItMfL envelops you like a little healing plaster fairy, drives away the demons, waves its clean wand, and leaves fresh white bed linens embroidered with magnolias, basking in the sunlight.
When I received a sample from Agnou and tested it, I thought, "Ah, there you are." No big surprise. It felt immediately familiar to me, as if it had always been a part of me. That I ordered the fragrance the same evening was neither a rash decision nor a risk; it was a logical certainty.
It is white-floral, fresh, slightly creamy-sweet, and very clean. You don't make a grand entrance with it; it doesn't distract or irritate, and I wouldn't classify it as particularly elegant either. It does its job: it makes you smell good and well-groomed, has reasonable longevity and sillage in the upper average. And I don't think, "Nice, but it would be even better with two drops of amber." For me, it is perfect just as it is.
I assert that there are probably very few people, men and women alike, who would have a problem with it.
Tip: For summer, it layers wonderfully with coconut scents. A candidate for repurchase!
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