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Half life day is approaching
The day is approaching when I will have spent half my life with my wife. She doesn't have that date on her note - just me. What I'm doing to celebrate the day, I don't know yet. It doesn't have to be anything big. It is wonderfully typical for her that the focus is always on noticing and not on the bohemian. I am already curious about the face when it falls out of all the clouds and am still thinking whether I should initiate the children beforehand or not.
What does a woman wear, where you always - really always - know where you are, for scents?
What does a woman wear who always - really always - walks upright through life, for fragrances?
What does a woman wear who always - really always - remains true to herself, for fragrances?
What does a woman wear who always - really always - absolutely must go through the middle of the wall, for scents?
What does a woman wear who is always - really always - woman and never girl, for scents?
What does a woman wear, with whom being together has always - really always - remained a challenge, for fragrances?
They have to be straightforward, they are allowed to have a taste and make an announcement to the surroundings. Nothing chased-artificial, area-break-original or tender-wipe- elf-like comes into question here.
One or the other Armani from the Privé series meets her taste very well and so 'Rose d'Arabie' (the noble powerful one for special days or the special appearance on normal days), 'Pierre de Lune' (a great fighting scent for meetings with the boss) and 'Pivoine Suzhou' are available for different fields of application at us as her favourite good mood perfume.
Gently soapy, fruity rose freshness, bright and clear and without fisiments, the fragrance makes no secret of a ventilating contribution of chemistry. It is far less stingly than Päonie (mine at least) usually does, whose scent I narrowly outline as "fruity rose with petrol". Raspberry is fine; the fact that it submits to the rose theme is quite conclusive, there are varieties with intense berry aromas, including raspberry. An example is "Leander", a breeding of the father of the English Roses, who died last year: David Austin.
The fruity rosiness stays straight and stable throughout the day, the peony remains discreet from beginning to end. Everything gradually rounded off by well comprehensible amber and musk. The latter is actually not completely clean, although certainly not animalistic to call.
Sounds pretty common so far. Pivoine Suzhou' is not a "big one" - it is just a good mood scent, preferably for days with springlike temperatures.
If not... Well, at my wife's end 'Pivoine Suzhou' develops a slight hint of tobacco ash towards the end, which I don't feel myself. Just a little bit, for heaven's sake no smell and I'm almost sure that few or no people out there will notice that en détail. But the aura of the scent makes it smell for me, clearly distinguishes it from the girlish.
Does 'Pivoine Suzhou' feel challenged in this special case to do justice to its wearer?
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