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When a man loves a woman ... or vice versa?
I was allowed to test A Man's Cologne as part of a hiking package from DonVanVliet, thanks again!
Today, on a sunny and warm late summer day, which has turned into an amazingly warm evening, I still sit outside under the almost full moon and sniff at my arm again and again, enraptured. The hiking package arrived today and I thought to myself, nimmste times the men's fragrance right at the beginning, that is certainly not anything for you anyway and on woody- spicy stehste eh not so.
In my (still relatively short) time at Parfumo, of course, I also found a lot of men's fragrances and every now and then there was actually one where I could imagine wearing it. I didn't buy any of them, though.
A man's cologne is a different caliber. I don't know the original, I don't have any possibility of comparison, I go to the test completely unbiased and actually the wow effect is there immediately after spraying on Bergamot evaporates relatively quickly and gives way to a pleasant, bitter-sweet orange which, compared to the top notes of other perfumes, lasts a very long time. It hasn't really disappeared after two hours, but now patchouli, frankincense and this very light, fresh vetiver breath, which I like so much and which keeps the frankincense in check, come to the fore. Tonka rounds the whole thing off without under-churning the other scents. Only I don't smell the lavender so much mentioned here, but I don't miss it either.
My prescriber Leimbacher called the fragrance creamy, slightly sunny and thick and I can only agree with that. The aroma is very complex and dense, pleasantly warm and cozy. Elegant, but not over-candidate. A beautiful late summer/autumn scent for every occasion, which is now on my wish list.
I've been wearing the scent for almost 8 hours and it's still clear to smell.
The bottle is simple, but I like these linear, clear shapes that are limited to the essentials. The little stones are the icing on the cake and make something special out of the simplicity.
Conclusion: I think I have a crush ... but really :-)))
Today, on a sunny and warm late summer day, which has turned into an amazingly warm evening, I still sit outside under the almost full moon and sniff at my arm again and again, enraptured. The hiking package arrived today and I thought to myself, nimmste times the men's fragrance right at the beginning, that is certainly not anything for you anyway and on woody- spicy stehste eh not so.
In my (still relatively short) time at Parfumo, of course, I also found a lot of men's fragrances and every now and then there was actually one where I could imagine wearing it. I didn't buy any of them, though.
A man's cologne is a different caliber. I don't know the original, I don't have any possibility of comparison, I go to the test completely unbiased and actually the wow effect is there immediately after spraying on Bergamot evaporates relatively quickly and gives way to a pleasant, bitter-sweet orange which, compared to the top notes of other perfumes, lasts a very long time. It hasn't really disappeared after two hours, but now patchouli, frankincense and this very light, fresh vetiver breath, which I like so much and which keeps the frankincense in check, come to the fore. Tonka rounds the whole thing off without under-churning the other scents. Only I don't smell the lavender so much mentioned here, but I don't miss it either.
My prescriber Leimbacher called the fragrance creamy, slightly sunny and thick and I can only agree with that. The aroma is very complex and dense, pleasantly warm and cozy. Elegant, but not over-candidate. A beautiful late summer/autumn scent for every occasion, which is now on my wish list.
I've been wearing the scent for almost 8 hours and it's still clear to smell.
The bottle is simple, but I like these linear, clear shapes that are limited to the essentials. The little stones are the icing on the cake and make something special out of the simplicity.
Conclusion: I think I have a crush ... but really :-)))
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