04/29/2019

Gandix
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More than just lavender
Well, if you know me, you know, I hardly like lavender at all, actually in the garden most of all and not as a fragrance.
But this is so different.
The prelude is like strolling your hands through a huge lavender bush.
Very, very authentic.
Even I, as a non-lavender fan, have to pay respect to that.
That's pretty wumsig too.
Luckily for me, for lavender lovers it's bad luck, but it's very quick to take it back.
I don't smell sage explicitly now.
And then there is this change.
It's all quiet and quiet now, calming, as you might say about lavender.
A beautiful, discreetly vanilla tonka bean with a touch of musk < br /> is added very delicately and I'd say there's a tiny pinch of amber in it, too.
The herbs are still present, although very withdrawn,
and give the whole thing a wonderful spice.
You could almost think there is a hint of the pepperiness of the filigree feathered carnations.
But I must emphasize, the whole thing takes place very very very close.
I'm literally hanging my nose on the back of my hand,
to be able to smell more and more of this wonderful fragrance.
It's such a fragrance that you don't really perceive as a perfume, but simply a
"This man smells good".
It's a scent that I would dare to visit a hospital with without any problems,
without bothering anyone.
It is a fragrance that would gently lull the other person into an application without him/her noticing it.
Actually he is meant to lay with the other fragrances of this series,
but he'd be too bad for that.
It is much too quiet to prevail against anything else
and I just wouldn't want to chip him over.
You can't just spray this fragrance on in a perfumery for testing,
you need a lot of rest and muse,
to explore it.
And you might also need a little more of it.
Then this is a very very interesting trip.
Anyway, he surprised me very pleasantly.
A Morillas halt.
Aaaaaber, if you like it boisterous, you'll be disappointed. And even if you are looking for a lavender scent, you will be disappointed after 10 minutes.
I'm thrilled.
But this is so different.
The prelude is like strolling your hands through a huge lavender bush.
Very, very authentic.
Even I, as a non-lavender fan, have to pay respect to that.
That's pretty wumsig too.
Luckily for me, for lavender lovers it's bad luck, but it's very quick to take it back.
I don't smell sage explicitly now.
And then there is this change.
It's all quiet and quiet now, calming, as you might say about lavender.
A beautiful, discreetly vanilla tonka bean with a touch of musk < br /> is added very delicately and I'd say there's a tiny pinch of amber in it, too.
The herbs are still present, although very withdrawn,
and give the whole thing a wonderful spice.
You could almost think there is a hint of the pepperiness of the filigree feathered carnations.
But I must emphasize, the whole thing takes place very very very close.
I'm literally hanging my nose on the back of my hand,
to be able to smell more and more of this wonderful fragrance.
It's such a fragrance that you don't really perceive as a perfume, but simply a
"This man smells good".
It's a scent that I would dare to visit a hospital with without any problems,
without bothering anyone.
It is a fragrance that would gently lull the other person into an application without him/her noticing it.
Actually he is meant to lay with the other fragrances of this series,
but he'd be too bad for that.
It is much too quiet to prevail against anything else
and I just wouldn't want to chip him over.
You can't just spray this fragrance on in a perfumery for testing,
you need a lot of rest and muse,
to explore it.
And you might also need a little more of it.
Then this is a very very interesting trip.
Anyway, he surprised me very pleasantly.
A Morillas halt.
Aaaaaber, if you like it boisterous, you'll be disappointed. And even if you are looking for a lavender scent, you will be disappointed after 10 minutes.
I'm thrilled.
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