Rosenthal by Hendley Perfumes - Statement by Jeob

Ergoproxy 2 years ago

I thought it was great.....

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Luwa 2 years ago

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That wouldn't be for me.

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Konst121 2 years ago

1

Rose and patch can be quite a lot as a combo :)

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Pinseltown 2 years ago

1

Great state, not uninteresting...

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Danny264 2 years ago

1

definitely quite nice

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SirLancelot 2 years ago

1

Great words! I'm really looking forward to the test as well - but I can definitely handle rose & thoughts!

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Jeob 2 years ago

Ah, you haven't yet! I can think better than is sometimes good for me 😂 with roses... you know.

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Seejungfrau 2 years ago

1

Overthinking rarely does any good. 😊

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Mrtangiers 2 years ago

1

Sounds really beautifully crafted, if it weren't for the iris...

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Jeob 2 years ago

I generally have no problem with iris, but here I'm feeling a bit uneasy about it too.

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Schalkerin 2 years ago

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I can do without it.

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Schalkerin 2 years ago

Nope, not a rose girl. There are of course a few exceptions 😊

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Jeob 2 years ago

Not a rose girl either, huh? ;)

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Bosworth 2 years ago

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This seems to be a different take on rose.

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Midnights 2 years ago

1

This meticulous mental dissection of the world is completely foreign to me. Who does that?!
I doubt this intellectual, French rose (I've shoved it into my French drawer) would be mine. However, your black turtleneck red lipstick picture is fabulous! :)

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Jeob 2 years ago

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And meticulous world dissection? Pah! That's foreign to me! *gently and inconspicuously puts down the magnifying glass and scalpel*

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Jeob 2 years ago

1

Very French, although it doesn't smell French at all, if you know what I mean.
I was inspired by the picture for my outfit yesterday to celebrate the day ;)

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Floyd 2 years ago

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That's why I didn't know about this Hendley yet.. Rose ;-)

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Theris 2 years ago

1

This rose, I don't know...

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JonasP1 2 years ago

1

I liked it quite a bit too... For rose :-)

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Jeob 2 years ago

1

We get each other ;)

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Andin 2 years ago

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I also steer clear of brooding existentialist roses; I think I'm having a rose crisis right now. But beautifully described, and the feeling of wanting to capture a concept is so frustrating-I feel you.

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Andin 2 years ago

@Jeob I’ve now sold the only rose in my collection, the Noir de Noir twin from Armaf. You liked Tobacco Rose, if I remember correctly?
But these taste fluctuations can go the other way too: a sudden love for a note that then just disappears (for me, that’s jasmine and violet).

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Jeob 2 years ago

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I, on the other hand, am currently going through a rose phase, but with the narrowest tolerance range in the world ;)
Isn't it interesting, these temporary note crises?
I recently had that with iris, but it has passed now.

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Baneling 2 years ago

1

I like the rose.

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Axiomatic 2 years ago

1

Hmm, the rose is quite strong...

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FrauKirsche 2 years ago

1

... I could definitely relate more to the rose than to the curry phantom.

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BillyBumbler 2 years ago

1

Your pictures are great again, I can really imagine it!

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Gandix 2 years ago

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I don't want to get near it because of the rose...

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Jeob 2 years ago

I've temporarily made peace with roses, but my tolerance for them is very narrow ;)

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SebastianM 2 years ago

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Existentialist rose with carrot curry? What will they think of next?

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Jeob 2 years ago

Even Sartre had to eat sometimes ;)

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Spatzl 2 years ago

1

Another very captivating description. Amazing!

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Eggi37 2 years ago

1

What a beautiful description below. Super exciting!

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Cfr 2 years ago

1

Who's peeking out there? 🫠

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Marieposa 2 years ago

1

With serious, bulky existentialist roses, I could almost forget that they're not my favorite flowers 😉

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Brida 2 years ago

1

That’s a bit scary for me now..🥀
Once again, you’ve broken it down wonderfully ;-)

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Jeob 2 years ago

The big rose shiver ;)

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Schoeibksr 2 years ago

1

I would find it rather difficult with your description below. Tea shouldn't be steeped for too long. 😅

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ElAttarine 2 years ago

1

Wow, that sounds exciting! I'm especially fascinated by scents that tell a story, particularly those that are hard to define... Great pictures.

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Jeob 2 years ago

I feel the same way; sometimes I like to chew on something a bit ;)

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Jeob 2 years ago

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Very beautiful, rosy opening, then quickly joined by green, bitter-spicy aspects of angelica and juniper, a slightly buttery, carrot-like iris note, as well as a delicate straw flower curry phantom. The combination of bitter notes, patchouli, and rose creates an association in my nose that almost drives me crazy because I can't name it: some specific type of black tea (too drawn out) infused with rose petals. Very uniquely interpreted. Neither a rose in an evening gown nor a rose in a girly look, but rather a rather serious, somewhat awkward existentialist rose in a black turtleneck, pondering over an emptiness. Many thanks to @SirLancelot!

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