03/12/2019

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Nudism for all the senses
Many perfumers are looking forward to Christine Nagel's new orange jardin. Clearly, her first composition to the popular series, the first offshoot of this for years. So what can "Un Jardin sur la Lagune" do?
It's a bold scent, but it's a little stinky behind its sisters. At least to my taste. And the fact that he is slowly but surely driving the great "Jardin apres la Mousson" off the shelves is a bad thing for me. "Jardin Lagoon" is a salty-human magnolia. That's the best way to describe it. It combines the masculine power of the sea with an expansive, almost dusty floridity. It definitely has more in common with an "Eau de Narcisse Bleu" than with the Nile Garden, for example. Nevertheless he tempts to head cinema and is not too far alien to the row with it. Especially with the yellow "Monsieur Li" he has enough in common. Only it wasn't a full hit either...
I see an island, a private sandy beach surrounded by dark rocks. The sun burns, the humidity is high, clothes are overrated. The air is heavy, breathing becomes slow, making love is only possible in slow motion. If anything. It's so humid. Relax, sweat, tropical relax. Chilling without will. The beads of sweat fall on the sand soaked by uniformly arriving waves. A garden of magnolias grows. Paradisiacal but somehow not natural. Seductive but somehow deceptive. Tasty but somehow poisonous. A little more nature and a little less magnolia would have been ideal for my taste. So it's only enough for one "good". Ellena can be satisfied, but certainly not overwhelmed.
Flacon: Hermes has found his style for years and you don't have to change it too quickly. Very nice!
Sillage: stronger than most of its sister fragrances. Do not underestimate and first of all discreetly dose.
Durability: one shovel more than in many other gardens. Seven hours.
Conclusion: Mrs. Nagel's first jardin is... needs getting used to. Floral and yet masculine, sexy and yet somewhat bland, exotic and dusty. This lagoon has its own spirit. But the certain little flower with the big M gets on my nerves quite quickly here...
It's a bold scent, but it's a little stinky behind its sisters. At least to my taste. And the fact that he is slowly but surely driving the great "Jardin apres la Mousson" off the shelves is a bad thing for me. "Jardin Lagoon" is a salty-human magnolia. That's the best way to describe it. It combines the masculine power of the sea with an expansive, almost dusty floridity. It definitely has more in common with an "Eau de Narcisse Bleu" than with the Nile Garden, for example. Nevertheless he tempts to head cinema and is not too far alien to the row with it. Especially with the yellow "Monsieur Li" he has enough in common. Only it wasn't a full hit either...
I see an island, a private sandy beach surrounded by dark rocks. The sun burns, the humidity is high, clothes are overrated. The air is heavy, breathing becomes slow, making love is only possible in slow motion. If anything. It's so humid. Relax, sweat, tropical relax. Chilling without will. The beads of sweat fall on the sand soaked by uniformly arriving waves. A garden of magnolias grows. Paradisiacal but somehow not natural. Seductive but somehow deceptive. Tasty but somehow poisonous. A little more nature and a little less magnolia would have been ideal for my taste. So it's only enough for one "good". Ellena can be satisfied, but certainly not overwhelmed.
Flacon: Hermes has found his style for years and you don't have to change it too quickly. Very nice!
Sillage: stronger than most of its sister fragrances. Do not underestimate and first of all discreetly dose.
Durability: one shovel more than in many other gardens. Seven hours.
Conclusion: Mrs. Nagel's first jardin is... needs getting used to. Floral and yet masculine, sexy and yet somewhat bland, exotic and dusty. This lagoon has its own spirit. But the certain little flower with the big M gets on my nerves quite quickly here...
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