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Minimalist and Classy Summer Scent
There is nothing out of the ordinary at first - good quality lemon-like citric notes that make your mouth watery.
What follows makes TdHEG worth of consideration - a remarkable complexity of notes that are clearly discernible after the pyramid, something that is not that common in modern perfumery, since companies try to make up the fact their blends are molecules whose reference to the smells of nature are hardly that present.
It is in the middle and the base notes when TdHEG expresses its facets: smells beautifully, modern and measured, very elegant without frills, there is something minimalist in it that I could say is the reason why I like it. It makes me think that it could be the updated version of Dior's Eau Sauvage.
As to the original TdH character, I could trace references in the base notes, however, without the earthy notes - the House describes them as "metallic", I would say a high pitch note that does not feel out of key.
What follows makes TdHEG worth of consideration - a remarkable complexity of notes that are clearly discernible after the pyramid, something that is not that common in modern perfumery, since companies try to make up the fact their blends are molecules whose reference to the smells of nature are hardly that present.
It is in the middle and the base notes when TdHEG expresses its facets: smells beautifully, modern and measured, very elegant without frills, there is something minimalist in it that I could say is the reason why I like it. It makes me think that it could be the updated version of Dior's Eau Sauvage.
As to the original TdH character, I could trace references in the base notes, however, without the earthy notes - the House describes them as "metallic", I would say a high pitch note that does not feel out of key.
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