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Serenissima
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The scent of the great wide world
When I was a child, this was the slogan of a well-known cigarette brand: a shiny silver airplane took off into the morning/evening red(?) and the longing truly traveled with me.
First this advertising appeared in magazines, later - underlined with the corresponding noises of the starting machine - also on television.
How did I love these moments where I little guy wanted me to be able to fly along and also be so free!
It's been a long time and yet this fragrance from Histoires de Parfums reminds me of a journey through the world of fragrances. Whether with or Jules Verne, to whom this creation is dedicated.
The freshness, actually coolness, of eucalyptus carries this fragrance composition. Now the essential oils extracted from the leaves are also very strong and have a correspondingly refreshing effect and also relieve the respiratory tract.
Even if the Australians claim that their koalas are more or less "stoned" by the one-sided consumption of these leaves and thus justify their quasi immobility.
Well, it's not impossible to watch these motionless teddy bears sitting there for a long time.
Now this eucalyptus does not intoxicate in such a way; but it leads nevertheless through the citric nuances, under which the tangerine places light traces. Here "1828 - Jules Verne" gets a little softer, for a moment even a little sweetish.
A visit to the Spice Islands leaves a great deal of black pepper in the mixture; this too cools and the aromatic spice dose of nutmeg grinds off the hard, cool edges of this mixture.
The aromas of the base note bring green and wood into the fragrance and a wonderful matching portion of incense: without incense, which lies as a smoky veil over the whole, "1828 - Jules Verne" would be missing the "certain something".
Now this journey is classified by the cooling, fresh aromas as men's fragrance.
As this he is definitely an evergreen; for whether in the office, on the building site, on the hike - "1828 - Jules Verne" actually always fits.
I have tested this powerful fragrance creature on myself several times and found a pleasant companion that is almost a little too fresh for these first cool autumn days.
But at some point cedar with its mild spiciness passes the other companions by and so a female side of this fragrance shows up on my skin.
Conclusion: "1828 - Jules Verne" is unagitated, sympathetic and also accompanies me as a woman without great body heat with a certain nonchalance.
So a thoroughly friendly scent that clears your head and lets your thoughts travel:
"Always ready to take off!"
First this advertising appeared in magazines, later - underlined with the corresponding noises of the starting machine - also on television.
How did I love these moments where I little guy wanted me to be able to fly along and also be so free!
It's been a long time and yet this fragrance from Histoires de Parfums reminds me of a journey through the world of fragrances. Whether with or Jules Verne, to whom this creation is dedicated.
The freshness, actually coolness, of eucalyptus carries this fragrance composition. Now the essential oils extracted from the leaves are also very strong and have a correspondingly refreshing effect and also relieve the respiratory tract.
Even if the Australians claim that their koalas are more or less "stoned" by the one-sided consumption of these leaves and thus justify their quasi immobility.
Well, it's not impossible to watch these motionless teddy bears sitting there for a long time.
Now this eucalyptus does not intoxicate in such a way; but it leads nevertheless through the citric nuances, under which the tangerine places light traces. Here "1828 - Jules Verne" gets a little softer, for a moment even a little sweetish.
A visit to the Spice Islands leaves a great deal of black pepper in the mixture; this too cools and the aromatic spice dose of nutmeg grinds off the hard, cool edges of this mixture.
The aromas of the base note bring green and wood into the fragrance and a wonderful matching portion of incense: without incense, which lies as a smoky veil over the whole, "1828 - Jules Verne" would be missing the "certain something".
Now this journey is classified by the cooling, fresh aromas as men's fragrance.
As this he is definitely an evergreen; for whether in the office, on the building site, on the hike - "1828 - Jules Verne" actually always fits.
I have tested this powerful fragrance creature on myself several times and found a pleasant companion that is almost a little too fresh for these first cool autumn days.
But at some point cedar with its mild spiciness passes the other companions by and so a female side of this fragrance shows up on my skin.
Conclusion: "1828 - Jules Verne" is unagitated, sympathetic and also accompanies me as a woman without great body heat with a certain nonchalance.
So a thoroughly friendly scent that clears your head and lets your thoughts travel:
"Always ready to take off!"
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