Pink grapefruit
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DarioArgento
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I'm so smitten... With your freckles
"Hey Tina, shall we go roller skating...
with headphones and drink soda?"
Well, who among the "old folks" still remembers this old NDW hit from the early 80s? :D
Soda is the keyword here.
We probably all remember the time when ultra-sweet drinks were complemented by more bitter ones.
Bitter Lemon, Ginger Ale, Tonic Water... and of course the good old Pink Grapefruit soda.
However, I don't want to claim that I'm being served an artificially sweetened brew here. On the contrary.
Those who are not averse to bitter citrus fruits like grapefruit, pomelo, and the like will find a similar scent note here.
It's not necessarily the juicy flesh of the fruit, but rather the process of peeling those fruits. The white skin contains interestingly fragrant substances.
You can clearly recognize those here, complemented by a bit of fruit flesh.
What has emerged is an honestly genuine scent without frills.
"Pink Grapefruit" does not have a scent progression; it is what it is, and it's not unusual to feel like snacking on such a fruit after applying it.
If you layer the scent with "Honey," "Sugar Cane," or a similarly sweet one from Demeter/TLOF, you get a more lemonade-like variant that lasts a bit longer.
My secret tip is the combination "Condensed Milk / Pink Grapefruit." Milky, bitter-fruity. Wow!
I also tried the combination with "Jimmy Choo's Ice," which makes it even livelier. However, it is definitely suited for warm to hot summer days.
On its own, the EdC with 2 hours of longevity is perfectly fine for this type of scent note.
The sillage is overwhelming in the first few minutes, and many colleagues in the office asked who was eating fresh fruit :D
That's actually the nicest compliment you can give "Pink Grapefruit."
For fans of naturally authentic scents who enjoy the light bitter note of this fruit, this is an interesting EdC. Whether worn alone or, even better... for layering.
with headphones and drink soda?"
Well, who among the "old folks" still remembers this old NDW hit from the early 80s? :D
Soda is the keyword here.
We probably all remember the time when ultra-sweet drinks were complemented by more bitter ones.
Bitter Lemon, Ginger Ale, Tonic Water... and of course the good old Pink Grapefruit soda.
However, I don't want to claim that I'm being served an artificially sweetened brew here. On the contrary.
Those who are not averse to bitter citrus fruits like grapefruit, pomelo, and the like will find a similar scent note here.
It's not necessarily the juicy flesh of the fruit, but rather the process of peeling those fruits. The white skin contains interestingly fragrant substances.
You can clearly recognize those here, complemented by a bit of fruit flesh.
What has emerged is an honestly genuine scent without frills.
"Pink Grapefruit" does not have a scent progression; it is what it is, and it's not unusual to feel like snacking on such a fruit after applying it.
If you layer the scent with "Honey," "Sugar Cane," or a similarly sweet one from Demeter/TLOF, you get a more lemonade-like variant that lasts a bit longer.
My secret tip is the combination "Condensed Milk / Pink Grapefruit." Milky, bitter-fruity. Wow!
I also tried the combination with "Jimmy Choo's Ice," which makes it even livelier. However, it is definitely suited for warm to hot summer days.
On its own, the EdC with 2 hours of longevity is perfectly fine for this type of scent note.
The sillage is overwhelming in the first few minutes, and many colleagues in the office asked who was eating fresh fruit :D
That's actually the nicest compliment you can give "Pink Grapefruit."
For fans of naturally authentic scents who enjoy the light bitter note of this fruit, this is an interesting EdC. Whether worn alone or, even better... for layering.
Sommerhimmel
