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Organic muesli to go
Sigh, I'm an absolutely nature-loving person, love the fresh air outside, especially the forest and nutritionally, with a few exceptions, only what can show an organic label, preferably from Germany, with me. But when it comes to perfume? Somehow I don't find the right approach to natural fragrances, as much as I would like to like them. Because what feels better than a perfume that contains only natural ingredients.
The US brand House of Matriarch is known for natural fragrances and is also very popular within the community here. Since the Coco Blanc of the fragrance notes already goes in principle in my direction, I thought to myself, which would be worth a try. What I get here, smells really very nice, but the very big enthusiasm just does not want to adjust.
Why is that? Well, what I smell reminds me of the smell when I walk into my favorite farm store. I get a lot of wood, very natural and subtle, but just not like a perfume, rather it smells like what a store selling grains, fruits and vegetables, natural soaps and many other healthy things smells like. I like that smell, which gradually takes on more depth and sweetness. It makes me think of a delicious, healthy organic cereal. With a bit of fresh fruit, with dried coconut flakes and apricots and maybe a hint of white chocolate. Of course, the fair trade one from Gepa, which, if I'm honest, I don't really like eating either. When it comes to chocolate, I also tend to reach for classic brands rather than anything particularly fair and healthy. The reason: The taste is simply better in my opinion.
What can I say Yes, this is a nice scent that I can also imagine as a room spray when I want to bring a touch of organic farm and organic granola into my home. It lifts the spirits, it feels wholesome and fine, like a farm holiday with delicious tasting food. But do I want to smell like that? Honestly? No. There are certain perfumes that bring such an eco-scent that I also appreciate and wear. For example, Sticky Cake by Comme des Garcons with its cereal note. But here the iris clearly dominates in the end and we have a fragrance of perfume and not of an organic market with a cereal corner. And exactly that makes the difference for me.
Nevertheless, I very much hope one day to find the natural fragrance that suits me. I'm also sure it exists somewhere. Coco Blanc, however, is not.
Dear thanks to Andrula for the testing opportunity.
The US brand House of Matriarch is known for natural fragrances and is also very popular within the community here. Since the Coco Blanc of the fragrance notes already goes in principle in my direction, I thought to myself, which would be worth a try. What I get here, smells really very nice, but the very big enthusiasm just does not want to adjust.
Why is that? Well, what I smell reminds me of the smell when I walk into my favorite farm store. I get a lot of wood, very natural and subtle, but just not like a perfume, rather it smells like what a store selling grains, fruits and vegetables, natural soaps and many other healthy things smells like. I like that smell, which gradually takes on more depth and sweetness. It makes me think of a delicious, healthy organic cereal. With a bit of fresh fruit, with dried coconut flakes and apricots and maybe a hint of white chocolate. Of course, the fair trade one from Gepa, which, if I'm honest, I don't really like eating either. When it comes to chocolate, I also tend to reach for classic brands rather than anything particularly fair and healthy. The reason: The taste is simply better in my opinion.
What can I say Yes, this is a nice scent that I can also imagine as a room spray when I want to bring a touch of organic farm and organic granola into my home. It lifts the spirits, it feels wholesome and fine, like a farm holiday with delicious tasting food. But do I want to smell like that? Honestly? No. There are certain perfumes that bring such an eco-scent that I also appreciate and wear. For example, Sticky Cake by Comme des Garcons with its cereal note. But here the iris clearly dominates in the end and we have a fragrance of perfume and not of an organic market with a cereal corner. And exactly that makes the difference for me.
Nevertheless, I very much hope one day to find the natural fragrance that suits me. I'm also sure it exists somewhere. Coco Blanc, however, is not.
Dear thanks to Andrula for the testing opportunity.
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