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09/25/2016
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Is that a bomb?...
Jagler is a very, very strong combination of rose and violet; spicy, green, woody and musky at the same time. It can last for days and fill a room with its sillage. I wish it was something sophisticated (i.e. made with rather quality ingredients) but it's a -nowadays hard to find- cheaper perfume. If not spritzed very carefully and in moderation, it gets vulgar.
If you like the violet note in Kenzo's Flower, you will probably like Jagler. Dior's Tender Poison can also give you an idea with its sharp, green nature. But Jagler really is not similar to anything else I know of, being launched in -guess when- 1980s, and which was popular well into early 90s.
You need to experiment with Jagler if you are into Turkish culture since it's an olfactory landmark in its category.
Just as I am waiting for the day I will test Krasnaya Moskva having been fond of the Russian culture and the Soviet era...
If you like the violet note in Kenzo's Flower, you will probably like Jagler. Dior's Tender Poison can also give you an idea with its sharp, green nature. But Jagler really is not similar to anything else I know of, being launched in -guess when- 1980s, and which was popular well into early 90s.
You need to experiment with Jagler if you are into Turkish culture since it's an olfactory landmark in its category.
Just as I am waiting for the day I will test Krasnaya Moskva having been fond of the Russian culture and the Soviet era...
