07/07/2018
Mokka
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The fragrances of this brand that I have tested so far irritate me, leaving me astonished and helpless. Too much happens on the skin, it gets chaotic, my nose gets toiling and ploughing like stupid.
Maybe you can't grasp it, maybe it's wanted like that.
With this candidate, I have finally been able to grasp a thread. I confess, I need a little order in the scent process. There could come any bait run along and plunge me everything into chaos!
The Strawberry Love Pop starts with a synthetic marzipan note. Quite quickly afterwards the strawberry takes the lead, but is quickly pushed away by flowers.
From here both push forward, hoping for the first place.
Slightly annoyed, I want to give up. I knew it! A flowery fruit compote is not really my choice after all.
The whole thing is not too sweet up to here by the way.
So I stroll for an hour, two of them for all I care, so I don't really know what to think of this performance.
Maybe you could put a bottle with this content in the fridge before spraying. Thus one has at least a short-term cooling with the momentarily nevertheless partly strenuous temperatures. I don't mind strawberries.
Slowly some cherry pushes its way into the crowd. The memory of Kirschlollis from my childhood or that of my children flares up briefly. This has something of a bitter cherry, though. Somewhat smoky it also seems to be, acid mixes with it.
This fragrance takes the lead and pushes away the undecided fruitflowery one.
The supposedly boring fruit flower compote has now become an exciting fragrance.
Whereby the first hour certainly also has its fans.
Everything went well again!
*
Sillage moderate
Shelf life at the moment moderate
This could be due to the high temperatures and should be tested again when cooling down.
Maybe you can't grasp it, maybe it's wanted like that.
With this candidate, I have finally been able to grasp a thread. I confess, I need a little order in the scent process. There could come any bait run along and plunge me everything into chaos!
The Strawberry Love Pop starts with a synthetic marzipan note. Quite quickly afterwards the strawberry takes the lead, but is quickly pushed away by flowers.
From here both push forward, hoping for the first place.
Slightly annoyed, I want to give up. I knew it! A flowery fruit compote is not really my choice after all.
The whole thing is not too sweet up to here by the way.
So I stroll for an hour, two of them for all I care, so I don't really know what to think of this performance.
Maybe you could put a bottle with this content in the fridge before spraying. Thus one has at least a short-term cooling with the momentarily nevertheless partly strenuous temperatures. I don't mind strawberries.
Slowly some cherry pushes its way into the crowd. The memory of Kirschlollis from my childhood or that of my children flares up briefly. This has something of a bitter cherry, though. Somewhat smoky it also seems to be, acid mixes with it.
This fragrance takes the lead and pushes away the undecided fruitflowery one.
The supposedly boring fruit flower compote has now become an exciting fragrance.
Whereby the first hour certainly also has its fans.
Everything went well again!
*
Sillage moderate
Shelf life at the moment moderate
This could be due to the high temperatures and should be tested again when cooling down.
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