Selperniku January Scent Project 2017 Eau de Parfum
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I Am a Butter Lamp
So I went out with the dog wearing Selperniku and my usual eccentric outfit. Outside in the fresh air, Selperniku's sillage is still amazing. But you mostly smell like melted butter. This is probably proof that I have enough self-confidence. I could run into acquaintances, and they would wonder why I smell like clarified butter. Family tester Q put it this way: "it reminds me of the butter lamps in the Buddhist center." She is right. I think this might be because perfume-making is a hobby for Mr. Biebel. He doesn’t live off it, and it’s probably just one of many ways for him to express himself creatively. Therefore, he doesn’t necessarily have to create something that excites the masses.
Tragically, Selperniku smells wonderful directly on my arm when you get your nose really close. Really great. The butter there merges with the juniper, the immortelle, and the fresh chamomile. Heavenly. Nose close - really great. Nose away - butter lamp.
Family tester M cannot share this assessment and generally finds that Selperniku smells like vomit. That’s nonsense. Selperniku is many things, but not sour. I occasionally deal with vomit in my profession and know what it smells like. But you can’t argue about scent impressions. Family tester M would give Selperniku 0 points. At least he didn’t kick me out of the house (like he did with Mukhallat by Montale). I wore Selperniku during dinner with the family, and no one lost their appetite.
As a Buddhist, you can wear Selperniku without any problem at the weekly Puja or other events. You are then a butter lamp among many.
Tragically, Selperniku smells wonderful directly on my arm when you get your nose really close. Really great. The butter there merges with the juniper, the immortelle, and the fresh chamomile. Heavenly. Nose close - really great. Nose away - butter lamp.
Family tester M cannot share this assessment and generally finds that Selperniku smells like vomit. That’s nonsense. Selperniku is many things, but not sour. I occasionally deal with vomit in my profession and know what it smells like. But you can’t argue about scent impressions. Family tester M would give Selperniku 0 points. At least he didn’t kick me out of the house (like he did with Mukhallat by Montale). I wore Selperniku during dinner with the family, and no one lost their appetite.
As a Buddhist, you can wear Selperniku without any problem at the weekly Puja or other events. You are then a butter lamp among many.
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15 Comments


And I think I'll skip trying the butter lamp too.
But at least you described the fragrance impressively and very entertainingly.
I want a little more punch!