Cumin
Spanish cistus
Iris tingitana
Siam benzoin
Suede
White cedar
Ceylonese cinnamon
Nutmeg
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The Cross with Cumin
Yes, I know: I've had better puns; but when you're running on low ...
I promise: next time it will be better again!
Cumin and its "normal brother," caraway, can either delight or frighten with their aromas.
I love both when cooking; especially with legumes and because of my somewhat sensitive stomach.
When it comes to fragrances, I always have some doubts: in "Angélique Noire," cumin scares me; here I first have to overcome the cumin.
Neither of the cumin siblings leaves any fragrance nose untouched!
In "Seine Amoureuse," this cumin takes off: forward - without regard for losses!
It explodes immediately and unleashes a true fireworks display of its own aroma; this fragrance macho makes it very clear who the boss is here!
It doesn't let me forget it, even though a pleasant suede accord lays over this powerhouse and iris butter (another shaky candidate on my list of favorite fragrance notes) first swings the powder puff before a certain "greasy film" (as a "cumin brake") is drawn over this very special opening.
This benefits the cinnamon and nutmeg nuances; they snuggle contentedly against the soft suede blanket.
Now "Seine Amoureuse" is also starting to become beautiful for me - this fragrance is already very exciting beforehand.
Here, I gladly agree with Yatagan!
Cistus, of course again in its usual crumpled green garb, scratches a bit at the smoothness and thus opens the fragrance gate for smoky-spicy benzoin and the ever-sympathetic nature boy named "White Cedar."
They all give their best (and that's no small feat!) to not only chain the cumin fragrance roller but also to spread a somewhat neutralizing net over its omnipotence.
This finale of "Seine Amoureuse" shines, despite the very generous dose of iris powder!
This fragrance being from the collection of Jean-Michel Duriez doesn't make it easy for me to like it.
But after overcoming its cumin barrier, I do settle down comfortably on the soft, fragrant suede blanket; very taken with this surprisingly spicy fellow (this fragrance is definitely a guy!).
What develops on my skin in the evening and overnight can only be rated with a "thumbs up!"
For the "Sleepless Nights" announced by JMD, this remarkable arrangement of fragrance notes fortunately does not cause that; however, the bedding is happy about this fragrant addition.
So we will cuddle again tonight; after all, every woman enjoys a romantic encounter now and then!
I have tested three fragrances from the generous gift of Turandot so far; completely unbiased, as I was not familiar with this brand.
So I let my curiosity and senses guide me: it was worth it!
And I am very curious to see what treasures will reveal themselves to me.
I will report on it - promised!
I promise: next time it will be better again!
Cumin and its "normal brother," caraway, can either delight or frighten with their aromas.
I love both when cooking; especially with legumes and because of my somewhat sensitive stomach.
When it comes to fragrances, I always have some doubts: in "Angélique Noire," cumin scares me; here I first have to overcome the cumin.
Neither of the cumin siblings leaves any fragrance nose untouched!
In "Seine Amoureuse," this cumin takes off: forward - without regard for losses!
It explodes immediately and unleashes a true fireworks display of its own aroma; this fragrance macho makes it very clear who the boss is here!
It doesn't let me forget it, even though a pleasant suede accord lays over this powerhouse and iris butter (another shaky candidate on my list of favorite fragrance notes) first swings the powder puff before a certain "greasy film" (as a "cumin brake") is drawn over this very special opening.
This benefits the cinnamon and nutmeg nuances; they snuggle contentedly against the soft suede blanket.
Now "Seine Amoureuse" is also starting to become beautiful for me - this fragrance is already very exciting beforehand.
Here, I gladly agree with Yatagan!
Cistus, of course again in its usual crumpled green garb, scratches a bit at the smoothness and thus opens the fragrance gate for smoky-spicy benzoin and the ever-sympathetic nature boy named "White Cedar."
They all give their best (and that's no small feat!) to not only chain the cumin fragrance roller but also to spread a somewhat neutralizing net over its omnipotence.
This finale of "Seine Amoureuse" shines, despite the very generous dose of iris powder!
This fragrance being from the collection of Jean-Michel Duriez doesn't make it easy for me to like it.
But after overcoming its cumin barrier, I do settle down comfortably on the soft, fragrant suede blanket; very taken with this surprisingly spicy fellow (this fragrance is definitely a guy!).
What develops on my skin in the evening and overnight can only be rated with a "thumbs up!"
For the "Sleepless Nights" announced by JMD, this remarkable arrangement of fragrance notes fortunately does not cause that; however, the bedding is happy about this fragrant addition.
So we will cuddle again tonight; after all, every woman enjoys a romantic encounter now and then!
I have tested three fragrances from the generous gift of Turandot so far; completely unbiased, as I was not familiar with this brand.
So I let my curiosity and senses guide me: it was worth it!
And I am very curious to see what treasures will reveal themselves to me.
I will report on it - promised!
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