How should I explain it, the Chypre? I don’t know. It’s similar to the universally popular offside in football. Please define! Uhhh.... I can’t, neither one nor the other. I recognize it/him as soon as I see it, or have a representative of its kind under my nose.
"1000" is 100% a Chypre. Just like they were thrown onto the, at that time still manageable, market in the 80s (probably even before that) in large numbers.
A successful conglomerate of various components, which I can hardly perceive individually,
The typical Chypre-nose "gong" is unmistakable.
Strong, assertive, and with a radiance that is rarely found today, in this form.
Very familiar, this scent reminds me of bustling, sunny summer days in the big city.
Of a time when one would generously spray heavy, loud perfumes completely unbothered on warm to hot days. Wonderful!
I personally didn’t wear this or any other "Jean Patou" back then, I was too young, or they were too "old", in any case, too elegant.
Nowadays I might give it a try. With a "little atomizer", very lightly dosed....
Great scent, reminiscence potential full 10 points.
Die klarste Chypre-Definition findet sich hier:
https://perfumeshrine.blogspot.com/2013/01/perfume-primers-chypre-fragrances-for.html
'Mille' war mir leider zu animalisch...
Chypre ist also, wenn die Zitrusfrüchte angreifen und im Moment der Blumenabgabe keine Rose näher am Gegnerischen Moosholz steht... oder eben, wenn der Gong zu riechen ist. Habe ich jetzt endlich mal verstanden :-D
https://perfumeshrine.blogspot.com/2013/01/perfume-primers-chypre-fragrances-for.html
'Mille' war mir leider zu animalisch...
Und bei Patou ist die Jasmin der Flankengott, der traumsicher auf die Stossstürmerin Rose passt :-DD .