Top Notes 
Heart Notes 
Base Notes 
06/19/2021
Serres74
26 Reviews
Translated
Show original
Serres74
Top Review
25
"Loukoumaaadeeesss....
...elate na fate Loukoumaaadesss"...Greece in 1977, 1984, 1992, 2000, 2014...so pretty much no matter when...if you're lying (formerly in the sweltering heat, now greasily creamed under a shade) on a beach in Greece...any beach....sooner or later a super crispy tanned guy comes along with properly muscled legs, a folding stool in one hand and a big rectangular Tupperware in the other hand and sells the hottest donuts on God's earth...well...maybe there are also quite good donuts somewhere else...but THEY are big, fluffy, sweet, vanilla, delicious and taste best if you have been swimming in the sea for a really long time before. When you've eaten them, it's best to jump right back in to wash off the fine sugar they're dusted with and to get rid of half the calories by swimming five kilometres...
As a little girl, three or four years old, I once followed such a guy, because I wanted to know where he always gets his donuts from. I ended up in the bakery at a confectioner and watched fascinated, of course I also got what off, who can resist a red curly little girl in a red bikini again...
Do I need to mention that in the meantime, while I was sitting on a chair behind the bakery and gleefully devoured this huge piece, my parents were looking for me in a panic!!!! Um yeah...today I don't really understand that panic, back then...good thing the donut vendor noticed my slightly hysterical father and told him where he could find me...boy did I get to hear something...never mind...it was worth it *lol*
What the scent has to do with the donut? Absolutely nothing. It just reminds me of Greek beach, sun, shimmering salty air...I smell coconut even though there is none in it. The scent is sweet, but not smotheringly sweet, more of the fluffy kind. The cinnamon and sandalwood make it spicy, the cumin I hardly smell and the flowers are discreetly in the background...this fragrance is simply Nivea, Piz Buin, Hawaiian Tropic together...too bad that it does not last long, but at the price you like to spray every four hours again....
As a little girl, three or four years old, I once followed such a guy, because I wanted to know where he always gets his donuts from. I ended up in the bakery at a confectioner and watched fascinated, of course I also got what off, who can resist a red curly little girl in a red bikini again...
Do I need to mention that in the meantime, while I was sitting on a chair behind the bakery and gleefully devoured this huge piece, my parents were looking for me in a panic!!!! Um yeah...today I don't really understand that panic, back then...good thing the donut vendor noticed my slightly hysterical father and told him where he could find me...boy did I get to hear something...never mind...it was worth it *lol*
What the scent has to do with the donut? Absolutely nothing. It just reminds me of Greek beach, sun, shimmering salty air...I smell coconut even though there is none in it. The scent is sweet, but not smotheringly sweet, more of the fluffy kind. The cinnamon and sandalwood make it spicy, the cumin I hardly smell and the flowers are discreetly in the background...this fragrance is simply Nivea, Piz Buin, Hawaiian Tropic together...too bad that it does not last long, but at the price you like to spray every four hours again....
8 Replies
