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Farneon
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Go is always a good idea!
I've probably tested about 15 scents lately. This one here is in my eyes (fitting to the name) an "Immergeher". I don't smell any ingredient exorbitantly, but I don't need that after sorting out some "stinkers" as well, including Joop Nightflight, which was rated extremely good here. But it may be that I got hold of the reformulated variant, if not a fake. I guess I'll never find out.
In any case, I don't mind anything about Go at all and that's not a testimony of poverty, after all, because something annoys me about so many scents. I like to polarize with words, but I don't want to carry an EDT on me that I have to "fight" with or want to deal with. Either we're right for each other or we're not. Anyway, Go suits me according to my feeling, even if the Sillage could be a bit stronger for my taste ... But then there would probably be something mixed in again, which I would like and dislike depending on the shape of the day and the season.
Anyway, I like the light sweetness that this "newbie" carries. I find rhubarb as an ingredient exciting (I've never read anywhere before), even though I don't necessarily feel reminded of it. But it should underline the sweet-sour direction in which Go goes. Little by little a subliminal green note mixes into the overall event (as well as the colour of the whole), which makes the scent appear more natural than it probably is.
So what happens at the end with Go? ;-) It does not knock my fellow men down and fits seamlessly and with its own sweet note into my fresh assortment. Maybe it's not a head twister, but it's also not a nerve killer!
Top Notes 
Bitter orange
Rhubarb
Pimento
Heart Notes 
Geranium
Violet
Cypress
Base Notes 
Balsam fir
Musk
Stamatios
Elysium
Nik604
Bambuk
RobbieX
