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The search is over, or mission completed
As this will be my first review, I'm going to go into a little detail...
As a child of the 80s, I was allowed to immerse myself in the world of fragrances in the 90s. My best friend owned Fahrenheit and I discovered my first fragrance from the Puma Hugo brand. After receiving a few compliments on the fragrance, it was clear to me that the Boss scent would stay with me for a while, which it did.
The girls in the clique wore Classique by Gaultier, which I was also very fond of.
Now to my current case:
My signature fragrance at the moment is Dylan Blue by Versace, in my collection there are, in my opinion, some great fragrances, but to be honest none of them really knock my socks off, I get the most positive response when I wear L'Homme / Prada.
Since I have a lot of contact with people at work, my nose often comes into contact with fragrances and there is this one fragrance, as soon as it comes up my nose and lands in my brain, I immediately think: How cool!
But which one is it?
Far be it from me to then ask the gentlemen which fragrance they are wearing, although afterwards I am always annoyed not to have done so, as not many men wear this fragrance.
How do I find out?
Every time there's a perfumery nearby, two samples are taken along, or when my wife goes into town with the kids, bringing fragrance samples is commissioned.
To keep track, I started alphabetically with the various Armani fragrances, worked my way through Chanel and Dior and have now arrived at Joop! and damn it, there it is!
Joop! Jump, I didn't trust my nose at first, but actually, my search is over, although it doesn't have the best ratings in some cases, I think it's just brilliant.
A light sweetness in combination with a freshness and yet very masculine.
I wish I had dared to ask in the past so that we could perhaps have found each other sooner, but better late than never.
Sorry I can't describe the scent more professionally, I'll work on that in the future.
As a child of the 80s, I was allowed to immerse myself in the world of fragrances in the 90s. My best friend owned Fahrenheit and I discovered my first fragrance from the Puma Hugo brand. After receiving a few compliments on the fragrance, it was clear to me that the Boss scent would stay with me for a while, which it did.
The girls in the clique wore Classique by Gaultier, which I was also very fond of.
Now to my current case:
My signature fragrance at the moment is Dylan Blue by Versace, in my collection there are, in my opinion, some great fragrances, but to be honest none of them really knock my socks off, I get the most positive response when I wear L'Homme / Prada.
Since I have a lot of contact with people at work, my nose often comes into contact with fragrances and there is this one fragrance, as soon as it comes up my nose and lands in my brain, I immediately think: How cool!
But which one is it?
Far be it from me to then ask the gentlemen which fragrance they are wearing, although afterwards I am always annoyed not to have done so, as not many men wear this fragrance.
How do I find out?
Every time there's a perfumery nearby, two samples are taken along, or when my wife goes into town with the kids, bringing fragrance samples is commissioned.
To keep track, I started alphabetically with the various Armani fragrances, worked my way through Chanel and Dior and have now arrived at Joop! and damn it, there it is!
Joop! Jump, I didn't trust my nose at first, but actually, my search is over, although it doesn't have the best ratings in some cases, I think it's just brilliant.
A light sweetness in combination with a freshness and yet very masculine.
I wish I had dared to ask in the past so that we could perhaps have found each other sooner, but better late than never.
Sorry I can't describe the scent more professionally, I'll work on that in the future.
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