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There....And Gone?....Wow....
Cleaning is dull. Nachputzen, because the room keeper hired for lack of time has cleaned slovenly, even duller and also annoying. Sometimes but schnöde cleaning work also has its good, especially if you meet perfume samples when cleaning up :)
The prelude of "Wow" is designed, as if from a wooden cabinet me a smorgasbord of spices tumbles against. I smell cinnamon. Maybe even some clove?
Subsequently, nothing more....What? Already over?
Then the scent then turns up again, the spices have discreetly removed and a wonderfully sweet violet scent wraps me unobtrusively! Now and then the cinnamon sticks his head in the door. Is this really a men's fragrance?
Cardamom is listed in the fragrance pyramid. Hmm, interesting....for me cardamom smells somehow different. Since I often spice my coffee with cardamom, I am actually very familiar with it. Cinnamon and cloves it has to my astonishment none in it...there I have probably mistaken me with the handle in the cabinet...Oh never mind...
The violet is very dominant, but in a light and sweet way, most reminiscent of violet sorbet. I definitely feel this violet is quite feminine. When the spices come to the fore again, the scent seems masculine again. Definitely wearable for all genders.
Vanilla and tonka give the warm base, yet the fragrance is not overly sweet, but remains pleasant. Over time, I also perceive the fir balsam, which I like rather less, because it then begins to remind me of "Le Mâle " by Gaultier, although it fortunately lacks its penetrance.
All in all, yet a pleasant and beautiful fragrance, with which one certainly does not attract negative attention, because it is spicy, but still discreet.
This perfume is advertised with a black panther, which seems to me entirely inappropriate, for this the fragrance is too "tame".
But who is looking for a gentle spicy-floral fragrance for the upcoming Advent season, with which you do not slay his environment, could be happy with "Wow".
The prelude of "Wow" is designed, as if from a wooden cabinet me a smorgasbord of spices tumbles against. I smell cinnamon. Maybe even some clove?
Subsequently, nothing more....What? Already over?
Then the scent then turns up again, the spices have discreetly removed and a wonderfully sweet violet scent wraps me unobtrusively! Now and then the cinnamon sticks his head in the door. Is this really a men's fragrance?
Cardamom is listed in the fragrance pyramid. Hmm, interesting....for me cardamom smells somehow different. Since I often spice my coffee with cardamom, I am actually very familiar with it. Cinnamon and cloves it has to my astonishment none in it...there I have probably mistaken me with the handle in the cabinet...Oh never mind...
The violet is very dominant, but in a light and sweet way, most reminiscent of violet sorbet. I definitely feel this violet is quite feminine. When the spices come to the fore again, the scent seems masculine again. Definitely wearable for all genders.
Vanilla and tonka give the warm base, yet the fragrance is not overly sweet, but remains pleasant. Over time, I also perceive the fir balsam, which I like rather less, because it then begins to remind me of "Le Mâle " by Gaultier, although it fortunately lacks its penetrance.
All in all, yet a pleasant and beautiful fragrance, with which one certainly does not attract negative attention, because it is spicy, but still discreet.
This perfume is advertised with a black panther, which seems to me entirely inappropriate, for this the fragrance is too "tame".
But who is looking for a gentle spicy-floral fragrance for the upcoming Advent season, with which you do not slay his environment, could be happy with "Wow".
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