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09/19/2018
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Dancing through life
For centuries the moon has exerted a mysterious attraction on us humans. Cause for ebb and flow, it was and is inspiration for poets and dreamers, painters and musicians.
The moon has risen, Dark Side of the Moon, Moonlight Shadow and Moon Night - my favourite poem by Eichendorff, whose lyrical beginning lets me float away and whose end tears my heart every time. Jules Verne - De la Terre á la Lune. The journey to the moon - still a science fiction film in 1902 - became reality in 1969.
The moon leads man into the depths, to himself. Seemingly unreachable, he faithfully orbits the earth. He never shows us his back.
Everyone is a moon and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.
(Mark Twain)
I could go on raving about the moon in paintings, poems and songs.
Frequently sung moon and now also eponym of fragrances. Moon Dance is the name Juliette has a gun for the fragrance from the Luxury Collection in the silver transparent bottle with purple liquid. A curved font with shadows adorns the bottle. Perfumer is Romano Ricci, great-grandson of Nina Ricci. With Juliette has a gun he has realized his dreams. And as so often in his scents, he composes contrasts into a harmonious whole.
Moon Dance starts with slightly mothy bergamot. Dark rose and tuberose are dancing around. A violet joins the line, it dances with both.
Patchouli woven with the moonlight...actually I don't like a patch...too basement, too earthy. But maybe that's exactly what a dance on the moon needs - something that earths. The silver cool moonbeam needs the earthy warmth of the patchouli.
The fragrance becomes powdery. Slightly sweet without becoming too sweet.
Even if you don't like patch or tuberose, the fragrance is very harmonious. Only in the first hour it crashes.
A beautiful, erotic fragrance that gives a mystical, mysterious aura. A faithful companion for the evening, for going out and for intimate hours for two.
Seductive, elegant, noble...wicked...A fragrance with depth. A fragrance that unites contrasts. Romantic and provocative, devoted and independent. For people who love and live passion! For Romeo and Juliet, who now has a gun.
The moon borrows its light from the sun. His silver mirror on the water fascinates...he will still be there when we are no longer...the fear of infinity, of our own finiteness...
The moon has risen, Dark Side of the Moon, Moonlight Shadow and Moon Night - my favourite poem by Eichendorff, whose lyrical beginning lets me float away and whose end tears my heart every time. Jules Verne - De la Terre á la Lune. The journey to the moon - still a science fiction film in 1902 - became reality in 1969.
The moon leads man into the depths, to himself. Seemingly unreachable, he faithfully orbits the earth. He never shows us his back.
Everyone is a moon and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.
(Mark Twain)
I could go on raving about the moon in paintings, poems and songs.
Frequently sung moon and now also eponym of fragrances. Moon Dance is the name Juliette has a gun for the fragrance from the Luxury Collection in the silver transparent bottle with purple liquid. A curved font with shadows adorns the bottle. Perfumer is Romano Ricci, great-grandson of Nina Ricci. With Juliette has a gun he has realized his dreams. And as so often in his scents, he composes contrasts into a harmonious whole.
Moon Dance starts with slightly mothy bergamot. Dark rose and tuberose are dancing around. A violet joins the line, it dances with both.
Patchouli woven with the moonlight...actually I don't like a patch...too basement, too earthy. But maybe that's exactly what a dance on the moon needs - something that earths. The silver cool moonbeam needs the earthy warmth of the patchouli.
The fragrance becomes powdery. Slightly sweet without becoming too sweet.
Even if you don't like patch or tuberose, the fragrance is very harmonious. Only in the first hour it crashes.
A beautiful, erotic fragrance that gives a mystical, mysterious aura. A faithful companion for the evening, for going out and for intimate hours for two.
Seductive, elegant, noble...wicked...A fragrance with depth. A fragrance that unites contrasts. Romantic and provocative, devoted and independent. For people who love and live passion! For Romeo and Juliet, who now has a gun.
The moon borrows its light from the sun. His silver mirror on the water fascinates...he will still be there when we are no longer...the fear of infinity, of our own finiteness...
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