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04/05/2019
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Suffocating flower bed
Good evening, noses :D
Today I describe a rather moderate scent, Rosa von Kappa, which smells very much like flowers and I don't think much of too many flowers in scents, as you probably know, because they just smell too stuffy to me at some point. But if you have a rehearsal, then you can at least get on your nerves with a (rather) irrelevant comment here, can't you?
However, it is actually more difficult to find suitable words for a fragrance that has turned out to be quite trivial. At least if he smelled horrible, you could write something biting, but so... well... I don't know. Also I am never sure if I feel it personally just like that, because I sometimes tend to scream "STICKIIIIIIIIG" at every scent where there are flowers in it :D
So it could be that one or the other might like this scent, but there are really better and more beautiful floral scents :D
From the base, there is a hint of vanilla and tonka bean that give the fragrance this typical, fragrant and powdery note, with the flowers always in the foreground.
In the background there are hinted woody notes, the coffee unfortunately can't be perceived at all. But after about an hour the flowery notes become the main scents here, so that the later base is really stuffy :DD
Well, this fragrance offers as described numerous floral notes, all of which smell a little stuffy, especially in the base. Apart from that, the fragrance has nothing else to offer, because the stuffy becomes more and more intense with time. The scent of Kappa can be classified in the category of branded fragrances such as s.Oliver, Polo etc..., they may be reasonably solid, but as I said they offer nothing new and simply smell average, although here the jasmine smells quite nice at first, as always, admittedly, especially in combination with vanilla.
This fragrance is best worn in spring and summer (although I would find it too exhausting in summer, as I would hardly get any air because of all the stuffy notes, *wang* :D). Suitable as a simple and inconspicuous daily or leisure fragrance. But it's far too insignificant to go out. You can leave it lying there and you don't have to test it with it.
That's it then again from me, I wish you all a nice evening, until soon :)
Today I describe a rather moderate scent, Rosa von Kappa, which smells very much like flowers and I don't think much of too many flowers in scents, as you probably know, because they just smell too stuffy to me at some point. But if you have a rehearsal, then you can at least get on your nerves with a (rather) irrelevant comment here, can't you?
However, it is actually more difficult to find suitable words for a fragrance that has turned out to be quite trivial. At least if he smelled horrible, you could write something biting, but so... well... I don't know. Also I am never sure if I feel it personally just like that, because I sometimes tend to scream "STICKIIIIIIIIG" at every scent where there are flowers in it :D
So it could be that one or the other might like this scent, but there are really better and more beautiful floral scents :D
The fragrance:
The fragrance begins freshly floral with freesia, in addition there are light, fruity notes, where both the peaches and the plums are somewhat weak. However, the fruity notes disappear quickly, so that the fragrance becomes more and more floral. A little later one notices the sweetish jasmine, roses and a little lily of the valley. The fragrance also smells slightly stuffy (I said I'd write something like this :D), but I thought it would be even more stuffy because of the many floral notes. From the base, there is a hint of vanilla and tonka bean that give the fragrance this typical, fragrant and powdery note, with the flowers always in the foreground.
In the background there are hinted woody notes, the coffee unfortunately can't be perceived at all. But after about an hour the flowery notes become the main scents here, so that the later base is really stuffy :DD
The shelf life and Sillage:
The Sillage is lower average, which does not radiate so strongly and is therefore to be smelled better from the proximity. The scent will crawl into one's nose again and again for some time. The shelf life is about four to five hours, which is average. The bottle:
The bottle is very simple and in pink tones. It is rectangular or slightly oval with an equally shaped lid. There is no label on the front, instead you see the famous Kappa logo. Well, there are nicer flacons!Well, this fragrance offers as described numerous floral notes, all of which smell a little stuffy, especially in the base. Apart from that, the fragrance has nothing else to offer, because the stuffy becomes more and more intense with time. The scent of Kappa can be classified in the category of branded fragrances such as s.Oliver, Polo etc..., they may be reasonably solid, but as I said they offer nothing new and simply smell average, although here the jasmine smells quite nice at first, as always, admittedly, especially in combination with vanilla.
This fragrance is best worn in spring and summer (although I would find it too exhausting in summer, as I would hardly get any air because of all the stuffy notes, *wang* :D). Suitable as a simple and inconspicuous daily or leisure fragrance. But it's far too insignificant to go out. You can leave it lying there and you don't have to test it with it.
That's it then again from me, I wish you all a nice evening, until soon :)
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