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07/21/2021
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I've smelled you a thousand times...
The title reflects my first association with Chrysalide. Chrysalide also came to me through a purchase in the Souk. The brand I did not know before, as little what awaits me here after the aufprühen.
After spraying on the whole subject is quickly ticked off. Here comes the oud / rose combination, which is really inflationary when European brands try to tinker something oriental, yes I call that tinkering, because it unfortunately always ends in the same result. But I have to give Chrysalide credit for at least using a sparkling top note here. Bergamot, grapefruit and vetiver provide a fresh twist here, but what can I say? After 15-20 minutes, the groundhog says hello again. Oud/rose with some incense make this scent completely arbitrary and characterless again. Actually, I don't always want to give scents like this a bad review, but this inflationary and generic and obsessive trying to create an oriental scent doesn't end well here either. Chrysalide gets my review here particularly hard, because here up to the top note this scheme was pushed to the extreme.
Let me describe the fragrance briefly: LOL
That's how kids/teenagers would describe it. Chrysalide annoys me, unfortunately, because of the above-mentioned reasons, of course, this is not a Verriss across the board, rather a critical treatise on something that annoys me and was once again taken to extremes here.
The shelf life is solid. Here are a good 10 hours inside and the silage is pleasant and a little over an arm's length, until this starts to become skin tight after about 6 hours.
That was it for today already again with the fragrances on the subject I smelled you 1000x.
After spraying on the whole subject is quickly ticked off. Here comes the oud / rose combination, which is really inflationary when European brands try to tinker something oriental, yes I call that tinkering, because it unfortunately always ends in the same result. But I have to give Chrysalide credit for at least using a sparkling top note here. Bergamot, grapefruit and vetiver provide a fresh twist here, but what can I say? After 15-20 minutes, the groundhog says hello again. Oud/rose with some incense make this scent completely arbitrary and characterless again. Actually, I don't always want to give scents like this a bad review, but this inflationary and generic and obsessive trying to create an oriental scent doesn't end well here either. Chrysalide gets my review here particularly hard, because here up to the top note this scheme was pushed to the extreme.
Let me describe the fragrance briefly: LOL
That's how kids/teenagers would describe it. Chrysalide annoys me, unfortunately, because of the above-mentioned reasons, of course, this is not a Verriss across the board, rather a critical treatise on something that annoys me and was once again taken to extremes here.
The shelf life is solid. Here are a good 10 hours inside and the silage is pleasant and a little over an arm's length, until this starts to become skin tight after about 6 hours.
That was it for today already again with the fragrances on the subject I smelled you 1000x.
BertolucciK
