01/29/2021
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En Voyage chez l'Artisan Parfumeur: 10 Skin on Skin - smelly rubber skin
Skin on Skin sounded to me like it danced out of line with the rest of l'Artisan Parfumeur's range, which doesn't have to be a bad thing.
A purchase candidate I did not hope for me, however, I was already surprised how little I like this, I could so far every perfume from this house wring something.
Skin on Skin starts with a gummy bear note, no Haribo but the one of the organic versions, as you know them from Alnatura. This image does not remain long, but changes by lack of sweetness in the authentic smell of rubber seals of preserving jars. In addition, fermented apple, as well as some synthetic saffron mixes.
A concept fragrance that neither rises, nor I like.
Musk plays along, but at most second fiddle. Lavender and rose seem highly synthetic and cheap. Over time, everything smells verschmorter, more and more plastic. Only and only the decreasing sillage is a boon, the concept of skin smell or the smell of skin on skin, however, one comes no closer.
Many perfumes have tried to embody intimacy or even the act of love itself, some more others less successfully. But honestly, how about scent associations that are more fitting?
Salty? Mildly soft? Light creaminess something floral, freshly washed laundry?
Or if it needs to be a little more pronounced, musk, wet chords, some animalic, rough tones.
Nothing like that we have here, just a synthetic blend that takes no real course, lingers skinily and gives me a headache.
At most, skin on skin, rubbing dry against each other until black warm crumbs form, or a particularly cheap Parisian. Sexy is different.
I know of l'Artisan Parfumeur other fragrances and also Bertrand Dechaufour has in my eyes, except for a few outliers, the reputation of creating complex laden but balanced and balanced fragrances.
This one is so not that at all. None of it.
Thank you for reading my comment
A purchase candidate I did not hope for me, however, I was already surprised how little I like this, I could so far every perfume from this house wring something.
Skin on Skin starts with a gummy bear note, no Haribo but the one of the organic versions, as you know them from Alnatura. This image does not remain long, but changes by lack of sweetness in the authentic smell of rubber seals of preserving jars. In addition, fermented apple, as well as some synthetic saffron mixes.
A concept fragrance that neither rises, nor I like.
Musk plays along, but at most second fiddle. Lavender and rose seem highly synthetic and cheap. Over time, everything smells verschmorter, more and more plastic. Only and only the decreasing sillage is a boon, the concept of skin smell or the smell of skin on skin, however, one comes no closer.
Many perfumes have tried to embody intimacy or even the act of love itself, some more others less successfully. But honestly, how about scent associations that are more fitting?
Salty? Mildly soft? Light creaminess something floral, freshly washed laundry?
Or if it needs to be a little more pronounced, musk, wet chords, some animalic, rough tones.
Nothing like that we have here, just a synthetic blend that takes no real course, lingers skinily and gives me a headache.
At most, skin on skin, rubbing dry against each other until black warm crumbs form, or a particularly cheap Parisian. Sexy is different.
I know of l'Artisan Parfumeur other fragrances and also Bertrand Dechaufour has in my eyes, except for a few outliers, the reputation of creating complex laden but balanced and balanced fragrances.
This one is so not that at all. None of it.
Thank you for reading my comment
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