Thé Pour un Été L'Artisan Parfumeur 1996
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Farewell to summer
As won, so melted...
In spring I was able to buy a bottling here in the Souk first and a little later the three-quarter-full bottle of this fragrance over a very fair deal here in the Souk, I say thank you to the dear Parfuma here again. The fragrance should be my favourite companion this summer and possibly also next.
Nothing was it (and now I have to whine a little bit...) - what happened to me was the horror of everyone here, and the lovely bottle smashed to pieces on the parquet floor. It's stupid, normally they can take almost anything except tiled bottom and how stupid that the bottom of the outer packaging, into which I wanted to carefully stow the scent back, opened up unnoticed and the bottle just slipped through. No matter, enough whining (and "again what learned").
It could have been worse, because for days now our bedroom has had a delicate and extremely pleasant scent. The teen note in Thé pour un Eté, despite its astringency, is so clear and freshly tender that it never becomes obtrusive. But it doesn't get boring either, because the scent is far away from the usual, often very pleasant tea refreshers. The Mate note provides an airy and transparent smokiness and the delicate jasmine blossoms (not fat, not bulky, not sweet) contribute a pleasurable floral note so that the whole thing doesn't come across too serious in the end.
In spite of its airiness, the fragrance offers a good durability with absolutely sufficient Sillage.
For the rest of the summer, I will now be able to enjoy the bitter and flowery scent of tea "Valentino Donna Rosa Verde". But I will be looking for a new bottle of Thé pour un Eté in any case and in any case I will be looking at other fragrances from Olivia Giacobetti, because she seems to me to conjure up a direction that suits me very well.
And the summer? In the middle of August the time is approaching when some beautiful and hot days will come, but the summer will come to an end... the air, the light, the scent will change noticeably.
In spring I was able to buy a bottling here in the Souk first and a little later the three-quarter-full bottle of this fragrance over a very fair deal here in the Souk, I say thank you to the dear Parfuma here again. The fragrance should be my favourite companion this summer and possibly also next.
Nothing was it (and now I have to whine a little bit...) - what happened to me was the horror of everyone here, and the lovely bottle smashed to pieces on the parquet floor. It's stupid, normally they can take almost anything except tiled bottom and how stupid that the bottom of the outer packaging, into which I wanted to carefully stow the scent back, opened up unnoticed and the bottle just slipped through. No matter, enough whining (and "again what learned").
It could have been worse, because for days now our bedroom has had a delicate and extremely pleasant scent. The teen note in Thé pour un Eté, despite its astringency, is so clear and freshly tender that it never becomes obtrusive. But it doesn't get boring either, because the scent is far away from the usual, often very pleasant tea refreshers. The Mate note provides an airy and transparent smokiness and the delicate jasmine blossoms (not fat, not bulky, not sweet) contribute a pleasurable floral note so that the whole thing doesn't come across too serious in the end.
In spite of its airiness, the fragrance offers a good durability with absolutely sufficient Sillage.
For the rest of the summer, I will now be able to enjoy the bitter and flowery scent of tea "Valentino Donna Rosa Verde". But I will be looking for a new bottle of Thé pour un Eté in any case and in any case I will be looking at other fragrances from Olivia Giacobetti, because she seems to me to conjure up a direction that suits me very well.
And the summer? In the middle of August the time is approaching when some beautiful and hot days will come, but the summer will come to an end... the air, the light, the scent will change noticeably.
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