Cardamome & Embruns L'Essence des Notes
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The Snickers shelf at the checkout
Like many others, I am on Parfumo to get new ideas and inspiration from the world of fragrances. But you don't always need this forum for that. Sometimes a knowledgeable, well-run niche perfumery can help you discover new brands or fragrances.
In this case, I came across a small stand with 30 ml bottles of L'Essence des Notes at the checkout at la Schiller in Oldenburg. The equivalent of the Snickers shelf at the supermarket checkout, no question. And it had the same effect on me, because I immediately bought the wonderfully green and citrusy Pampelmousse et Basilic. After buying and giving away two more fragrances from this range, it was Cardamome er Enbruns the day before yesterday.
And again I am very satisfied. As with all the fragrances in this range, you get a simple, light fragrance with a special quality that delivers what it says on the tin. There is a green, somewhat dry spice note mixed with salty aquatics, amber and musk round it off and give it a slightly floral base. This is really excellently constructed and more complex than you might initially expect.
However, you can't expect much in terms of longevity and silage. Re-spraying is a must, but at €39 for 30 ML, it's perfectly justifiable.
If you don't have access to the fragrances from L'Essence des Notes, I recommend ordering a Discovery Set. This house has a lot to offer and is worth discovering. And hardly anyone can resist a Snickers in between!
In this case, I came across a small stand with 30 ml bottles of L'Essence des Notes at the checkout at la Schiller in Oldenburg. The equivalent of the Snickers shelf at the supermarket checkout, no question. And it had the same effect on me, because I immediately bought the wonderfully green and citrusy Pampelmousse et Basilic. After buying and giving away two more fragrances from this range, it was Cardamome er Enbruns the day before yesterday.
And again I am very satisfied. As with all the fragrances in this range, you get a simple, light fragrance with a special quality that delivers what it says on the tin. There is a green, somewhat dry spice note mixed with salty aquatics, amber and musk round it off and give it a slightly floral base. This is really excellently constructed and more complex than you might initially expect.
However, you can't expect much in terms of longevity and silage. Re-spraying is a must, but at €39 for 30 ML, it's perfectly justifiable.
If you don't have access to the fragrances from L'Essence des Notes, I recommend ordering a Discovery Set. This house has a lot to offer and is worth discovering. And hardly anyone can resist a Snickers in between!
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