Nirmal Laboratorio Olfattivo 2010

In the early 90s, this film came out. I was so eager to see it because it was a novelty. A mix of live-action and animation. Critics either praised it or tore it apart. Well, great is not how I would describe it. A detective - Bob Hoskins - spies on the animated character Jessica. She is supposed to be cheating on Roger Rabbit, and he has to prove it..........yawn.........very convoluted, and I don't remember everything. It was really boring, one of those films where you constantly check the clock, waiting to be finally released. Even George Lucas didn't make much of an impact with his special effects. And it was definitely not child-friendly. It was a novelty, but worth watching? Not really.

Jessica is a sex bomb, with a nice bust, red lipstick, and alongside her, the carrot-munching Roger.
Yes, that's somewhat how Nirmal smells, a bit of carrot, a bit of lipstick, initially herbaceous, with just a hint of leather in the base. I perceive a pencil note and can only guess the leather. It's sweet, but not too much. I really like the mix of carrot-like lipstick with the pencil note. This might also be interesting for men. The longevity isn't great, and the sillage isn't either. Nirmal is beautiful, soft, and subtle. Like a gentle kiss on the skin.

At ALZD it says: .........to reach the hearts of those who chose its company. I like that.