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Is it art or can it go?
Do you have to do everything that comes to mind?
This question arises for me every time with such combinations. But let's start from the beginning:
Right at the start, I recognize both gunpowder and leather. Just a moment later, the pear appears, very sweet and fruity, supported by a delicate powdery iris. I like this fruit-flower combination, which lasts a long time, gradually becoming creamier (I don't know if that's supposed to be the milk), but without losing that fruitiness. Unfortunately, what doesn't fade away is the leather, which here unfortunately presents itself neither as soft velour nor as rustic saddle leather, but rather as a coarse, smoky blacksmith's apron. The incense accompanies our blacksmith and acts as a scent enhancer, without being recognizable as a separate element.
The blacksmith's apron recedes over the hours, leaving behind the fine pear-iris.
Well, now the question arises: has the creator of the fragrance spoiled it with the strange ingredients, or do they merely cover up an artificiality that would be boring and uninspired without them?! I don't know, I wasn't there during the creative process. As it stands, this fragrance will not find a place with me, but I would love to ask the perfumer about her intention.
This question arises for me every time with such combinations. But let's start from the beginning:
Right at the start, I recognize both gunpowder and leather. Just a moment later, the pear appears, very sweet and fruity, supported by a delicate powdery iris. I like this fruit-flower combination, which lasts a long time, gradually becoming creamier (I don't know if that's supposed to be the milk), but without losing that fruitiness. Unfortunately, what doesn't fade away is the leather, which here unfortunately presents itself neither as soft velour nor as rustic saddle leather, but rather as a coarse, smoky blacksmith's apron. The incense accompanies our blacksmith and acts as a scent enhancer, without being recognizable as a separate element.
The blacksmith's apron recedes over the hours, leaving behind the fine pear-iris.
Well, now the question arises: has the creator of the fragrance spoiled it with the strange ingredients, or do they merely cover up an artificiality that would be boring and uninspired without them?! I don't know, I wasn't there during the creative process. As it stands, this fragrance will not find a place with me, but I would love to ask the perfumer about her intention.
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3 Comments
KleineHexe 11 years ago
I ask myself these questions about many fragrances ;-). Cheers!
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Turandot 11 years ago
It's a shame that only one trophy can be awarded. Your title deserves its own! :))
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Seerose 11 years ago
Yeah! We don't need this scent! I could only give it 10%, unfortunately not less! **Trophy+**
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