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12/04/2018
Minigolf
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Flexible stretchability with AHA effect
There are perfumes that have a good fragrance, but that remain rigid, stiff and frozen in the long run. There is no development worth mentioning, you may not be able to smell it at some point.
And there's "stuffed." Perfumed and scents!!
The former hits it hardest in my judgement, there you need (sometimes a little exaggerated) the quarter bottle to spray on, until sometimes a sufficient number of scent molecules hits the olfactory cells to be perceived as perfume.
The second category is mostly okay and variable, well tuned and perceptible.
Third group is extraordinary, extraordinary and indispensable for my nose.
And pretty much in the middle of the latter two is "Rose D'Amour".
A very multi-faceted fragrance, with attributes such as flowery-spicy, powdery-fine, woody-herb, fruity-light, woody-dawny, spring-like-sunny to cool-autumnal, as far as the fragrance itself is concerned. At the same time, the richness of facets does not only have individual phases in which one or the other fragrance predominates, but sometimes the one and the other merge again and again in a surprising way, in order to then dissolve again, to find another "partner" in order to dive into new olfactory dimensions. But nothing is permanent here, but everything happens as if in slow motion, stretches like a rubber band, on which you slowly pull hard to swing back again just as slowly, if you gently reduce the force.
Always new directions in which it can be stretched, of different lengths.
Above the head, laterally, in front of the body from top to bottom, in always new "positions".
It takes forever to "wear out", because it is very flexible.
And when this happens, it is still changeable and variable even in this "state".
Two short sprayers on the hanging joint and the throat are sufficient to have hours of it to perceive the scent clearly, but moderately.
And there's "stuffed." Perfumed and scents!!
The former hits it hardest in my judgement, there you need (sometimes a little exaggerated) the quarter bottle to spray on, until sometimes a sufficient number of scent molecules hits the olfactory cells to be perceived as perfume.
The second category is mostly okay and variable, well tuned and perceptible.
Third group is extraordinary, extraordinary and indispensable for my nose.
And pretty much in the middle of the latter two is "Rose D'Amour".
A very multi-faceted fragrance, with attributes such as flowery-spicy, powdery-fine, woody-herb, fruity-light, woody-dawny, spring-like-sunny to cool-autumnal, as far as the fragrance itself is concerned. At the same time, the richness of facets does not only have individual phases in which one or the other fragrance predominates, but sometimes the one and the other merge again and again in a surprising way, in order to then dissolve again, to find another "partner" in order to dive into new olfactory dimensions. But nothing is permanent here, but everything happens as if in slow motion, stretches like a rubber band, on which you slowly pull hard to swing back again just as slowly, if you gently reduce the force.
Always new directions in which it can be stretched, of different lengths.
Above the head, laterally, in front of the body from top to bottom, in always new "positions".
It takes forever to "wear out", because it is very flexible.
And when this happens, it is still changeable and variable even in this "state".
Two short sprayers on the hanging joint and the throat are sufficient to have hours of it to perceive the scent clearly, but moderately.
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