05/31/2020
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Analytical approach
Lorenzo Villoresis Acqua di Colonia is my latest acquisition and I think it might be interesting to tell you about the background of this acquisition. The story shows the efficiency of our search mask.
If you don't know them: At the bottom right of the start page there is a link to "Search" and behind it there is a whole series of settings, namely under "Filter & Sort" the so-called "Details" on gender, production status and editions, you can sort by "Brand", under "Year" there are time-specific settings that also cover entire areas (you can, for example, display all scents from the 80s) and under "Scent" you can include or exclude several scents.
So now I'm going to try a very analytical approach and include all the fragrances I love, namely lavender (what else?), petitgrain (one of my secret favourites), bergamot, lemon, as well as neroli (my favourite flowery note, please don't confuse it with orange blossom) and then exclude oud, amber, amber and frankincense, because I don't want a fragrance that overshadows the above-mentioned light notes too much. I have also excluded all fragrances that are no longer produced, so that the fragrance is also available. This should result in the ideal combination of cologne and lavender scent. If you now suspect that the system is failing in its accuracy, you have done the calculation without the host (perfume), because in fact, an exciting result is shown, especially if you sort the 14 results by the number of ratings: You get a clear picture of the popular and readily available fragrances with the desired ingredients.
In this list there were indeed fragrances that I had loved for many years, such as Uomo by Lorenzo Villoresi, Colonia del Forte 1265 and a fragrance that I had long forgotten: Lorenzo Villoresi Acqua di Colonia. Since I had dark memories of having tested it before and liked it very much, I ordered it after this somewhat abstract selection process and am thrilled:
rine cologne note to start with, followed by a very light lavender note, and in the heart the indicated clove also appears as a hint. In addition, a little resin is noticeable without changing the character of the fragrance.
Experiment successfully completed.
If you don't know them: At the bottom right of the start page there is a link to "Search" and behind it there is a whole series of settings, namely under "Filter & Sort" the so-called "Details" on gender, production status and editions, you can sort by "Brand", under "Year" there are time-specific settings that also cover entire areas (you can, for example, display all scents from the 80s) and under "Scent" you can include or exclude several scents.
So now I'm going to try a very analytical approach and include all the fragrances I love, namely lavender (what else?), petitgrain (one of my secret favourites), bergamot, lemon, as well as neroli (my favourite flowery note, please don't confuse it with orange blossom) and then exclude oud, amber, amber and frankincense, because I don't want a fragrance that overshadows the above-mentioned light notes too much. I have also excluded all fragrances that are no longer produced, so that the fragrance is also available. This should result in the ideal combination of cologne and lavender scent. If you now suspect that the system is failing in its accuracy, you have done the calculation without the host (perfume), because in fact, an exciting result is shown, especially if you sort the 14 results by the number of ratings: You get a clear picture of the popular and readily available fragrances with the desired ingredients.
In this list there were indeed fragrances that I had loved for many years, such as Uomo by Lorenzo Villoresi, Colonia del Forte 1265 and a fragrance that I had long forgotten: Lorenzo Villoresi Acqua di Colonia. Since I had dark memories of having tested it before and liked it very much, I ordered it after this somewhat abstract selection process and am thrilled:
rine cologne note to start with, followed by a very light lavender note, and in the heart the indicated clove also appears as a hint. In addition, a little resin is noticeable without changing the character of the fragrance.
Experiment successfully completed.
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