Das Parfum Mad et Len

Well, they really dare to do something. Otherwise, only Andreas Reichenberg dares to call his perfume Das Parfum. The thing that EVERYONE here in this forum is searching for. Right?

But before you think, Oh!, there it is, Das Parfum, and rush to buy, buy, buy, I want to warn you, because the name is not the program in this case. Okay, it is indeed a perfume, I have to give it that, but is it also THE perfume? I believe not.
It turns out that this thing primarily comes across as quite clean, nothing humanizes it, like probably in the final scene of Das Parfum, or, to make it vivid for you, amidst a roaring, shouting, overheated-sweaty crowd, like at a crazy concert.

No, here everything is very calm. Powdery floral notes with a tonka topping and little pearl pop balls on top.
Geranium, not to be confused with germanium or darmstadtium, the fillers and long-forgotten and overrated elements in the periodic table, but that is really a completely different topic, and nothing in this Das Parfum smells like that; no.
The perfume smells proper.

You can't say anything about it, and I'll say it as it is, this baby is really well crafted, and it shines like a wall of light bulbs with real, warm, wonderful, yellow bulbs inside. Don't you think?
LED the sunshine in.