06/27/2018

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Liquorice heart peppered with cherries
"So I stagger from desire to pleasure,
And in enjoyment, I pledged to desire."
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
I love those flacons. Once you have a heart in your hand, it just feels great.
Your heart belongs to me or You are in my heart. Hachz... my heart (word of endearment)
Palpitations, palpitations, heart palpitations, heart puzzles, heart shaped etc.
Uh, yeah, so the scent. Purple Heart V.5 does not sound very attractive or
as fragrance name interesting. Somehow after a car engine or vibrator with 5 stages.
But the contents are delicious. But only for scent noses that like liquorice.
Liquorice shavings have a completely different meaning here.
Sweetish black, slightly greasy liquorice in a basket of fully ripe cherries.
Fruity sweet, but not so sweet like chewing gum. Only the beginning befuddles the nose, as
if you open the lid of a rum pot and stir once.
Once you have overcome the first "shock", it becomes quieter and a hint of dark red,
bordeaux-colored, full of rose squeezes into the basket. Velvety soft and tender. Im
Tow a bunch of wild violets. Unruly, impertinent, but equal within the limits of
and I've been directed to you. If you close your eyes and let everything affect you, it smells delicious
for fruits in the rose garden. I love roses and it has to be - IF they are used as fragrances
in fragrances - natural and real smell. Not synthetic/artificial. And
in Purple Heart V.5 they smell heavenly soft.
Ink? Good. Could be the color. I don't notice it as a fragrance.
But after a few hours of amber, bright amber and tonka bean, the
with vanilla to make a delicious lover couple. Liquorice accompanies you permanently and is
always present. Sometimes light, sometimes dark, sometimes intense, sometimes by the way.
I've heard rumors that Purple Heart V.5 is getting close to Si or LVeB. Oh please, that's like
Throw pearls in front of sows.
Purple Heart V.5 is a wonderful fruity liquorice cocktail. Not too sweet, not too
heavy, but simply delicious.
And in enjoyment, I pledged to desire."
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
I love those flacons. Once you have a heart in your hand, it just feels great.
Your heart belongs to me or You are in my heart. Hachz... my heart (word of endearment)
Palpitations, palpitations, heart palpitations, heart puzzles, heart shaped etc.
Uh, yeah, so the scent. Purple Heart V.5 does not sound very attractive or
as fragrance name interesting. Somehow after a car engine or vibrator with 5 stages.
But the contents are delicious. But only for scent noses that like liquorice.
Liquorice shavings have a completely different meaning here.
Sweetish black, slightly greasy liquorice in a basket of fully ripe cherries.
Fruity sweet, but not so sweet like chewing gum. Only the beginning befuddles the nose, as
if you open the lid of a rum pot and stir once.
Once you have overcome the first "shock", it becomes quieter and a hint of dark red,
bordeaux-colored, full of rose squeezes into the basket. Velvety soft and tender. Im
Tow a bunch of wild violets. Unruly, impertinent, but equal within the limits of
and I've been directed to you. If you close your eyes and let everything affect you, it smells delicious
for fruits in the rose garden. I love roses and it has to be - IF they are used as fragrances
in fragrances - natural and real smell. Not synthetic/artificial. And
in Purple Heart V.5 they smell heavenly soft.
Ink? Good. Could be the color. I don't notice it as a fragrance.
But after a few hours of amber, bright amber and tonka bean, the
with vanilla to make a delicious lover couple. Liquorice accompanies you permanently and is
always present. Sometimes light, sometimes dark, sometimes intense, sometimes by the way.
I've heard rumors that Purple Heart V.5 is getting close to Si or LVeB. Oh please, that's like
Throw pearls in front of sows.
Purple Heart V.5 is a wonderful fruity liquorice cocktail. Not too sweet, not too
heavy, but simply delicious.
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