09/06/2018
Rutil
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Always after the cucumber
It's not easy being a snake cucumber. When you're crooked and crooked, you're rigorously sorted out. If that's not the case, you get a plastic tube to wear you down and end up in a supermarket carton with a lot of other cucumbers. There one ekes out one's existence in the simple neon light until one is taken along, unpacked and divided. The organically grown cucumber has a small advantage. It can grow as it likes and now, depending on the sales platform, it can celebrate nudism. In short, both cucumbers exist, but the possibility of getting into a perfume may seem attractive. You may be peeled and chopped up, but you have the chance to survive a little longer in olfactory form and you would also get a change of pace, since you will meet companions you would otherwise never have met in your life. All in all there is a win-win situation for the good old snake cucumber.
Refreshingly cool and green is the prelude. In combination with the other top notes of bamboo and lotus leaf, a harmonious picture is created. However, it does not behave as if you are in a bowl of cucumber salad, perhaps that would be a little too profane. In the process the lily of the valley comes to the fore in a flowery and sweetish way and that is somehow strangely interesting, then one is not averse to the smell of the little bell. Freesia and lime blossom remain rather delicate and reserved in the background. In all this accumulation of notes, the cucumber remains the main protagonist and exudes its fresh green character right up to the finish. Musks and woods provide a supporting base, but are not very present themselves. The shelf life is surprisingly good; the Sillage quite tame.
In summary, Cucumber is a clean and fresh product with a gentle aquatic character. Simple and uncomplicated. Cucumber good.
Refreshingly cool and green is the prelude. In combination with the other top notes of bamboo and lotus leaf, a harmonious picture is created. However, it does not behave as if you are in a bowl of cucumber salad, perhaps that would be a little too profane. In the process the lily of the valley comes to the fore in a flowery and sweetish way and that is somehow strangely interesting, then one is not averse to the smell of the little bell. Freesia and lime blossom remain rather delicate and reserved in the background. In all this accumulation of notes, the cucumber remains the main protagonist and exudes its fresh green character right up to the finish. Musks and woods provide a supporting base, but are not very present themselves. The shelf life is surprisingly good; the Sillage quite tame.
In summary, Cucumber is a clean and fresh product with a gentle aquatic character. Simple and uncomplicated. Cucumber good.
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