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Very helpful Review
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Interpretation
Interpretation in the general sense means the understanding or the subjectively considered plausible interpretation of something given or at least of something existing... *simply copied*
Well, how do I come up with that?
I've always wanted to have Marc Jacobs - the fragrance that is ;-) - because it is described as flowery-fresh and I got it now, I will describe it too.
So... flowery-fresh is not THAT - so not for my knobbly nose!
And floral, yes, floral is such a broad term. For me, floral means when it smells like roses, fresias, lily of the valley, etc. If it smells like marigolds (luckily not included here), hyacinths, geraniums or gardenias *blow nose* - uh no, that just smells nasty! Dry, tart, unspicy, unrounded and scratchy.
You can clearly smell the aquatic note and this is immediately - but really IMMEDIATELY - joined by the gardenia, honeysuckle and violet. Poor violet. It tries desperately to brighten up the bitter-sweet scent of the gardenia. It just doesn't work and at some point it sinks down powerlessly.
Musk doesn't make it any better, doesn't somehow bring in a "softness" or something delicate.
Marc Jacobs doesn't smell bad - don't misunderstand!!!! But Marc Jacobs doesn't smell fresh and flowery to me, it smells dull, mossy, sweet and almost beguiling. The fragrance smells dirty aquatic. Narcotic due to the jasmine and pressed to the ground by the light woods and gardenia.
I wouldn't associate the fragrance with elves either, but rather with a common forest gnome. A forest gnome who attracts the little elves with this sweet smell and knocks them down with an aqua owl *g* .
A scent I would wear in the evening if I didn't want to "get" willing men or women. *hihi*
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