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11/28/2023
CuteRaccoon1
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CuteRaccoon1
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Headache candidate vs solid spring fragrance
I was sent 2 free samples of "Perfect". Once the EdP (2020) and this new flanker.
In direct comparison, this EdT loses, but the fragrance is still not bad.
The fragrance is green and fresh, but quickly becomes annoying due to the synthetics, the creaminess or the sweetness present despite the green-fresh notes, or all of these together(?). Something unidentifiable about it qualifies it as a headache candidate for me. However, this is probably something purely personal and I can well imagine that many people like it neutrally or at least don't mind it.
If you can tolerate the fragrance and favor somewhat sweet but green scents, it is probably ideal. The narcissus provides the sweet factor, the cedarwood offers a solid base that "lifts" the fragrance together with the pepper in the opening. In addition, the knotweed (presumably it is knotweed, never seen bird knotweed in a fragrance before) provides the necessary freshness and green aspect.
It is not a fragrance that you have never smelled before, but it is therefore a potential candidate for someone who is looking for a simple but good leisure fragrance for spring.
The longevity is limited, which is normal for freshies, and the sillage is only average. The bottle is a matter of taste, but actually quite cute and fits the fragrance range.
Definitely worth testing for fans of green, slightly sweet women's fragrances and those who are looking for their new spring fragrance and are not the vanilla-tonka-incense type.
In direct comparison, this EdT loses, but the fragrance is still not bad.
The fragrance is green and fresh, but quickly becomes annoying due to the synthetics, the creaminess or the sweetness present despite the green-fresh notes, or all of these together(?). Something unidentifiable about it qualifies it as a headache candidate for me. However, this is probably something purely personal and I can well imagine that many people like it neutrally or at least don't mind it.
If you can tolerate the fragrance and favor somewhat sweet but green scents, it is probably ideal. The narcissus provides the sweet factor, the cedarwood offers a solid base that "lifts" the fragrance together with the pepper in the opening. In addition, the knotweed (presumably it is knotweed, never seen bird knotweed in a fragrance before) provides the necessary freshness and green aspect.
It is not a fragrance that you have never smelled before, but it is therefore a potential candidate for someone who is looking for a simple but good leisure fragrance for spring.
The longevity is limited, which is normal for freshies, and the sillage is only average. The bottle is a matter of taste, but actually quite cute and fits the fragrance range.
Definitely worth testing for fans of green, slightly sweet women's fragrances and those who are looking for their new spring fragrance and are not the vanilla-tonka-incense type.
