Top Notes 
Tuberose
Lily of the valley
Jasmine
Bergamot
Heart Notes 
Oakmoss
Sandalwood
Vetiver
Base Notes 
Balsam
Vanilla
Tonka bean
Musk
Minigolf
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Strange Art Deco - Surrealism....
....this time NOT by Salvador Dalí or Yves Tanguy... but just as fascinating. What one person's nose may immediately reject due to the ingredient list of this fragrance, intrigues another all the more, mine, with all due respect!
What wafts from the little drop on my wrist is quite peculiar, also very fascinating. That's just what surrealism in painting and drawing has to offer! There are long-shadowed white flowers frolicking on the evening meadow, from which a winding path meanders into the forest covered with giant grasses and gnarled trees. The sky glows in several colors, reminiscent of the Northern Lights at the Arctic Circle.
Violet streaks of indolic jasmine, bright green leaves of lily of the valley shine at the roadside, illuminating the dark, woody brown of the tree bark with a subtle shimmer. Giants of oaks and beeches carry long greenish-gray trains of ancient moss on their branches. Cedars radiate their peculiar, spiral-shaped needle attire with herbaceous, woody aromas. The darkness of the advancing evening should now envelop everything, yet the sun slowly wanders to its "morning position" in the east, drawing out balsamic scents from the sandalwood forest opposite. "Morning mood in the late evening, filled with crystal blue light"... like the setting moon on the dark side of early night!
Anyone who finds the latter sentences surreal and strange, I must agree with! For this fragrance is just that and conjures such images.
"Fascinating"... would Mr. Spock say. And right after: "That seems to lack any logic!"
Exactly THAT hits the mark ;-))
What wafts from the little drop on my wrist is quite peculiar, also very fascinating. That's just what surrealism in painting and drawing has to offer! There are long-shadowed white flowers frolicking on the evening meadow, from which a winding path meanders into the forest covered with giant grasses and gnarled trees. The sky glows in several colors, reminiscent of the Northern Lights at the Arctic Circle.
Violet streaks of indolic jasmine, bright green leaves of lily of the valley shine at the roadside, illuminating the dark, woody brown of the tree bark with a subtle shimmer. Giants of oaks and beeches carry long greenish-gray trains of ancient moss on their branches. Cedars radiate their peculiar, spiral-shaped needle attire with herbaceous, woody aromas. The darkness of the advancing evening should now envelop everything, yet the sun slowly wanders to its "morning position" in the east, drawing out balsamic scents from the sandalwood forest opposite. "Morning mood in the late evening, filled with crystal blue light"... like the setting moon on the dark side of early night!
Anyone who finds the latter sentences surreal and strange, I must agree with! For this fragrance is just that and conjures such images.
"Fascinating"... would Mr. Spock say. And right after: "That seems to lack any logic!"
Exactly THAT hits the mark ;-))
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