Musk
Spicy notes02/16/2025
Minigolf
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Ancient fougère with icy manners...
... and in an ancient vintage bulk bottle. What a thing! Yes, it smells wonderful, is something for "tart-fresh lovers" who like cloves, cumin and sea notes. It also doesn't have a "shower gel impact", which didn't even exist at the time when "Nerval" brought it out! As "ancient" as it is, some of today's "men's" perfumes could take a leaf out of its book.
There's nothing "sweet" or "gourmand" about it... perhaps the small musky edge could be interpreted by some "sweetly hypersensitive" noses, with a lot of imagination! And, to come back to my headline, the fragrance is also really "icy", like glacier water or Nordic fjords. There are also dry green "fern" scents, moss, lichen, "boreal forest wood" and possibly thyme in "minty fresh".
This raises a "good question" for me... "Why are such cool "waters" being discontinued? Or, if they still exist in the basic structure, then thin and colorless, marketed as a "skeleton of itself"?
There's no need to argue about taste in fragrances. But about their versions!!!!
There's nothing "sweet" or "gourmand" about it... perhaps the small musky edge could be interpreted by some "sweetly hypersensitive" noses, with a lot of imagination! And, to come back to my headline, the fragrance is also really "icy", like glacier water or Nordic fjords. There are also dry green "fern" scents, moss, lichen, "boreal forest wood" and possibly thyme in "minty fresh".
This raises a "good question" for me... "Why are such cool "waters" being discontinued? Or, if they still exist in the basic structure, then thin and colorless, marketed as a "skeleton of itself"?
There's no need to argue about taste in fragrances. But about their versions!!!!
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