04/26/2024
LouiePacard
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What a wonderful trip!
It has become really difficult to surprise me, at least as far as fragrances are concerned. I've already read a lot about the latest flanker from "Sculpture". Sculpture Voyage en Orient is supposed to smell like "Tobacco Vanilla (Eau de Parfum) | Tom Ford"? Has nothing to do with the original DNA of Sculpture Homme Eau de Toilette? Yes, it's all true - and somehow not.
The fragrance comes out of its brown glass bottle like a Christmas jackhammer. The "Sculpture" logo is very elegantly vaporized in gold. The fragrance would certainly need some kind of trigger warning for haters of spicy scents. And yes, there's no denying that the new release has nothing to do with the "original Sculpture". But of course: "Nikos" is doing exactly the same as Jean Paul Gaultier. Better a new flanker than having to invest in the uncertainty of a completely new line. So be it!
The fragrance starts with juicy, fresh ginger, but then immediately adds the really wonderful clove and continues with wonderful cinnamon and a maximally beautiful vanilla. The ginger then achieves what "Tobacco Vanilla" never could - it makes it Christmas even in May. This fragrance, which you would actually immediately classify as an autumn/winter fragrance, becomes a perfect companion for spring and cool summer evenings thanks to this tangy ginger. Wow! I love it!
The sillage and also the longevity are actually good for me!
Ever since Sculpture Mykonos, you can sense that the "Nikos" brand doesn't feel so comfortable in the drugstore environment, where you can now buy the original fragrance for a good 20 euros for 100 ml, much to the delight of broken brudis. For me, the long overdue release of the eau de parfum from Sculpture Parfum in 2022 foreshadowed a massive change of course. That is good! Because "Mykonos" and now "Voyage en Orient" can hold their own 100% in the mid-price segment and that's exactly where they belong! I'm delighted that "Nikos" and her baby "Sculpture" are being given a new lease of life.
From 1994 onwards, no guy could get past this fragrance, which is still consistently upside down today. I can only give you the tip to try out these treasures. It's worth discovering "Sculpture" for yourself in a completely new way.
The fragrance comes out of its brown glass bottle like a Christmas jackhammer. The "Sculpture" logo is very elegantly vaporized in gold. The fragrance would certainly need some kind of trigger warning for haters of spicy scents. And yes, there's no denying that the new release has nothing to do with the "original Sculpture". But of course: "Nikos" is doing exactly the same as Jean Paul Gaultier. Better a new flanker than having to invest in the uncertainty of a completely new line. So be it!
The fragrance starts with juicy, fresh ginger, but then immediately adds the really wonderful clove and continues with wonderful cinnamon and a maximally beautiful vanilla. The ginger then achieves what "Tobacco Vanilla" never could - it makes it Christmas even in May. This fragrance, which you would actually immediately classify as an autumn/winter fragrance, becomes a perfect companion for spring and cool summer evenings thanks to this tangy ginger. Wow! I love it!
The sillage and also the longevity are actually good for me!
Ever since Sculpture Mykonos, you can sense that the "Nikos" brand doesn't feel so comfortable in the drugstore environment, where you can now buy the original fragrance for a good 20 euros for 100 ml, much to the delight of broken brudis. For me, the long overdue release of the eau de parfum from Sculpture Parfum in 2022 foreshadowed a massive change of course. That is good! Because "Mykonos" and now "Voyage en Orient" can hold their own 100% in the mid-price segment and that's exactly where they belong! I'm delighted that "Nikos" and her baby "Sculpture" are being given a new lease of life.
From 1994 onwards, no guy could get past this fragrance, which is still consistently upside down today. I can only give you the tip to try out these treasures. It's worth discovering "Sculpture" for yourself in a completely new way.
