04/01/2020
Mantus
198 Reviews
Translated
Show original
Mantus
2
Active liveliness
The first thing you can perceive is an intense and strong citric note, which completely dispenses with its refreshingly acidic accents and I suspect the use of citronate lemon.
At the same time, the lemon is accompanied by a very viscous, citric-orange, slightly woody note, which in my opinion is responsible for the fact that the top note is given an unpleasantly crinkly substance and I thought it possible to use orange instead of yuzu in combination with ginger.
At the same time, these two notes are enveloped by a clean, refreshingly ethereal greenish note, which I think ensures that the top note receives something dull and at the same time supple and is due to mint - but it ultimately smells like a cheap WC - duck - stone.
A little later, the lemon is a little bit more dimmed and is enveloped by a fine, slightly watery, exotic, creamy, sweet, exotic, light jasmine nuance, which gives the fragrance a pleasant, soft liveliness and is due to the coconut water in combination with the pink pepper.
Somewhat in the background, a subtle sweetish aromatic, fiery nuance ensures that the fragrance has a wonderful active aura and comes from chilli.
In the last 3 hours, a very fine, almost fragile, sweet balsamic note is added in very delicate features, which carries a wonderful, cleanly sweet powdery aura and I did not come across Kopiava balsam.
At the same time, the copavai balsam is enveloped in a fine, very light leathery nuance, which gives the fragrance an incredibly silky fading elegance and is derived from leather.
Black pepper, tangerine and rum I could unfortunately not perceive, but I can very well imagine that these fragrances were used to complement each other.
In total the fragrance lasts 7 hours on my skin
In the first 30 minutes the Sillage is designed to have a very clearly perceptible full arm length and maintains a very good half arm length for 3 hours, before it is reduced in quiet steps until the fragrance has died down.
At the same time, the lemon is accompanied by a very viscous, citric-orange, slightly woody note, which in my opinion is responsible for the fact that the top note is given an unpleasantly crinkly substance and I thought it possible to use orange instead of yuzu in combination with ginger.
At the same time, these two notes are enveloped by a clean, refreshingly ethereal greenish note, which I think ensures that the top note receives something dull and at the same time supple and is due to mint - but it ultimately smells like a cheap WC - duck - stone.
A little later, the lemon is a little bit more dimmed and is enveloped by a fine, slightly watery, exotic, creamy, sweet, exotic, light jasmine nuance, which gives the fragrance a pleasant, soft liveliness and is due to the coconut water in combination with the pink pepper.
Somewhat in the background, a subtle sweetish aromatic, fiery nuance ensures that the fragrance has a wonderful active aura and comes from chilli.
In the last 3 hours, a very fine, almost fragile, sweet balsamic note is added in very delicate features, which carries a wonderful, cleanly sweet powdery aura and I did not come across Kopiava balsam.
At the same time, the copavai balsam is enveloped in a fine, very light leathery nuance, which gives the fragrance an incredibly silky fading elegance and is derived from leather.
Black pepper, tangerine and rum I could unfortunately not perceive, but I can very well imagine that these fragrances were used to complement each other.
In total the fragrance lasts 7 hours on my skin
In the first 30 minutes the Sillage is designed to have a very clearly perceptible full arm length and maintains a very good half arm length for 3 hours, before it is reduced in quiet steps until the fragrance has died down.
2 Comments