L'Olivier Panier des Sens 2021
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The good old days
Manufactum-Versand stands for sustainable, in the best sense of the word "good" goods that are not made for disposable consumption, but for long-term use and durability: a window into the good old days when products were still mainly made in manufactories - partly by hand and from robust materials. Both the catalog and the homepage bear witness to a classic and traditional aesthetic. It is even nicer to visit one of the Manufactum department stores, where the products are stylishly presented in wooden cabinets. It's not cheap and perhaps even a little elitist, but the investment is often worth it, as many of the products are made to last a lifetime. There is also a beautiful, almost loving selection of fragrances (including Knize, Klar, Trumper and various monastic products), including a whole range from the French brand Panier des Sens, including many classic floral fragrances such as rose and orange blossom, then lavender and of course verbena - and finally L'Olivier, the brand's only fragrance explicitly categorized as a men's perfume.
If you are put off by the hint of maritime notes, you may still want to try it out: the aquatic accents are very subtle on the skin and are reminiscent of a fine skin cream, but remain noticeable throughout the entire fragrance. The green-woody and stylishly bitter aromatic scent of olive leaves, which are rarely used in fragrances, is much more striking; I am particularly familiar with it from Vert des Bois and in the milky green, unconventionally bitter Candour, to make a far-fetched and only remotely appropriate comparison.
Not everyone will find this fragrance particularly appealing: the charm of L'Olivier only reveals itself very subtly on the second and third attempts, remaining rather close to the skin, but with a quite good, but very quiet persistence of a few hours, which is more apparent to the wearer than to the environment
A final note: In contrast to many other products sold by Manufactum, L'Olivier is very reasonably priced, as 50 ml in sustainable packaging without plastic, foil or coating (in line with Manufactum's shipping policy) costs just over 40 euros.
Unfortunately, you don't always know what you're going to receive as a fragrance at Christmas, which is why I gave myself this one.
Merry Christmas!
Yatagan
If you are put off by the hint of maritime notes, you may still want to try it out: the aquatic accents are very subtle on the skin and are reminiscent of a fine skin cream, but remain noticeable throughout the entire fragrance. The green-woody and stylishly bitter aromatic scent of olive leaves, which are rarely used in fragrances, is much more striking; I am particularly familiar with it from Vert des Bois and in the milky green, unconventionally bitter Candour, to make a far-fetched and only remotely appropriate comparison.
Not everyone will find this fragrance particularly appealing: the charm of L'Olivier only reveals itself very subtly on the second and third attempts, remaining rather close to the skin, but with a quite good, but very quiet persistence of a few hours, which is more apparent to the wearer than to the environment
A final note: In contrast to many other products sold by Manufactum, L'Olivier is very reasonably priced, as 50 ml in sustainable packaging without plastic, foil or coating (in line with Manufactum's shipping policy) costs just over 40 euros.
Unfortunately, you don't always know what you're going to receive as a fragrance at Christmas, which is why I gave myself this one.
Merry Christmas!
Yatagan
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But I don't think that's out of the question with rather unconventional tastes, whatever they may be.
I recently got a S.oliver fragrance, with the note that even advice was given. All well and good, but I also prefer to buy my own fragrances ππ
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I gave myself Knize Ten, so I knew what I was buying ;-)
But this one is also fine! No testers in FfM either. π€
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Reads very interesting again. Unfortunately, I don't know the fragrance or the shipping company yet.
You (I) can change that.
I wish you a Merry Christmas, my dear Andreas!
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Enjoy!
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It would be interesting to compare the fragrance here with Olivier OndΓ© from L'Occitane en Provence.
Very nicely described, especially the philosophy of Manufactum.
I wish you a very Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you too!
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A Merry Christmas to you, dear Andreas, and many pleasant times in the New Year! Best regards , Anneliese
I wish you a merry and blessed Christmas.
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Have a wonderful, relaxing Christmas! With best regards!
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I think it's good that you're giving yourself a present.
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At least you don't have to "scrap" the gifts you've chosen for your own use and bought with joy at some point.
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As you say, the price is more than inviting.
I've already read that it doesn't appear to be outstandingly special. But also that it still looks very good and has something special.
However, I had forgotten about it for a while and I'm looking forward to a review from you about it, but also to being reminded of it. :)
However, a blind purchase followed shortly after our exchange.
I was a little surprised at how floral "L'Oliver" came across to me. The soapy, ethereal, oily scent, the cleanliness and airiness it exudes and the way the olive leaf is incorporated all appeal to me.
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