05/11/2020
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Lehmann- passion: 1 l'Avion - fresh green weightlessness
Unfortunately, I only heard about Harry Lehmann after my last visit to Berlin, which is a pity because I would have liked to have a look inside the shop. Actually you have everything you could wish for here:
1. Small house, it is produced exclusively for the shop
2. Tradition, the shop is managed in the third generation
3. Closeness, the perfumer himself stands behind the counter and should be very talkative
4. Low price, the fragrances are unbeatable cheap.
The most important thing, of course, is that the perfume can do something. So I ordered a few fragrances blindly by mail, got no confirmation, but the package mot enclosed invoice.
My first fragrance is L'Avion. It is described on the website as "a fresh, green grass note", but it's much more than that.
The scent is sparkling, bouncy and above all weightless.
One can definitely think of the propeller engine of a hobby pilot by the smell.
It starts with mowed lawn, more white flowers, neat stems and leaves. Fresh natural citric (Petigrain?), it scratches juicy green in the throat.
Actually at first a quite authentic scent of flower shops, it smells wet, green, fresh, possibly slightly fresh mossy musty. This brings in a subtly tart old-school masculinity. Unfortunately, this is overshadowed by a light but noticeable cream, which disturbs me in the beginning. Unfortunately, this smells just too feminine for me at skin level. Fortunately it only appears occasionally and is otherwise rather cryptic.
The whole thing mixes with young fir needles, so fresh that you could eat them. Soft, fragile, light green The small machine flies over thriving lush nature. It had rained a lot lately, so that everything grows and sprouts. Since a few days the sun is shining and tickles the pilot's face.
The air is clear, you can see far today.
On the horizon there is an ominous spice thunderstorm front, which will, however, pass far by. No danger.
The tank is full, today it will stay in the air for a long time.
Thank you very much for reading my Cmentar
1. Small house, it is produced exclusively for the shop
2. Tradition, the shop is managed in the third generation
3. Closeness, the perfumer himself stands behind the counter and should be very talkative
4. Low price, the fragrances are unbeatable cheap.
The most important thing, of course, is that the perfume can do something. So I ordered a few fragrances blindly by mail, got no confirmation, but the package mot enclosed invoice.
My first fragrance is L'Avion. It is described on the website as "a fresh, green grass note", but it's much more than that.
The scent is sparkling, bouncy and above all weightless.
One can definitely think of the propeller engine of a hobby pilot by the smell.
It starts with mowed lawn, more white flowers, neat stems and leaves. Fresh natural citric (Petigrain?), it scratches juicy green in the throat.
Actually at first a quite authentic scent of flower shops, it smells wet, green, fresh, possibly slightly fresh mossy musty. This brings in a subtly tart old-school masculinity. Unfortunately, this is overshadowed by a light but noticeable cream, which disturbs me in the beginning. Unfortunately, this smells just too feminine for me at skin level. Fortunately it only appears occasionally and is otherwise rather cryptic.
The whole thing mixes with young fir needles, so fresh that you could eat them. Soft, fragile, light green The small machine flies over thriving lush nature. It had rained a lot lately, so that everything grows and sprouts. Since a few days the sun is shining and tickles the pilot's face.
The air is clear, you can see far today.
On the horizon there is an ominous spice thunderstorm front, which will, however, pass far by. No danger.
The tank is full, today it will stay in the air for a long time.
Thank you very much for reading my Cmentar
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