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You get exactly what you pay for, but is that what you want? I do!
So, I'm losing my commentary virginity, too. Late bloomer, stop :D
Besides, I had imagined it quite differently and certainly not with HIM (Kalan), but what do you want to do. With this scent I can't get around it anymore
It is one of the few perfumes where I can look at the pyramid of fragrances and give it a nod of approval.
- Peppery spicy prelude - Check
- Tart coat of blood orange - Check
- Herbaceous lavender in the background check
- A rough base of dry wood and moss - Check
Very linear, because I can still smell the fruitiness of the orange (and even traces of pepper) very distinctly after 6-8 hours, even though the base is of course getting wider bit by bit. It is best to "incubate" it between warm skin and textile instead of on open bare skin, where it quickly flattens. If you give it warmth, it gives volume, presence and transforms from bitter and pungent to fruity and herbaceous
Testing Kalan was indeed an exciting affair. Do you know when you have a sample and you classify it as "Oh...no", "Well, OK" or "What's that supposed to be" and a short time later it's suddenly empty? That's how I felt with Kalan Against all intuition (or even out of subconscious defiance) I (apparently) wore it again and again. First on test strips to sniff around, then in the evening after a shower and later on complete working days.
And like in a crazy Rom-Com I fell in love with him of all people, who just annoyed me, who didn't want to understand me and I didn't understand him. It's funny
Kalan is dry, tart, stubborn and super PDM untypical. I love the cuddlers a la Herod and Carlisle, but Kalan does his own thing. And that's a good thing too.
Besides, I had imagined it quite differently and certainly not with HIM (Kalan), but what do you want to do. With this scent I can't get around it anymore
It is one of the few perfumes where I can look at the pyramid of fragrances and give it a nod of approval.
- Peppery spicy prelude - Check
- Tart coat of blood orange - Check
- Herbaceous lavender in the background check
- A rough base of dry wood and moss - Check
Very linear, because I can still smell the fruitiness of the orange (and even traces of pepper) very distinctly after 6-8 hours, even though the base is of course getting wider bit by bit. It is best to "incubate" it between warm skin and textile instead of on open bare skin, where it quickly flattens. If you give it warmth, it gives volume, presence and transforms from bitter and pungent to fruity and herbaceous
Testing Kalan was indeed an exciting affair. Do you know when you have a sample and you classify it as "Oh...no", "Well, OK" or "What's that supposed to be" and a short time later it's suddenly empty? That's how I felt with Kalan Against all intuition (or even out of subconscious defiance) I (apparently) wore it again and again. First on test strips to sniff around, then in the evening after a shower and later on complete working days.
And like in a crazy Rom-Com I fell in love with him of all people, who just annoyed me, who didn't want to understand me and I didn't understand him. It's funny
Kalan is dry, tart, stubborn and super PDM untypical. I love the cuddlers a la Herod and Carlisle, but Kalan does his own thing. And that's a good thing too.
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