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A Third Cousin
Almost everyone has him in their family: that one cousin whose exact origins are a bit of a mystery - or at least one you want to question his supposed background.
Matthew is definitely a light fragrance. Clean, fresh, and perhaps a bit floral with a splash of citrus - that must be the mandarin. It reminds me of classic colognes that Dad used to apply after shaving in the early 2000s.
I’m not a big fan of Matthew, not to say that it’s inherently a bad fragrance. It just doesn’t suit my taste - certainly also because I don’t understand the scent notes and can’t specifically match them to the descriptions in the fragrance pyramid. He’s just sitting at the table during a big family gathering; the relatives tell you where he’s from, but the story isn’t really convincing.
Matthew is definitely a light fragrance. Clean, fresh, and perhaps a bit floral with a splash of citrus - that must be the mandarin. It reminds me of classic colognes that Dad used to apply after shaving in the early 2000s.
I’m not a big fan of Matthew, not to say that it’s inherently a bad fragrance. It just doesn’t suit my taste - certainly also because I don’t understand the scent notes and can’t specifically match them to the descriptions in the fragrance pyramid. He’s just sitting at the table during a big family gathering; the relatives tell you where he’s from, but the story isn’t really convincing.
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