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Chizza
Helpful Review
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Aqua di Gio for the next generation
All right, perfumos/as?
Aye-aye, Chizza!
Can't it be louder? You're all Geronts and can't hear anything else!
Aye-Aye, Chicken Pizza!
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh,
Who lives in a forest deep in the Parfumomeer?
Spongebob Floydhead!
Very strong and green and porous (his bones aren't getting any younger and he doesn't eat fruit dwarfs) and very?
Spongebob Floydhead!
If you're in the mood for botanical indie commentary ...
Spongebob Floydhead!
Then head over to Parfumo and don't be late! (It can always happen that a comment is deleted)
Spongebob Floydhead!
And all of them! But not shirtless!
Spongefloyd Squarepants, Spongebob Squarefloyd,
Floydbob Squarepants!
Spongebob Floydkoooooooopf!
About the fragrance:
An entrance like a poem, picturesque foaming sea, the sound of the waves, white and wide beaches, lonely palm trees, aquatic notes evoke olfactory delights par excellence. A blue sea filled with ripe lemons delicately dripping their juice. This delicious melange moves as nimbly as a spatula. Impressions of sweet delicacies filled with melon cream, synthetically perfected.
Impressions of strolling along this beach with mountain peaks bathed in red in the distance. The waves, the seawater of the fragrance, caress one's extremities, almost soothing thanks to the ozone-formidable work. Rounded off with thankfully not really perceptible woods and musk, because how else could this scenery be enhanced?
A quote from Tucholsky or Proust, there is probably no consensus, introduces the end: "A small journey is enough to renew us and the world."
P.S.: as I only give 10/10 to my own scent after extensive sport, this fragrance only gets the second highest mark on my scale. That's 5/10. 9.5/10 is pretty miserable according to my complicated formula. 5/10 is not.