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The Turkish "corner shop"
I like the scent very much.
Not just the scent as a perfume, but the scent as a memory of my childhood back home.
Every year, in the summer holidays, the whole family was in Turkey - vacation.
Since we had an apartment in the city, we were pretty central.
Everywhere in the cities there are these Corner - Shops or Aunt Emma shops.
There you really got everything you need to live.
In my case it was sweets and munchies!
When you enter the store, the first thing that hits you is the smell of detergent and soap.
Then you walk on and it smells like butter cookies and individually wrapped candy bars and more candy like sesame sticks, etc.
That's exactly what this Prada scent smells like to me!
In the first moment this purity and the feeling of being welcome and at home.
In the second moment this light floral, oriental sweetness and the carefree feeling that everything will be fine.
A fragrance that gives you every day a small "happy ending" gives... and me the realization that we are all just adult children...
Not just the scent as a perfume, but the scent as a memory of my childhood back home.
Every year, in the summer holidays, the whole family was in Turkey - vacation.
Since we had an apartment in the city, we were pretty central.
Everywhere in the cities there are these Corner - Shops or Aunt Emma shops.
There you really got everything you need to live.
In my case it was sweets and munchies!
When you enter the store, the first thing that hits you is the smell of detergent and soap.
Then you walk on and it smells like butter cookies and individually wrapped candy bars and more candy like sesame sticks, etc.
That's exactly what this Prada scent smells like to me!
In the first moment this purity and the feeling of being welcome and at home.
In the second moment this light floral, oriental sweetness and the carefree feeling that everything will be fine.
A fragrance that gives you every day a small "happy ending" gives... and me the realization that we are all just adult children...
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