04/20/2019

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On the loops of battle
Another inherited vintage bottle - another fine fragrance. Although none of my absolute favorites. Nevertheless "Wind Song" is a noble drop in this classic, not yet reformulated version!
"Wind Song" has the same notch as many other women's fragrances of its time - only with a clear concentration on the (spice) carnation. So if you can't get them, you can look somewhere else. There are still enough green-classical chyprealternatives. "Wind Song" has a great name and a fitting choice. It seems airy, high quality, melodic and melancholic. From another time and very intense, profound, easy to carry yet. The bitter cloves form an excellent alliance with green spices, powdery flowers and soapy musk undertones. Again there are traces of "L'Air du Temps", but where are they not? At least with women's fragrances from the past. "Wind Song" is a soapy-fine evergreen with a tendency to "over-feel". Otherwise it's very clean, well balanced and classically impressive. One hears that it, if it can still be got at all, has meanwhile been reformulated broken - which makes this decades-old original in my collection even more precious.
Flacon: thick, unwieldy, okay - at least mine.
Sillage: makes hardly any prisoners and accelerates quickly. But there are bigger crushers from back then
Durability: you don't have to worry about such small classics. "Wind Song" is no exception. 9-12 hours.
Conclusion: a bright, classic chypre. Carnative and nice. Soapy and sunny. High quality and sturdy
"Wind Song" has the same notch as many other women's fragrances of its time - only with a clear concentration on the (spice) carnation. So if you can't get them, you can look somewhere else. There are still enough green-classical chyprealternatives. "Wind Song" has a great name and a fitting choice. It seems airy, high quality, melodic and melancholic. From another time and very intense, profound, easy to carry yet. The bitter cloves form an excellent alliance with green spices, powdery flowers and soapy musk undertones. Again there are traces of "L'Air du Temps", but where are they not? At least with women's fragrances from the past. "Wind Song" is a soapy-fine evergreen with a tendency to "over-feel". Otherwise it's very clean, well balanced and classically impressive. One hears that it, if it can still be got at all, has meanwhile been reformulated broken - which makes this decades-old original in my collection even more precious.
Flacon: thick, unwieldy, okay - at least mine.
Sillage: makes hardly any prisoners and accelerates quickly. But there are bigger crushers from back then
Durability: you don't have to worry about such small classics. "Wind Song" is no exception. 9-12 hours.
Conclusion: a bright, classic chypre. Carnative and nice. Soapy and sunny. High quality and sturdy
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