
Caassina
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Caassina
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Where is my chocolate...?
Because I would have needed it after my oral exam. As a student on a budget, I bought two low-budget fragrances because I wanted to treat myself after passing the exam and, being who I am, I tend to overthink my performance. So I visited Rossmann (conveniently close to campus) and headed for Animagical and Christina Aguilera By Night (by the way, Euphoria is on sale, so I know where I’ll end up again at the end of the week...).
In the evening, I tested Puma (because I’m still a bit apprehensive about the supposedly HP-like Christina). Interestingly, there were no testers available for either of the fragrances I had in mind.
By the way, I’m still a novice when it comes to scents, but I hope to learn ^^
Nevertheless, I immediately pick out the citrus notes. At first, it’s slightly piercing; I personally prefer lemon over grapefruit, and generally like both, but together they are a bit too much for me. Not unpleasant, but a bit too "juicy-bitter".
Aftershave.
For several minutes, that was the first thing that came to mind when I sniffed my arm. I imagined the disco guy, a modified version of the advertising figure, teasing me from the corner of my kitchen.
That then softens to "shower gel, well okay.
But knowing that the chocolate I’m craving has to wait in line before it can join the dance, I’ll focus on something else for now.
It becomes milder, and the flowers start to peel away, Freesia, I think, because water lily doesn’t smell like this. And you have to imagine papaya; I can at least picture it for a while due to the still-present fruitiness.
And then came what I would call "balsamic" as a newcomer... sandalwood? It somehow settles on my palate, and I usually know it to be denser and softer (I suspect ^^).
But it warms the fruity note and then isn’t unpleasant; one could get used to it (but I don’t have to, at least).
I’m still waiting for the chocolate. If it comes, I’ll let you know. It’s a shame, because without it in the pyramid, I would probably have given the fragrance my "side eye" from the start. It seems that’s how it will be.
Overall, I would say that the fragrance belongs to summer for me. The warm sandalwood with the citrus notes (still slightly piercing) evokes the image of us as children: a hot July evening, around half past nine, we’re sitting on the warm steps of our front porch drinking lemon soda (or maybe rather bitter lemon; it’s not that sweet and artificial).
Warming stones on my backside and bitter-sweet-sour fizz in my mouth: Puma Animagical (but even back then, chocolate would have been welcome to complete the picture :P).
Sillage is, in my opinion, rather close to the body, but that fits quite well.
In the evening, I tested Puma (because I’m still a bit apprehensive about the supposedly HP-like Christina). Interestingly, there were no testers available for either of the fragrances I had in mind.
By the way, I’m still a novice when it comes to scents, but I hope to learn ^^
Nevertheless, I immediately pick out the citrus notes. At first, it’s slightly piercing; I personally prefer lemon over grapefruit, and generally like both, but together they are a bit too much for me. Not unpleasant, but a bit too "juicy-bitter".
Aftershave.
For several minutes, that was the first thing that came to mind when I sniffed my arm. I imagined the disco guy, a modified version of the advertising figure, teasing me from the corner of my kitchen.
That then softens to "shower gel, well okay.
But knowing that the chocolate I’m craving has to wait in line before it can join the dance, I’ll focus on something else for now.
It becomes milder, and the flowers start to peel away, Freesia, I think, because water lily doesn’t smell like this. And you have to imagine papaya; I can at least picture it for a while due to the still-present fruitiness.
And then came what I would call "balsamic" as a newcomer... sandalwood? It somehow settles on my palate, and I usually know it to be denser and softer (I suspect ^^).
But it warms the fruity note and then isn’t unpleasant; one could get used to it (but I don’t have to, at least).
I’m still waiting for the chocolate. If it comes, I’ll let you know. It’s a shame, because without it in the pyramid, I would probably have given the fragrance my "side eye" from the start. It seems that’s how it will be.
Overall, I would say that the fragrance belongs to summer for me. The warm sandalwood with the citrus notes (still slightly piercing) evokes the image of us as children: a hot July evening, around half past nine, we’re sitting on the warm steps of our front porch drinking lemon soda (or maybe rather bitter lemon; it’s not that sweet and artificial).
Warming stones on my backside and bitter-sweet-sour fizz in my mouth: Puma Animagical (but even back then, chocolate would have been welcome to complete the picture :P).
Sillage is, in my opinion, rather close to the body, but that fits quite well.



Grapefruit
Lemon
Freesia
Papaya
Water lily
Sandalwood
Chocolate





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