11/18/2020

Flaconesse
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Rose red oh rose red
Deep wells must be dug
If you want clear water
Rose red oh Rose red
Deep waters are not still
And there's nothing quiet about this fragrance at all.
The packaging looks noble in black and pink. The heavy, square glass flacon rests on black foam, admittedly here I would have liked to feel high-quality velvet, but you have to remember that this is a fragrance from the cheaper price segment.
The deep red colour of the glass has a mystical effect, shining in backlight to match the packaging. The front is decorated with the golden Rammstein logo, the back is embossed with a rose in black. The spray head is bordered by rather pointed spikes, the black cap in rivet structure.
Even if I like it, the flacon is a bit over the top, but who is surprised with a band like Rammstein. After Kokain, Kokain Intense, White Ash and Black Ash, it's now the fifth perfume release of the cult German metal band that likes to provoke.
And as with its predecessors, the concept at Rosenrot is a complete success. You get a lush rose scent that (almost) disappears from your ears, that you can hear and see. One spray is enough for the first time, and you have to feel your way delicately to others. The rose is joined by a somewhat stubborn metal chord and the astringency of a pomelo (bowl) that doesn't let the scent drift off into kitsch. From the beginning the incense is present and whoever knows the accompanying music video will recognize here the red thread and the connection of the rose with the clerical incense.
I cannot understand comparisons with Juliette has a Gun's Lady Vengeance, because the latter is stored under lavender freshness and lush bath ball like smell.
I would rather give Rosenrot the predicate "the little sister of Portrait of a Lady". The Lady is a little more tame, noble, mature and also more natural. A noblewoman in a knee-length, ladylike ensemble, preserving the etiquette. She wears black, smudged kohl, a studded collar and does not care about the dress code or conventions. Nevertheless, both cannot deny their common parents, mother Rose and father Frank(incense).
In summary, rose red comes as a lush, loud, incense-like rose scent without much Chi-Chi, neither too sweet nor too straw-flowery, which fits wonderfully into the cold season and can easily compete with higher-priced representatives.
(Video follows)
If you want clear water
Rose red oh Rose red
Deep waters are not still
And there's nothing quiet about this fragrance at all.
The packaging looks noble in black and pink. The heavy, square glass flacon rests on black foam, admittedly here I would have liked to feel high-quality velvet, but you have to remember that this is a fragrance from the cheaper price segment.
The deep red colour of the glass has a mystical effect, shining in backlight to match the packaging. The front is decorated with the golden Rammstein logo, the back is embossed with a rose in black. The spray head is bordered by rather pointed spikes, the black cap in rivet structure.
Even if I like it, the flacon is a bit over the top, but who is surprised with a band like Rammstein. After Kokain, Kokain Intense, White Ash and Black Ash, it's now the fifth perfume release of the cult German metal band that likes to provoke.
And as with its predecessors, the concept at Rosenrot is a complete success. You get a lush rose scent that (almost) disappears from your ears, that you can hear and see. One spray is enough for the first time, and you have to feel your way delicately to others. The rose is joined by a somewhat stubborn metal chord and the astringency of a pomelo (bowl) that doesn't let the scent drift off into kitsch. From the beginning the incense is present and whoever knows the accompanying music video will recognize here the red thread and the connection of the rose with the clerical incense.
I cannot understand comparisons with Juliette has a Gun's Lady Vengeance, because the latter is stored under lavender freshness and lush bath ball like smell.
I would rather give Rosenrot the predicate "the little sister of Portrait of a Lady". The Lady is a little more tame, noble, mature and also more natural. A noblewoman in a knee-length, ladylike ensemble, preserving the etiquette. She wears black, smudged kohl, a studded collar and does not care about the dress code or conventions. Nevertheless, both cannot deny their common parents, mother Rose and father Frank(incense).
In summary, rose red comes as a lush, loud, incense-like rose scent without much Chi-Chi, neither too sweet nor too straw-flowery, which fits wonderfully into the cold season and can easily compete with higher-priced representatives.
(Video follows)
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