Joséphine by Rancé 1795 - Statement by FrauKirsche

Rupansai 7 months ago

Not my cup of tea.

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Marieposa 10 months ago

1

You really make me curious about the house!

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Tony1106 10 months ago

1

Not my scent world.

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NeonNoir 10 months ago

1

It may be beautifully done in its own way. Personally, though, it comes across as too feminine for me. :-)

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Pluto 10 months ago

1

Sounds really nice, though.

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ParfumAholic 10 months ago

1

Too much crinoline 😂 You said it perfectly! I thought it was okay too, but definitely a bit too prim.

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Stulle 10 months ago

1

Ladies' department... so far, I only like Heroïque from Rancé.

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Stulle 10 months ago

1

I don't know that one @FrauKirsche, but that's how life goes 😄 I really love labdanum since I was able to smell it in nature.

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FrauKirsche 10 months ago

1

@Stulle ... I’ve fallen in love with Laetitia and I'm still a bit confused about it 😄

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Mrtangiers 10 months ago

1

Probably too floral for me again...

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Yatagan 10 months ago

1

Probably not my friend.

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Gandix 10 months ago

1

For the masquerade ball?.....

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Gandix 10 months ago

1

But only with pink powder @FrauKirsche

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FrauKirsche 10 months ago

1

Powdered wig but don't forget! @Gandix

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Luwa 10 months ago

1

Fruit dew is something else!

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JonasP1 10 months ago

1

Maybe a bit too creamy for me.

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SchatzSucher 10 months ago

1

I think I would really like Joséphine.

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SiameseDream 10 months ago

1

Sounds nice.
Add Chris Rea's song from the kitchen radio...

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Theris 10 months ago

1

Johannisherb sounds good.

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Spatzl 10 months ago

1

I immediately see Biedermeier skirts in my mind's eye.

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Seejungfrau 10 months ago

1

Tested at Douglas several years ago: Faint.

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Andin 10 months ago

1

I wasn't familiar with the brand before, thanks for bringing it to my attention. Even if the scent doesn't sound like a perfect match for me.

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Midnights 10 months ago

1

I can picture her, the modest Joséphine. She might be a bit too prim for my taste.

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Brida 10 months ago

1

I can practically see her gliding across the floor ;-)

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Floyd 10 months ago

1

Alabaster skin ..

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Rosalie234 10 months ago

1

Delicious cream, just as it sounds.

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Cfr 10 months ago

1

oh Joséphine lala, lalaa 🚬🎸🤗

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Eggi37 10 months ago

1

I wasn't familiar with the music genre Reifrock yet :-)

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Setterliebe 10 months ago

1

I like it cozy and soft 😁

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Skydiver19 10 months ago

1

soft soft and soft - sometimes that's exactly what you need to relax

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CharlAmbre 10 months ago

2

I also found it quite old-fashioned! But that's exactly what makes it charming....

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PET 10 months ago

2

Even though the brand doesn't come off too well here, I find it somehow likable.

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Cenno 10 months ago

1

Joséphine-Krinoline,
Brave shoe, pouty lips.

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Purpurherz 10 months ago

1

The scent seems a bit too tame for me.

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ElAttarine 10 months ago

1

Nice description, I can really picture it, I’d probably smell similar.

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FrauKirsche 10 months ago

8

Beautiful, soft, pastel floral scent. I do like fragrances that feel a bit old-fashioned, but this one is a bit too much "crinoline" for me.

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