09/25/2018

Mydarkflower
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...and I'm keeping you!
Usually I find a fragrance immediately great.
Or not.
Nothing with "The fragrance has to be worked out first" or "You have to grow into this fragrance."
Phoo, nope! Either you like it or you don't.
That's what I thought.
Jahaaaaaa, I was taught better once again.
The first test, which I actually only did because I wanted to know what was considered pleasant smelling 140 years ago, I thought:
Oh, it's not so bad. All right, fresh, a little bit herby.... hm... chambermachen, but is nothing for me.
The sample was moved directly into the exchangeable filling box.
But I couldn't get him out of my mind.
Something inside me wanted to try it again.
So sprayed on again:
Somehow it's really beautiful...reminds me of something....brooding...something cozy. But why comfortable? He's not really....more pondering....but no, doesn't suit me.
The third test, this actually so harmless little water did not let go of me, I came up with it:
It smells of garden, of freshly harvested vegetables, of hands that have just picked herbs, of unsweetened meadow flowers and of fresh bed linen.
Probably I'm already annoying everyone here, because I always tell about my childhood memories, but even here it's no different:
I'm in the garden with my grandparents, the air is a little cool. We harvest beans, peas, the last rhubarb, the little Mydarkflower picks a few daisies, my grandmother cuts herbs.
Then go home, clean vegetables, chop herbs, daisies in a small glass.
In the bathtub I scrub off the garden dirt and then slip tired and satisfied between the freshly washed blankets.
My granny tells me a story and strokes me with her still herb-scented hands over my head until I fall asleep.
I find Eau de Noblesse incredibly soothing. The scent helps me to come down and fall asleep - so to speak emergency brook flower mixture to spray on.
If my friend should complain, because I already get a new fragrance with this one, I have a good reason this time:
It's a medical necessity.
So!
Or not.
Nothing with "The fragrance has to be worked out first" or "You have to grow into this fragrance."
Phoo, nope! Either you like it or you don't.
That's what I thought.
Jahaaaaaa, I was taught better once again.
The first test, which I actually only did because I wanted to know what was considered pleasant smelling 140 years ago, I thought:
Oh, it's not so bad. All right, fresh, a little bit herby.... hm... chambermachen, but is nothing for me.
The sample was moved directly into the exchangeable filling box.
But I couldn't get him out of my mind.
Something inside me wanted to try it again.
So sprayed on again:
Somehow it's really beautiful...reminds me of something....brooding...something cozy. But why comfortable? He's not really....more pondering....but no, doesn't suit me.
The third test, this actually so harmless little water did not let go of me, I came up with it:
It smells of garden, of freshly harvested vegetables, of hands that have just picked herbs, of unsweetened meadow flowers and of fresh bed linen.
Probably I'm already annoying everyone here, because I always tell about my childhood memories, but even here it's no different:
I'm in the garden with my grandparents, the air is a little cool. We harvest beans, peas, the last rhubarb, the little Mydarkflower picks a few daisies, my grandmother cuts herbs.
Then go home, clean vegetables, chop herbs, daisies in a small glass.
In the bathtub I scrub off the garden dirt and then slip tired and satisfied between the freshly washed blankets.
My granny tells me a story and strokes me with her still herb-scented hands over my head until I fall asleep.
I find Eau de Noblesse incredibly soothing. The scent helps me to come down and fall asleep - so to speak emergency brook flower mixture to spray on.
If my friend should complain, because I already get a new fragrance with this one, I have a good reason this time:
It's a medical necessity.
So!
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