01/14/2019

Mirimi
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Mirimi
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Here he should comment on the epitome of the salty sun cream skin on the beach of Ste Maxim
(unfortunately I had written this commi under Rminissenvce de Reminisseence and this is where it belongs!!)
Sorry.
So now my dilettantish description of the newbie (I have 10 J Parfumabsinenz behind me)
Years ago in St. Maxim in the Reminissence Boutique "stumbled over it" and - although absolutely no fan of Gourmand , or vanilla fragrances I fell in love with shock at that time. So-- that's how summer smells on the Cote d'Azur. Spicy in the sense of sea air, pine trees, WITHOUT being cool water aquatic... no ...
Sun cream mixes itself purely funny that no neroli is called as Inci...
Warm sand, cream, sunny skin, salty sea air, Tarte Tropezienne, with a hint of hinterland under eucalyptus trees, pine forests and dry earth... Wonderful. I still wouldn't call it spicy. But a creamy aquate without wateriness and no real green notes... I find it extraordinary, this scent. I've never smelled anything like it.
Sorry.
So now my dilettantish description of the newbie (I have 10 J Parfumabsinenz behind me)
Years ago in St. Maxim in the Reminissence Boutique "stumbled over it" and - although absolutely no fan of Gourmand , or vanilla fragrances I fell in love with shock at that time. So-- that's how summer smells on the Cote d'Azur. Spicy in the sense of sea air, pine trees, WITHOUT being cool water aquatic... no ...
Sun cream mixes itself purely funny that no neroli is called as Inci...
Warm sand, cream, sunny skin, salty sea air, Tarte Tropezienne, with a hint of hinterland under eucalyptus trees, pine forests and dry earth... Wonderful. I still wouldn't call it spicy. But a creamy aquate without wateriness and no real green notes... I find it extraordinary, this scent. I've never smelled anything like it.
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