09/02/2020

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I don't like bright-eyed men. I often get headaches from tuberose, jasmine and osmanthus, no matter whether it's on me or on my fiancée. At least up to now this has always been my attitude, experience and my square in my head - but with "Fracas" a rethinking could have been initiated... But maybe I just had to pass 30 to reach this maturity and insight ;-)
Sometimes you just have to push and test your limits to such an extent that they blur, shift or even disappear completely. And "Fracs EdP" has achieved this forcefully with my "fear of white flowers". A gaudy tuberose queen who turns my head and shows me where the bunny has her curls. Why do I find "Fracas" so beautiful and sexy, although I respect most perfumes of this genre at best, at worst I abhor them abysmally? 1. Because "Fracas" is the real deal, does not do things by halves. 2. Because "Fracas" quickly makes it clear that tuberose prevails, but underneath it all there's a green-mossy veil that you can hardly describe, escape and not fall for. And 3. because "Fracas" feels that he is bringing the bed to an evening ball. It's sweaty, it's thick, it's great. The ripple in the bottle. And that's zero slutty or cheap, but the complete opposite. A feminine character head that can keep up with everything else that screams on the market.
Flacon: the Robert Piguets do not grow old...
Sillage: a massive little gust of wind
Shelf life: does not let anybody else get close to me for 10 hours >br />
Conclusion: one of the ultimate tuberose queens - bulky and noble, sensual and beautiful, pompous and fair. "Fracas EdP" is a pore-deep classic and indispensable if you want to explore white flowers olfactorically. A legendary diva. Make way, she's ready for her close-up.
Sometimes you just have to push and test your limits to such an extent that they blur, shift or even disappear completely. And "Fracs EdP" has achieved this forcefully with my "fear of white flowers". A gaudy tuberose queen who turns my head and shows me where the bunny has her curls. Why do I find "Fracas" so beautiful and sexy, although I respect most perfumes of this genre at best, at worst I abhor them abysmally? 1. Because "Fracas" is the real deal, does not do things by halves. 2. Because "Fracas" quickly makes it clear that tuberose prevails, but underneath it all there's a green-mossy veil that you can hardly describe, escape and not fall for. And 3. because "Fracas" feels that he is bringing the bed to an evening ball. It's sweaty, it's thick, it's great. The ripple in the bottle. And that's zero slutty or cheap, but the complete opposite. A feminine character head that can keep up with everything else that screams on the market.
Flacon: the Robert Piguets do not grow old...
Sillage: a massive little gust of wind
Shelf life: does not let anybody else get close to me for 10 hours >br />
Conclusion: one of the ultimate tuberose queens - bulky and noble, sensual and beautiful, pompous and fair. "Fracas EdP" is a pore-deep classic and indispensable if you want to explore white flowers olfactorically. A legendary diva. Make way, she's ready for her close-up.
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