02/07/2021
Jasminroedig
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Jasminroedig
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Yeah, you get vanilla and leather
On this relatively new perfume I happened to come across a statement that has made me very curious. And Schwupp the Wupp, already a filling is given in order.
Now I try to write down my impression as best I can and I hope I help you with it.
The first sniff:
Right at the beginning I can hardly believe: I mean to be able to perceive a scent DNA known to me and very beloved: KayAlis Vanilla!
And as quickly as this impression was there, so quickly it faded afterwards. That was then probably a very short trip, but about which I was very happy. Unlike the cousin just mentioned, this is as pyramidal a progression as you could wish for.
I hear a slight, not burning sharpness, which lasts but only briefly, overall, the top note really does not last longer than 1 minute.
The course:
Shortly thereafter, the tobacco then makes itself felt, which is very similar to that in Tobacco Vanilla. The jasmine also joins in now, placing itself right next to the tobacco. This twosome strangely forms something that smells like oud to my nose.... but that's certainly just a trick that my senses play here and that you have to look at the fragrance world willy-nilly sometimes playfully :).
The vanilla can be recognized from the beginning, it strongly characterizes the fragrance, which makes it very attractive to me personally. By the way, I'm talking about an edible vanilla here. A vanilla like you would find in vanilla flavored yogurt or vanilla pudding. Yes, imagine you are in a factory processing vanilla beans and you are watching the pith being scraped out of the brown-black pods to be mixed into a yogurt afterwards.
But let's not forget the leather, which is very noticeable shortly after the vanilla. That vanilla and leather go well together is at least for my nose nothing new, so I was not disappointed here. Neither vanilla nor leather is in the foreground, the two share rather the main role in the fragrance.
Conclusion:
Soft creaminess is the order of the day here. What you look for in vain, is freshness. Durability and sillage are decent and for me absolutely satisfactory. Although I find that this is not an everyday fragrance, but still I can think of enough occasions to wear this fragrance.
Vanilla & Leather keeps what it promises!
Now I try to write down my impression as best I can and I hope I help you with it.
The first sniff:
Right at the beginning I can hardly believe: I mean to be able to perceive a scent DNA known to me and very beloved: KayAlis Vanilla!
And as quickly as this impression was there, so quickly it faded afterwards. That was then probably a very short trip, but about which I was very happy. Unlike the cousin just mentioned, this is as pyramidal a progression as you could wish for.
I hear a slight, not burning sharpness, which lasts but only briefly, overall, the top note really does not last longer than 1 minute.
The course:
Shortly thereafter, the tobacco then makes itself felt, which is very similar to that in Tobacco Vanilla. The jasmine also joins in now, placing itself right next to the tobacco. This twosome strangely forms something that smells like oud to my nose.... but that's certainly just a trick that my senses play here and that you have to look at the fragrance world willy-nilly sometimes playfully :).
The vanilla can be recognized from the beginning, it strongly characterizes the fragrance, which makes it very attractive to me personally. By the way, I'm talking about an edible vanilla here. A vanilla like you would find in vanilla flavored yogurt or vanilla pudding. Yes, imagine you are in a factory processing vanilla beans and you are watching the pith being scraped out of the brown-black pods to be mixed into a yogurt afterwards.
But let's not forget the leather, which is very noticeable shortly after the vanilla. That vanilla and leather go well together is at least for my nose nothing new, so I was not disappointed here. Neither vanilla nor leather is in the foreground, the two share rather the main role in the fragrance.
Conclusion:
Soft creaminess is the order of the day here. What you look for in vain, is freshness. Durability and sillage are decent and for me absolutely satisfactory. Although I find that this is not an everyday fragrance, but still I can think of enough occasions to wear this fragrance.
Vanilla & Leather keeps what it promises!
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