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Sandalo (Eau de Cologne) by Santa Maria Novella

Sandalo Eau de Cologne

Spatzl
Spatzl
10/02/2023 - 05:10 PM
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Little sandalwood, a lot of thyme! Cough syrup-like...if you like it.
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15 Comments
DuftgroupieDuftgroupie 2 years ago
Hustee has a bit of a negative connotation - but otherwise, tea is never a bad choice.
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Danny264Danny264 2 years ago
You probably have to be into it.
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SpatzlSpatzl 2 years ago
Yes, especially on thyme.
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PinseltownPinseltown 2 years ago
What a shame, this one can probably be safely overlooked...
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SpatzlSpatzl 2 years ago
Yeah, it might be nice when you're feeling under the weather.
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AxiomaticAxiomatic 2 years ago
Too bad, sounds too herbal and unrefined.
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SpatzlSpatzl 2 years ago
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You're right. I'd say it's more rustic.
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ErgoproxyErgoproxy 2 years ago
That one is still missing as a test. So far, I only found Patchouli from the brand to be less successful.
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SpatzlSpatzl 2 years ago
I'm curious to hear what you think. It's definitely surprising when you expect sandalwood and get thyme instead...
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FloydFloyd 2 years ago
It would be worth a try.
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SpatzlSpatzl 2 years ago
If you ever have a cold and are coughing... no, seriously... you often don't feel like wearing perfume... but this one would work even in that situation.
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SeeroseSeerose 2 years ago
As so often, I've experienced similar things with scents labeled as sandalwood. It misleads those who are unaware. I don't think that's fair.
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SpatzlSpatzl 2 years ago
Hi, hi... I’m sure many of us feel the same way. You never stop learning. It can really get quite confusing here. But anyone who knows thyme tea will understand right away.
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SeeroseSeerose 2 years ago
Sure, and I tested it when I started here. But it took me quite a while to really recognize nice sandalwood because of scents like this. Strangely, it was a Demeter Fragrance Library Santal. To me, it smelled like fermented paper pulp, disgusting. And I realized: it has to be a woody scent. Then I could finally identify it. What I thought was sandalwood before, well, let's just say it was a bit embarrassing.
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SpatzlSpatzl 2 years ago
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Luckily, we have our noses for testing!
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