02/09/2020
Benedikt2019
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Silver linings
In this cinematic masterpiece, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence manage to get closer to each other through dancing together. Yes, that was unthinkable at the beginning of the film, since both had to carry their parcel, which found expression in their respective psychological disharmonies. Nevertheless, her inflamed love was her way out of her own fate. They were able to see light again, to draw hope, which was symbolized in "Silver Linings" by the silver stripe on the horizon. Yes, a silver lining that indicates Hey, there's light on the horizon again, beyond all that darkness. A new beginning is in sight, inviting us to plan for the future together and opening a perspective for the lovers.
I also found this silver lining in the sky. Not in an interpersonal relationship, but in a fragrance. More precisely in "Silver" by Saskia Diez. None of my samples have been as protected as those here, none of them fascinated me as much and also kept me from buying them. Why is that? Well, we'll get to that later. First of all I would like to build a bridge from film to fragrance. "Silver" lives up to its name, if you spray it, you immediately have the feeling that a fine silver veil is in the air. A veil of infinite majesty and purity, as if it were not of this world. At the same time, it must be conceded that he also carries something repellent within him, something bold and elevating above the wearer. Just as the metal itself does not bond with the wearer in the form of jewellery, so does the fragrance. It remains independent and accompanying like an aura, a shadow. It is difficult to identify the individual components, as they are perfectly coordinated and fluidly composed. What can be said, however, is that the floral notes emerge, timid though they may be, they are nevertheless perceptible. Jasmine and iris, for example, are clearly recognizable even for not quite as experienced noses as mine. But what characterizes the fragrance most is its infinite freshness. I would describe it as metallically fresh in summary. Also a discreet sweetness (as well as some powder) is to be grasped, which however never drifts into the heavy-sweet. In addition, it can be said that "Silver" also reminds me of the molecular scents, which makes it even more appealing to me.
In reference to Silver Linings, for me it symbolizes the very silver lining that the protagonists see in the sky. A carrier of hope who wraps his graceful aura around the lovers and holds them firmly and securely.
Why haven't I bought it yet?
Hm, I don't know either. I have often hesitated, but I must admit that it is somewhat expensive. With 100 euros for the 50ml, he is already asking a good deal of the purse. Furthermore, it is usually enough for me to smell the sample to create this pleasant feeling in me. Besides, I don't know if I'd wear it very often. Sure, I love the fresh scents and also those with a metal note, but this one is so special and as already described partly so repellent that it would possibly linger in the closet. That in turn would not do him justice.
How long does this thing actually last?
For a fresh fragrance, the shelf life is appropriate. It remains on the skin for a good 5-6 hours and is for the most part only perceptible at close range. However, he possesses the great characteristic that otherwise only molecular scents possess: he comes around the corner from time to time and delights the nose with a small, fresh breeze.
Who's the what for?
Besides Bradley and Jenny the fragrance appeals to people who...
...like it extremely fresh and clean
...love molecular scents
...go for metal notes
...not a monster's situation, but rather one that likes to keep quiet ...want to own a unique specimen
...subtle floral chords and some powder ...are willing to pay the price
Apart from that, it has to be said that the scent is definitely unisex, you could almost think it has no sex in it at all, it is so heavenly pure.
Have fun testing it!
What's your opinion on the?
I also found this silver lining in the sky. Not in an interpersonal relationship, but in a fragrance. More precisely in "Silver" by Saskia Diez. None of my samples have been as protected as those here, none of them fascinated me as much and also kept me from buying them. Why is that? Well, we'll get to that later. First of all I would like to build a bridge from film to fragrance. "Silver" lives up to its name, if you spray it, you immediately have the feeling that a fine silver veil is in the air. A veil of infinite majesty and purity, as if it were not of this world. At the same time, it must be conceded that he also carries something repellent within him, something bold and elevating above the wearer. Just as the metal itself does not bond with the wearer in the form of jewellery, so does the fragrance. It remains independent and accompanying like an aura, a shadow. It is difficult to identify the individual components, as they are perfectly coordinated and fluidly composed. What can be said, however, is that the floral notes emerge, timid though they may be, they are nevertheless perceptible. Jasmine and iris, for example, are clearly recognizable even for not quite as experienced noses as mine. But what characterizes the fragrance most is its infinite freshness. I would describe it as metallically fresh in summary. Also a discreet sweetness (as well as some powder) is to be grasped, which however never drifts into the heavy-sweet. In addition, it can be said that "Silver" also reminds me of the molecular scents, which makes it even more appealing to me.
In reference to Silver Linings, for me it symbolizes the very silver lining that the protagonists see in the sky. A carrier of hope who wraps his graceful aura around the lovers and holds them firmly and securely.
Why haven't I bought it yet?
Hm, I don't know either. I have often hesitated, but I must admit that it is somewhat expensive. With 100 euros for the 50ml, he is already asking a good deal of the purse. Furthermore, it is usually enough for me to smell the sample to create this pleasant feeling in me. Besides, I don't know if I'd wear it very often. Sure, I love the fresh scents and also those with a metal note, but this one is so special and as already described partly so repellent that it would possibly linger in the closet. That in turn would not do him justice.
How long does this thing actually last?
For a fresh fragrance, the shelf life is appropriate. It remains on the skin for a good 5-6 hours and is for the most part only perceptible at close range. However, he possesses the great characteristic that otherwise only molecular scents possess: he comes around the corner from time to time and delights the nose with a small, fresh breeze.
Who's the what for?
Besides Bradley and Jenny the fragrance appeals to people who...
...like it extremely fresh and clean
...love molecular scents
...go for metal notes
...not a monster's situation, but rather one that likes to keep quiet ...want to own a unique specimen
...subtle floral chords and some powder ...are willing to pay the price
Apart from that, it has to be said that the scent is definitely unisex, you could almost think it has no sex in it at all, it is so heavenly pure.
Have fun testing it!
What's your opinion on the?
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