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I get this "straw water" not so right to grasp. The fragrance information could have been saved because of me gladly, I do not recognize anything of it.
LEdP is for me fruity, peppery, vegetable (= I mean to recognize celery) and after many hours, a warm unsweet vanilla seems to come into play. The whole thing happens rather disorderly. Sure, the start with fruity pepper stays the same, but then fruit, pepper and celery play "change the tree". My vanilla guess then comes in at the end. But... at the end? It's not that certain. I sprayed LEdP on last night and then had vanilla on my nose this morning. And after I went to the bathroom, I re-sprayed. So I don't even know how long the scent would have lasted.
The scent moves with me close above the skin. From there he flies up sometimes with movement. When spraying it is initially fresh, but later I have rather a warming impression, but that is also not set in stone. Because of its weak sillage and perhaps also because of the spiciness, I don't find it annoying even in today's 30 degree C weather. In any case, the shelf life is enormous with at least 10 hours.
I feel reminded of "MOL intense" by Harry Lehmann with L'Eau de Paille. Less because of the aromas, although there in my perception also fruity-peppery occurs, but more because of the iridescent notes
LEdP is for me fruity, peppery, vegetable (= I mean to recognize celery) and after many hours, a warm unsweet vanilla seems to come into play. The whole thing happens rather disorderly. Sure, the start with fruity pepper stays the same, but then fruit, pepper and celery play "change the tree". My vanilla guess then comes in at the end. But... at the end? It's not that certain. I sprayed LEdP on last night and then had vanilla on my nose this morning. And after I went to the bathroom, I re-sprayed. So I don't even know how long the scent would have lasted.
The scent moves with me close above the skin. From there he flies up sometimes with movement. When spraying it is initially fresh, but later I have rather a warming impression, but that is also not set in stone. Because of its weak sillage and perhaps also because of the spiciness, I don't find it annoying even in today's 30 degree C weather. In any case, the shelf life is enormous with at least 10 hours.
I feel reminded of "MOL intense" by Harry Lehmann with L'Eau de Paille. Less because of the aromas, although there in my perception also fruity-peppery occurs, but more because of the iridescent notes
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