Floral notes
Spicy notes
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Climbing Plant
When I first smelled the fragrance on my skin, it felt strangely familiar. So I went online and searched for pictures of the bottle. Tada! This bottle was in my mother's small fragrance collection.
I never wore this scent myself as a child because my mother had forbidden me under threat of death to even touch it. Whether it was that expensive back then, I can't really say, but my mum was probably more afraid that I would empty the bottle too quickly.
The top note is somewhat strict and subtly soapy, but after five minutes this strictness fades and makes way for a strange floral accord.
I don't know the name of the plant that the scent of Symbiose reminds me of. It's a climbing plant with either white or pink flowers, which do not consist of individual petals. As a child, I loved to smell these flowers, as the flower cup would snugly fit against my entire nose when inhaling. This floral accord lasts a long time, and only after about 3 hours does the scent become a bit spicier and woodier.
The longevity on my skin is quite good, and I can imagine that this fragrance, with the right dosage, also produces a decent sillage.
I would like to thank the archaeologically inclined Medusa for this strange childhood memory and the generous decant.
I never wore this scent myself as a child because my mother had forbidden me under threat of death to even touch it. Whether it was that expensive back then, I can't really say, but my mum was probably more afraid that I would empty the bottle too quickly.
The top note is somewhat strict and subtly soapy, but after five minutes this strictness fades and makes way for a strange floral accord.
I don't know the name of the plant that the scent of Symbiose reminds me of. It's a climbing plant with either white or pink flowers, which do not consist of individual petals. As a child, I loved to smell these flowers, as the flower cup would snugly fit against my entire nose when inhaling. This floral accord lasts a long time, and only after about 3 hours does the scent become a bit spicier and woodier.
The longevity on my skin is quite good, and I can imagine that this fragrance, with the right dosage, also produces a decent sillage.
I would like to thank the archaeologically inclined Medusa for this strange childhood memory and the generous decant.
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