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Concentrated Spicy Fougère Freshness!
Yes, how powerful is THIS one? An "oriental" Fougère with "Swiss herb freshness," and the Swiss didn't even invent it! Here I stand in the forest at the foot of the Matterhorn, while Mediterranean citrus warmth adds to the mix alongside oriental spices like coriander, next to forest violets and herbal lavender.
And this "concentrated burst of fresh power" lasts a long time and remains very present! I even dare to claim that "Walaa," when applied sparingly, smells EVEN more diverse than when generously sprayed. Simply because one can absorb many more fragrance notes in a slower temporal flow.
For me, it belongs to those scents that have preserved the "classic basic structure," yet still incorporate many beautiful, quirky, independent notes.
"Not bad," said the woodpecker, as he "hammered" into the fir tree trunk and fell into the violet-studded ivy thicket. "It smells devilishly great"!!
"Exactly"!! replies the hiker, "almost like at the foot of the Matterhorn and sprinkled with coriander"! I agree with both of them! ;-))
And this "concentrated burst of fresh power" lasts a long time and remains very present! I even dare to claim that "Walaa," when applied sparingly, smells EVEN more diverse than when generously sprayed. Simply because one can absorb many more fragrance notes in a slower temporal flow.
For me, it belongs to those scents that have preserved the "classic basic structure," yet still incorporate many beautiful, quirky, independent notes.
"Not bad," said the woodpecker, as he "hammered" into the fir tree trunk and fell into the violet-studded ivy thicket. "It smells devilishly great"!!
"Exactly"!! replies the hiker, "almost like at the foot of the Matterhorn and sprinkled with coriander"! I agree with both of them! ;-))
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Jansi 3 years ago
Well, bashing is never good... Delicious, humorous, and described the scent in a way that gives the reader an idea of what it smells like. Great!
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