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04/08/2020
MrGaunt
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Straight to the heart
The sister scent is known here like a colorful dog, so I will not write the classic commentary, but rather go into the special features of this scent compared to the original.
The fragrance comes in the same metal box as Andy Tauers miniatures, so everything is in Tauer style. There seems to be just some kind of additional coating. If you push the lid away, a yellow, relatively hard mass laughs at you and a - at least to most - known scent comes out. This mass can now be applied and the application of the fragrance is finished.
The base consists of jojoba oil and beeswax. Jojoba oil is also not a classic fat (triglyceride) like most natural oils, it is chemically actually a wax (fatty alcohol ester of fatty acids). Because of these two main wax components, the base feels very pleasant and less greasy to me. Whoever uses beeswax lip care or knows jojoba oil as massage oil probably knows what I am talking about. Despite a slight lubricating property, it also has a somewhat dry feeling. I find it very pleasant. Jojoba oil is to be regarded as a high-quality oil.
Now for the scent. I'm not very experienced with Attars, but the scent development seems very similar. In contrast to the original LDDM, something is missing in the development, but the somewhat harsh effect at the beginning is gone. So the scent enters the heart and fades seamlessly into the base. This is of course due to the properties of the base. Without alcohol this is logically a completely different development.
If not overdosed, I find the original LDDM to be a very pleasant, almost cuddly scent. Different perfumos, but certainly many non-perfumos will see it differently, so the solid-LDDM may be underestimated in terms of potency. Because of the corona, there is no need for a field test, so be careful if you plan to care for your body with it because the ingredients are of high quality and pleasant I'm careful with my classification of the Sillage and I'm aware of the scent, so I've raised it a bit higher, actually I personally feel it is a bit more subdued than the original.
For me the fragrance is a great addition to the desert line. I use it especially every second day in the evening, because I skip the "nervous" part and go straight into the cuddling zone. Just the right thing to apply it, for example, half an hour before going to bed and then to twilight away in a pleasantly cuddly manner. With this it fills a gap, because I haven't applied the original much lately.
If you know LDDM in the original, you will immediately find it in the Solid-LDDM. I assume that the scent base of Andy Tauer has not been changed. Instead of alcohol, jojoba and beeswax take over the gentler release. Great stuff
The fragrance comes in the same metal box as Andy Tauers miniatures, so everything is in Tauer style. There seems to be just some kind of additional coating. If you push the lid away, a yellow, relatively hard mass laughs at you and a - at least to most - known scent comes out. This mass can now be applied and the application of the fragrance is finished.
The base consists of jojoba oil and beeswax. Jojoba oil is also not a classic fat (triglyceride) like most natural oils, it is chemically actually a wax (fatty alcohol ester of fatty acids). Because of these two main wax components, the base feels very pleasant and less greasy to me. Whoever uses beeswax lip care or knows jojoba oil as massage oil probably knows what I am talking about. Despite a slight lubricating property, it also has a somewhat dry feeling. I find it very pleasant. Jojoba oil is to be regarded as a high-quality oil.
Now for the scent. I'm not very experienced with Attars, but the scent development seems very similar. In contrast to the original LDDM, something is missing in the development, but the somewhat harsh effect at the beginning is gone. So the scent enters the heart and fades seamlessly into the base. This is of course due to the properties of the base. Without alcohol this is logically a completely different development.
If not overdosed, I find the original LDDM to be a very pleasant, almost cuddly scent. Different perfumos, but certainly many non-perfumos will see it differently, so the solid-LDDM may be underestimated in terms of potency. Because of the corona, there is no need for a field test, so be careful if you plan to care for your body with it because the ingredients are of high quality and pleasant I'm careful with my classification of the Sillage and I'm aware of the scent, so I've raised it a bit higher, actually I personally feel it is a bit more subdued than the original.
For me the fragrance is a great addition to the desert line. I use it especially every second day in the evening, because I skip the "nervous" part and go straight into the cuddling zone. Just the right thing to apply it, for example, half an hour before going to bed and then to twilight away in a pleasantly cuddly manner. With this it fills a gap, because I haven't applied the original much lately.
If you know LDDM in the original, you will immediately find it in the Solid-LDDM. I assume that the scent base of Andy Tauer has not been changed. Instead of alcohol, jojoba and beeswax take over the gentler release. Great stuff
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