01/11/2019

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"Lapidus", that makes famous tasty smells in the tin....
... The idea for such an advertising slogan plays somewhere else, but what the hell. It's just a very practical tin can, which is the home of the bottle.
The finely dispersed mist develops on the skin into an even more "hot" fresh espresso. Then the saffron is added. It's like smelling a bag of coffee beans and the excellent "cake spice" at the same time, but not in the narrower sense of "gourmand". Rather very dark aromatic-spicy. Still quite "hot".
It immediately causes a "frost fur" on the skin to sink down and feels comfortable.
It stays that way for quite a while, although in the background there are more beautiful scent chords already attracting attention. First very subtly, then more and more wrap the "pre-scent" around it, wrap it up without suppressing it.
Warm amber and tart woods and the "inky" chord of birch tar (leather). Restrained, elegant, yet powerful, the overall fragrance of "BlackSoul Imperial" comes to the fore. It lasts a very long time without changing much (only a quiet "bubbling" inside the fragrance can be heard). The Sillage is good without being obtrusive.
For my nose, the perfume fits rather into the colder season, because it seems so "densely woven and warming". And dark. The kind of darkness that is mysterious, slightly "magical" but always benevolent.
In the meantime I already got to know several scents of Ted Lapidus and each one is well made in its own way and no copy of another scent brand. Slight similarities may well exist, but independence is always in the foreground. So is "BlackSoul Imperial".
The finely dispersed mist develops on the skin into an even more "hot" fresh espresso. Then the saffron is added. It's like smelling a bag of coffee beans and the excellent "cake spice" at the same time, but not in the narrower sense of "gourmand". Rather very dark aromatic-spicy. Still quite "hot".
It immediately causes a "frost fur" on the skin to sink down and feels comfortable.
It stays that way for quite a while, although in the background there are more beautiful scent chords already attracting attention. First very subtly, then more and more wrap the "pre-scent" around it, wrap it up without suppressing it.
Warm amber and tart woods and the "inky" chord of birch tar (leather). Restrained, elegant, yet powerful, the overall fragrance of "BlackSoul Imperial" comes to the fore. It lasts a very long time without changing much (only a quiet "bubbling" inside the fragrance can be heard). The Sillage is good without being obtrusive.
For my nose, the perfume fits rather into the colder season, because it seems so "densely woven and warming". And dark. The kind of darkness that is mysterious, slightly "magical" but always benevolent.
In the meantime I already got to know several scents of Ted Lapidus and each one is well made in its own way and no copy of another scent brand. Slight similarities may well exist, but independence is always in the foreground. So is "BlackSoul Imperial".
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