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Everloving
Dry.
Comfortable.
Beauty that changes but remains true to itself.
It has been said here many times - L'air du désert Marocain without "annoying" or "scratchy", the dry, warm, and deep notes alone as a perfume. Dry, woody, light.
After sniffing the tester for weeks, half-empty in my bag, because I became addicted to this scent, I had to give Mr. Laudamiel my money again.
How one manages to combine niche/avant-garde with a mass-appealing compliment magnet in such a simple fragrance is absolutely beyond me.
It smells very unique without being off-putting (like Club Design/No perfume from the same house or sometimes even LADDM from Tauer, which was too "strange" for many).
I smell and smell, and it changes hardly at all, so there must be many aroma chemicals, yet they feel so natural that my nose is almost afraid of losing this scent.
Great art that is as simply designed as the music of Erik Satie. Understandable. A feeling is conveyed, but not overly questioned. You smile at each other and feel connected.
All from The Zoo are such that my scent memory could immediately identify this fragrance from thousands of others.
Unlike other houses whose scents can be confused within the same family (Creed often smells like designer fragrances, Malle smells too complex to evoke a clear "memory"), here most are such that my nose clearly knows, "today I want to smell like this."
Comfortable.
Beauty that changes but remains true to itself.
It has been said here many times - L'air du désert Marocain without "annoying" or "scratchy", the dry, warm, and deep notes alone as a perfume. Dry, woody, light.
After sniffing the tester for weeks, half-empty in my bag, because I became addicted to this scent, I had to give Mr. Laudamiel my money again.
How one manages to combine niche/avant-garde with a mass-appealing compliment magnet in such a simple fragrance is absolutely beyond me.
It smells very unique without being off-putting (like Club Design/No perfume from the same house or sometimes even LADDM from Tauer, which was too "strange" for many).
I smell and smell, and it changes hardly at all, so there must be many aroma chemicals, yet they feel so natural that my nose is almost afraid of losing this scent.
Great art that is as simply designed as the music of Erik Satie. Understandable. A feeling is conveyed, but not overly questioned. You smile at each other and feel connected.
All from The Zoo are such that my scent memory could immediately identify this fragrance from thousands of others.
Unlike other houses whose scents can be confused within the same family (Creed often smells like designer fragrances, Malle smells too complex to evoke a clear "memory"), here most are such that my nose clearly knows, "today I want to smell like this."
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ExUser 5 years ago
A really great scent with a lot going on (both on and in it).
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