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09/16/2021
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My new companion for the winter?
I only ordered a sample of Lillipur because I miss the Dsquared Potion. In 2011, the Potion has accompanied me through the winter, until I have lost him at some point from the eye. Last year it came back to my mind, but unfortunately I had to realize that this fragrance is no longer produced. Through Parfumo I then learned that the Lillipur is supposed to be similar to the Potion and immediately ordered me a sample.
A few days ago we then had the first cool evening and I finally dared to apply this fragrance. 2-3 sprays, wooooooow the prelude is like Potion. I can't really describe the scent at all, it's a mix of herbal and sweet with the herbs predominating. Back with the Potion, my friends always said it reminded them of Jägermeister? Compared to the Potion, which keeps the note of the prelude for the entire duration, the Lillipur changes after a few minutes. The note from the prelude remains, but woody and spicy nuances mix in. Clearly, however, I perceive cinnamon and incense, which alternately push their way to the fore every now and then. It's sweet and you might think it's a gourmand scent, but the incense fights against the sweetness, so somehow the scent doesn't fall into the gourmand category. For me, the incense dominates and keeps all the other notes under it, which is not a bad thing but a really good thing. The incense ensures that it is not too sweet and not too spicy.
A really nice fragrance that doesn't quite measure up to my favorite at the time, the Potion.
However, I still have to think about whether I get me this winter the Lillipur as a new winter fragrance.
A few days ago we then had the first cool evening and I finally dared to apply this fragrance. 2-3 sprays, wooooooow the prelude is like Potion. I can't really describe the scent at all, it's a mix of herbal and sweet with the herbs predominating. Back with the Potion, my friends always said it reminded them of Jägermeister? Compared to the Potion, which keeps the note of the prelude for the entire duration, the Lillipur changes after a few minutes. The note from the prelude remains, but woody and spicy nuances mix in. Clearly, however, I perceive cinnamon and incense, which alternately push their way to the fore every now and then. It's sweet and you might think it's a gourmand scent, but the incense fights against the sweetness, so somehow the scent doesn't fall into the gourmand category. For me, the incense dominates and keeps all the other notes under it, which is not a bad thing but a really good thing. The incense ensures that it is not too sweet and not too spicy.
A really nice fragrance that doesn't quite measure up to my favorite at the time, the Potion.
However, I still have to think about whether I get me this winter the Lillipur as a new winter fragrance.
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