"Cashmere" begins on my arm with a bang, showcasing the full vanilla-amber spectrum. Sweet, delicious, and very cozy due to the musk, like a warm cashmere sweater, fluffy and warm. So far, so good. I'm waiting for the flowers and I'm curious how they will fit into the wool association. Suddenly, an incredibly intense scent of rhubarb rises from my arm, rhubarb with vanilla, a bit of caramel, a bit of sugar - rhubarb cake! Very delicious, with a dollop of whipped cream! Nothing about this was mentioned in the ingredient list. Whether this olfactory impression arises from the mentioned floral combination is possible. Over time, the rhubarb fades, the scent becomes even warmer, creamier, and deeper, likely thanks to the musk and sandalwood. I can't detect patchouli or incense. Only after many hours does "Cashmere" quietly fade away, without changing anymore.
Okay. I admit that "Cashmere" feels more like a fuzzy, overly warm mohair sweater for me; I could have guessed that from the mention of the two disliked partners, vanilla and amber. But for the pastry lovers among us, the unexpected rhubarb could be an interesting variant in the cake buffet. However, I miss a bit of freshness, something truly distinctive; just being delicious is definitely not enough for me.
The sillage is decent; one spray too many and the open-plan office gets murderous thoughts! And hey, if you want to wear this on a date in the evening - please dose extremely sparingly! Even the next morning, the scent is still noticeably present on me.
Wolle kratzt immer bei mir, mich juckt es schon bei der Erwähnung von Wollsachen, kratz-krazt. Und dann noch Rhabarber. Da haben sie Osmanthus nicht richtig hinbekommen. Wer weiß, was ich da wahrnehmen werde. Vanillebecher mit Sahne
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