
Prokion
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IHR* - would have suited her.
Even if both symbols intertwine,.... no, it is not unisex.
On the skin, it starts deeply floral. Like at the chopping table of a flower shop. Freshly cut flower stems green, resinous, bitter, slightly sour. And it feels dry. It has many tiny vibrating corners and edges. This initial canon lasts a long time. After a while, it becomes a bit silkier, almost powdery. Gradually, the scent profile begins to cloud over. It becomes a bit grayer and denser. And I would say it becomes dirtier, earthier. Described with human attributes, it takes on a slightly ordinary quality. It becomes somewhat condescending from within but also simultaneously demanding.
The scent remains in this state for quite a while. When it starts to fade, it becomes earthier again and (I can't think of a better description) has a slight hint of musty compost. And that smells good!
In the end, a note remains that I would compare to the smell of a pile of leaves raked together in a park meadow in the autumn morning mist. Sounds strange, but it smells grand.
Conclusion:
Very natural. Extremely high quality. But....... it is a sad scent. It has something melancholic, withdrawn about it. Although intensely tested, I would never wear it. It is a deeply feminine scent. I have thought long about who could wear it.
I believe SHE.... yes, IHR* would have suited her.
Bottle:
Simple but good. Feels quite heavy. However, it was flat-bellied and not cylindrical as shown above.
Longevity:
It easily lasts 8 - 10 hours.
* I mean Jean Seberg.
(This picture of her. Short hair. Black-and-white striped dress, cigarette in her right hand).
What a woman, what a scent.
On the skin, it starts deeply floral. Like at the chopping table of a flower shop. Freshly cut flower stems green, resinous, bitter, slightly sour. And it feels dry. It has many tiny vibrating corners and edges. This initial canon lasts a long time. After a while, it becomes a bit silkier, almost powdery. Gradually, the scent profile begins to cloud over. It becomes a bit grayer and denser. And I would say it becomes dirtier, earthier. Described with human attributes, it takes on a slightly ordinary quality. It becomes somewhat condescending from within but also simultaneously demanding.
The scent remains in this state for quite a while. When it starts to fade, it becomes earthier again and (I can't think of a better description) has a slight hint of musty compost. And that smells good!
In the end, a note remains that I would compare to the smell of a pile of leaves raked together in a park meadow in the autumn morning mist. Sounds strange, but it smells grand.
Conclusion:
Very natural. Extremely high quality. But....... it is a sad scent. It has something melancholic, withdrawn about it. Although intensely tested, I would never wear it. It is a deeply feminine scent. I have thought long about who could wear it.
I believe SHE.... yes, IHR* would have suited her.
Bottle:
Simple but good. Feels quite heavy. However, it was flat-bellied and not cylindrical as shown above.
Longevity:
It easily lasts 8 - 10 hours.
* I mean Jean Seberg.
(This picture of her. Short hair. Black-and-white striped dress, cigarette in her right hand).
What a woman, what a scent.
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Top Notes
Geranium
Cardamom
Ylang-ylang
Bergamot
Heart Notes
Jasmine
Cistus
Suede
Cumin
Styrax
Base Notes
Musk
Oak wood
Birch tar
Cedarwood
Patchouli
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Ergoproxy
Seejungfrau
Sonnenwende
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