Room Service Vilhelm Parfumerie 2015

Where does this wonderful freshness in "Room Service" come from?
This scent reminds me of fluffy towels, dried in the wind and sun, making them soft and absorbent.
A piece of luxury in fragrant cleanliness that I love to surround myself with.

Blackberries contribute their slightly earthy-dark aroma at the beginning; the mandarin here is juicy and fresh, without its often criticized slight synthetic touch.
The pink orchid does not come across as powerfully sweet and heavy like many of its sisters; this is very pleasant; it does not dominate.
Rather, it emphasizes the slightly old-fashioned naturalness of the violet.
Violet scent is not just a herald of spring for me; it also conjures the image of large, elegant Florentine hats with long ribbons and those very violet bouquets before my inner eye - and of course pure sunshine.
So far, it is a light, finely fruity-floral essence that develops on my skin.
Probably bamboo, refreshingly herbaceous, green, and lively, like a little brook hopping over pebbles, is the secret of this fragrant pleasure.
Surprisingly well, the deep, sensual amber note fits this light-footed friendly "water"; it is meant to be so, nothing overwhelms or steps into the foreground.
A subtly tuned little orchestra is already playing, bringing joy to the senses.
Sandalwood, a good and well-liked friend of mine, harmoniously accompanies the current scent development.
And even musk, sometimes felt to be the downfall of many fragrance creations, has been dosed here with much sensitivity: as a pleasant nuance that proves to be an additional stabilizer of this airy scent fabric in the base.
It wonderfully succeeds in composing a finely tuned symphony from these various fruity, floral, and slightly erotic components that does not become boring.

"Room Service" is of course neither powerful nor long-lasting, but still a lovely surprise.
The bottle with its stylized waves - as I see it - harmoniously underscores the content I experienced.
Once again, hair is an excellent scent carrier.
A few spritzes of "Room Service" spread a buoyancy that reminds me of a light summer breeze.
Thus, I encounter a fragrance that, while not a "must" in the large market of scents, represents a nice change and thus already has its right to exist.
If this "Room Service" would also bring me these fragrant fresh towels twice a day - that would be lovely!