05/08/2019

Chanelle
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Let fat women be around me!
My last comment before the Düsseldorfer Duftstars (promised!) is also my 2nd to this fragrance, which I don't love as much anymore as shortly after its launch. At that time I did nothing good for my environment, because I used it gladly, often and in high doses...and found it incredibly sexy. So was my lover at the time, by the way. Today - probably because of the November weather in May - I suddenly felt like smelling the vintage boudoir (still the one with the metal lid) again.
But the seven years are probably long gone. I mean the 7-year life-age cycle, which is said to bring about a change. As far as Boudoir is concerned, I can hardly comprehend my obsession with it at the time.
In the meantime I have experienced some anecdotes with and through him, and one of them has remained especially in my memory: I came into conversation with a good-humoured, attractive, albeit rather curvy girl (40+) and of course it was about fragrances. She loved Boudoir as much as I did and put up the thesis that he was made for "full women". SizeZero is not suitable for this firecracker. It only goes with colorful Rubens women. Over the next few years, I realized there was something to it. Mollies love him, asparagus rather less. Pale gray hunger hooks loathe him. Is that what Madame Westwood wanted? I don't know.
My old boudoir has not changed imho, it is warm, powdery, sweet and heavy. Cinnamon and orange blossom play leading roles. It lasts a day or two and you can probably still smell it from the moon. But I guess I've fallen in love...
But the seven years are probably long gone. I mean the 7-year life-age cycle, which is said to bring about a change. As far as Boudoir is concerned, I can hardly comprehend my obsession with it at the time.
In the meantime I have experienced some anecdotes with and through him, and one of them has remained especially in my memory: I came into conversation with a good-humoured, attractive, albeit rather curvy girl (40+) and of course it was about fragrances. She loved Boudoir as much as I did and put up the thesis that he was made for "full women". SizeZero is not suitable for this firecracker. It only goes with colorful Rubens women. Over the next few years, I realized there was something to it. Mollies love him, asparagus rather less. Pale gray hunger hooks loathe him. Is that what Madame Westwood wanted? I don't know.
My old boudoir has not changed imho, it is warm, powdery, sweet and heavy. Cinnamon and orange blossom play leading roles. It lasts a day or two and you can probably still smell it from the moon. But I guess I've fallen in love...
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