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04/27/2019
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The steppe
There are many perfumes named after the name of an animal, but they don't keep this promise regarding their effect and aura. With antelope, however, this is quite different. This perfume rightly bears his name. Antelopes are very aesthetic, elegant and shy creatures. The old and unfortunately no longer existing house Weil had captured the magic of this animal in its name giving scent. And in my opinion this was more than successful.
The fragrance
An airy-citric start from light aldehydes opens the top note with gentle hints of spices that still remain in the background. In my opinion, these are nuances of cinnamon bark and nutmeg. Relatively quickly follows the heart note from an armada of spicy, dry and not sweet flowers. A delicately animalic jasmine and a herb-green rose stand out the most for me. This flowery impression is superimposed by Iris who covers everything like the dusty sand in the steppe of the Kalahari. All components are already wonderfully interwoven at this time, but what makes antelope so special is its leathery, delicate base note. A slightly sweaty sour leather appears and the spices that were visible at the beginning come back and intensify. Ultra delicate and filigree-animalic. An earthy-nutty vetiver and a dry, powdery-warm amber chord underline this highly aesthetic base perfectly.
Conclusion
Antelope is the shy dynamic of elegance. As delicate and elegant as the animal it was named after. There's nothing loud or intrusive here. Despite its relatively quiet appearance, the perfume has an enormous presence and endurance. It's literally too fast to be noticed for long. But if it is, it's like this aesthetic creature is standing right in front of you. Proud,powerful,free but with a very shy reserve. Antelope symbolizes the wild and fragile aesthetics of women. In my opinion, this comparison has been an excellent one. Antelope is like the silhouette of this animal in the sunset of the Kalahari Steppe.
Admirable but too shy to be touched.
Unless you win their trust!
The fragrance
An airy-citric start from light aldehydes opens the top note with gentle hints of spices that still remain in the background. In my opinion, these are nuances of cinnamon bark and nutmeg. Relatively quickly follows the heart note from an armada of spicy, dry and not sweet flowers. A delicately animalic jasmine and a herb-green rose stand out the most for me. This flowery impression is superimposed by Iris who covers everything like the dusty sand in the steppe of the Kalahari. All components are already wonderfully interwoven at this time, but what makes antelope so special is its leathery, delicate base note. A slightly sweaty sour leather appears and the spices that were visible at the beginning come back and intensify. Ultra delicate and filigree-animalic. An earthy-nutty vetiver and a dry, powdery-warm amber chord underline this highly aesthetic base perfectly.
Conclusion
Antelope is the shy dynamic of elegance. As delicate and elegant as the animal it was named after. There's nothing loud or intrusive here. Despite its relatively quiet appearance, the perfume has an enormous presence and endurance. It's literally too fast to be noticed for long. But if it is, it's like this aesthetic creature is standing right in front of you. Proud,powerful,free but with a very shy reserve. Antelope symbolizes the wild and fragile aesthetics of women. In my opinion, this comparison has been an excellent one. Antelope is like the silhouette of this animal in the sunset of the Kalahari Steppe.
Admirable but too shy to be touched.
Unless you win their trust!
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