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Notes02/21/2021
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Those who test fragrances from the house of Xerjoff often come across creations that literally bite into the skin and also know how to contaminate entire building complexes. However, this contamination takes place in a not so unpleasant way, which is due to the often airy sillage, which I could already detect with "Naxos" or also "Fars" from the Oud Stars collection. The fragrances are wahrnehmar, but hardly disturbing, as long as you do not completely overdo it when spraying in the morning.
With "Accento", the fruit fragrance in the more than probably eye-catching plush or velvet flacon, it's not much different - a sillage to the country of origin of the fruits used here, but incredibly transparent. The own nose, however, fades this actually very pleasant fruitling very quickly and that even with careful spraying. Normally, the adaptation process always starts when half the contents of the bottle lands on the skin or clothing. Here, three careful sprays from the mini atomizer, which, as we know, only delivers small amounts per spray unit, are enough to make the scent very quickly perceived only very faintly. This fragrance blindness is somewhat regrettable, it is "Accento" a really suitable for everyday use, for the spring and summer in itself predestined perfume.
The prelude is fruity-citrusy. A prominent pineapple note as in Creed's bestseller comes here, contrary to what the fragrance pyramid would suggest, less to the fore. However, its presence can be sensed, but not really smelled out due to the presence of other fruits. In general, I like that this fruit cocktail doesn't have that scratchiness often typical of fruit scents, which immediately makes me feel reminded of cheap shower gel. Here everything is relatively soft, for a few moments also very airy, almost aquatic.
With the insertion of a not at all lipstick-scented iris, it tingles pleasantly in the nose shortly thereafter and the composition gets a few rough edges to stand out from other 'ordinary' fruit scents. This would actually also describe the scent progression.
Conclusion:
"Accento" is for me, to sum it up, a pleasant fragrance, where I can understand that he finds his lovers. The fruit fragrance already in my collection, however, he could never replace. It lacks a bit of refinement, at least in my personal opinion. The fast-onset fragrance blindness I also already mentioned.
With "Accento", the fruit fragrance in the more than probably eye-catching plush or velvet flacon, it's not much different - a sillage to the country of origin of the fruits used here, but incredibly transparent. The own nose, however, fades this actually very pleasant fruitling very quickly and that even with careful spraying. Normally, the adaptation process always starts when half the contents of the bottle lands on the skin or clothing. Here, three careful sprays from the mini atomizer, which, as we know, only delivers small amounts per spray unit, are enough to make the scent very quickly perceived only very faintly. This fragrance blindness is somewhat regrettable, it is "Accento" a really suitable for everyday use, for the spring and summer in itself predestined perfume.
The prelude is fruity-citrusy. A prominent pineapple note as in Creed's bestseller comes here, contrary to what the fragrance pyramid would suggest, less to the fore. However, its presence can be sensed, but not really smelled out due to the presence of other fruits. In general, I like that this fruit cocktail doesn't have that scratchiness often typical of fruit scents, which immediately makes me feel reminded of cheap shower gel. Here everything is relatively soft, for a few moments also very airy, almost aquatic.
With the insertion of a not at all lipstick-scented iris, it tingles pleasantly in the nose shortly thereafter and the composition gets a few rough edges to stand out from other 'ordinary' fruit scents. This would actually also describe the scent progression.
Conclusion:
"Accento" is for me, to sum it up, a pleasant fragrance, where I can understand that he finds his lovers. The fruit fragrance already in my collection, however, he could never replace. It lacks a bit of refinement, at least in my personal opinion. The fast-onset fragrance blindness I also already mentioned.
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