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Summer, sun, sunscreen
The very first sprayer picks me up to disappear with me to the beach.
The fragrance is dense and creamy on the skin, but it's not just this consistency that reminds me of sun cream: the combination of coconut on white flowers, accompanied by a light spiciness, is also very reminiscent of the daily companion on a beach vacation
The fragrance retains this basic character even after the opening, when the coconut note loses some of its intensity and makes way for the tuberose.
Behind these distinct fragrance notes, light tobacco, davana and a completely unadulterated rum combine to create a creamy, subtly sweet base.
Coriander and pepper prevent the fragrance from drifting too far in the direction of teenage girl and give it a somewhat more grown-up, spicy feel. Of course, without making it really grown-up or even old.
If I had to categorize it somehow, it would probably be more young than old, perhaps more feminine than masculine in the classic sense. But let's be honest: sun cream knows neither age nor gender.
The fragrance is dense and creamy on the skin, but it's not just this consistency that reminds me of sun cream: the combination of coconut on white flowers, accompanied by a light spiciness, is also very reminiscent of the daily companion on a beach vacation
The fragrance retains this basic character even after the opening, when the coconut note loses some of its intensity and makes way for the tuberose.
Behind these distinct fragrance notes, light tobacco, davana and a completely unadulterated rum combine to create a creamy, subtly sweet base.
Coriander and pepper prevent the fragrance from drifting too far in the direction of teenage girl and give it a somewhat more grown-up, spicy feel. Of course, without making it really grown-up or even old.
If I had to categorize it somehow, it would probably be more young than old, perhaps more feminine than masculine in the classic sense. But let's be honest: sun cream knows neither age nor gender.
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V37 29 days ago
Whisky in the morning
If Jean-Baptiste Grenouille had brewed a perfume out of Lemmy Kilmister, I would imagine it would be something like this.
At least in the opening, because it's almost as brute and unapologetically masculine as Lemmy was musically at his best:
Whisky,...
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