09/17/2021
Nikolai
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Wicked ordinary - cake dough with bite
Space Cake is in a strange way a divisive fragrance. Not that the DNA and development itself are particularly polarizing here. It is rather because the fragrance evokes clear associations and firmly anchored childhood memories, most perceive this fragrance as pleasant and delicious and virtually everyone is familiar with this smell.
However, probably the very few have smelled it as a perfume so far, or even thought that such a fragrance outside the kitchen or bakery to find and also still pleasant and meaningful could be.
As has probably already become clear and is also suggested by the name, it is here about cake batter.
Who does not become attentive and curious at the fragrance pyramid, I really can not understand in the slightest. Somehow, the fragrance notes is of course clear what to expect, but I could still badly imagine how such a space cake should smell and whether the notes are actually tuned so that they smell like cake.
Space Cake smells when applied, however, truly like cake batter, in which perhaps a yeast cube has fallen too much. Quite quickly joins a sweetness, generated by the icing, the vanilla and benzoin, which is never too present, however, and is only really noticeable, so to speak, in the "aftertaste" (My equivalent of aftertaste ;)). The salted butter listed above I can not smell out specifically here, but presumably it supports the overall work and its absence would be quite noticeable.
I was really surprised at how realistically and clearly identifiable the Space Cake smells and think the idea of a cake scent is simply brilliant. It makes you feel like you've been transported back to your childhood days of trying to grab scraps of fresh, unbaked cake batter in the kitchen. The cannabis does not interfere much with this association, as it really only has a subliminal effect on the overall work. Should you be looking for a perfume that smells like cannabis and exudes stoner vibes, you are definitely not on the right track with Space Cake.
But unfortunately, the cake for me here has a little too much of that certain something that so many actually great fragrances lack (e.g. Voulez-vous coucher avec Moi ). I can not clearly identify which note disturbs me here and the actually really successful and angenehem cake fragrance shattered, but guess the already mentioned yeast. Either here is simply too much yeast contained, or - this is my personal impression - it is too synthetically intense designed, asdasshe reflects the fresh yeast in a real dough. The disturbing factor here is a bitter-mushroomy conspicuousness that disruptively intrudes on the delicious cake association.
Interesting is de facto the earth in the base note, which is once a pleasant alternative to the usual woods as a base. Funnily enough, it also does not interfere with my association with fragrant cake batter, as it is warm and sweet and comes more to the fore with time, but does not dominate. However, it is still so prevalent that I would clearly classify the fragrance as earthy. In my opinion, the earth note represents the actually very strong balance of the perfume, which I find quite remarkable due to the unconventional fragrance notes. Even after hours and increasing presence of the earth, mixed with a subtle and pleasant cannabis note, the so distinctive smell of cake batter does not give way a bit. One has really put time and know-how into this fragrance and designed it quite with consideration for balance of notes and harmony in itself - at least that's my impression.
As strange as it may seem with such a wacky perfume, the whole thing turns out to be exceedingly high-quality with a pronounced quality impression. This ranges from the ingredients and the fragrance itself (it is an Extrait de Parfum!), to the bottle and the atomizer - which atomizes finer and better than many a premium atomizer (... uh Creed *cough cough*) - to the truly terrific packaging, which is designed in the style of a plastic case of VHS tapes from the 80s. The picture of the bottle here on Parfumo does not do it justice at all. The lid is heavy and cool, qualitative and handsome. Only the imprint arouses, in my opinion, the association with a cheap fragrance that can be bought for a tenner in the hip new CBD store.
All in all, I love the idea of the fragrance. The vibe and the spirit, which are still reinforced by the packaging, have been implemented here really thoughtfully and tastefully (except for the imprint, argh).
The shelf life of Space Cake is good, he is still rudimentarily perceptible after a long working day. The sillage, on the other hand, is outstanding - even with a single spray you radiate this fragrance and is perceived by its environment well and long.
Whether you really want to smell like cake every day, is up to everyone. I personally do not want it, but would wear the fragrance quite occasionally to radiate attention and openness. He is definitely worth a test for every Parfumnerd and I can imagine that really some people would at least like to have a bottling for special occasions where it is appropriate to smell like cake with shallow earthy cannabis touch.
So a sharing could really be worthwhile!
However, probably the very few have smelled it as a perfume so far, or even thought that such a fragrance outside the kitchen or bakery to find and also still pleasant and meaningful could be.
As has probably already become clear and is also suggested by the name, it is here about cake batter.
Who does not become attentive and curious at the fragrance pyramid, I really can not understand in the slightest. Somehow, the fragrance notes is of course clear what to expect, but I could still badly imagine how such a space cake should smell and whether the notes are actually tuned so that they smell like cake.
Space Cake smells when applied, however, truly like cake batter, in which perhaps a yeast cube has fallen too much. Quite quickly joins a sweetness, generated by the icing, the vanilla and benzoin, which is never too present, however, and is only really noticeable, so to speak, in the "aftertaste" (My equivalent of aftertaste ;)). The salted butter listed above I can not smell out specifically here, but presumably it supports the overall work and its absence would be quite noticeable.
I was really surprised at how realistically and clearly identifiable the Space Cake smells and think the idea of a cake scent is simply brilliant. It makes you feel like you've been transported back to your childhood days of trying to grab scraps of fresh, unbaked cake batter in the kitchen. The cannabis does not interfere much with this association, as it really only has a subliminal effect on the overall work. Should you be looking for a perfume that smells like cannabis and exudes stoner vibes, you are definitely not on the right track with Space Cake.
But unfortunately, the cake for me here has a little too much of that certain something that so many actually great fragrances lack (e.g. Voulez-vous coucher avec Moi ). I can not clearly identify which note disturbs me here and the actually really successful and angenehem cake fragrance shattered, but guess the already mentioned yeast. Either here is simply too much yeast contained, or - this is my personal impression - it is too synthetically intense designed, asdasshe reflects the fresh yeast in a real dough. The disturbing factor here is a bitter-mushroomy conspicuousness that disruptively intrudes on the delicious cake association.
Interesting is de facto the earth in the base note, which is once a pleasant alternative to the usual woods as a base. Funnily enough, it also does not interfere with my association with fragrant cake batter, as it is warm and sweet and comes more to the fore with time, but does not dominate. However, it is still so prevalent that I would clearly classify the fragrance as earthy. In my opinion, the earth note represents the actually very strong balance of the perfume, which I find quite remarkable due to the unconventional fragrance notes. Even after hours and increasing presence of the earth, mixed with a subtle and pleasant cannabis note, the so distinctive smell of cake batter does not give way a bit. One has really put time and know-how into this fragrance and designed it quite with consideration for balance of notes and harmony in itself - at least that's my impression.
As strange as it may seem with such a wacky perfume, the whole thing turns out to be exceedingly high-quality with a pronounced quality impression. This ranges from the ingredients and the fragrance itself (it is an Extrait de Parfum!), to the bottle and the atomizer - which atomizes finer and better than many a premium atomizer (... uh Creed *cough cough*) - to the truly terrific packaging, which is designed in the style of a plastic case of VHS tapes from the 80s. The picture of the bottle here on Parfumo does not do it justice at all. The lid is heavy and cool, qualitative and handsome. Only the imprint arouses, in my opinion, the association with a cheap fragrance that can be bought for a tenner in the hip new CBD store.
All in all, I love the idea of the fragrance. The vibe and the spirit, which are still reinforced by the packaging, have been implemented here really thoughtfully and tastefully (except for the imprint, argh).
The shelf life of Space Cake is good, he is still rudimentarily perceptible after a long working day. The sillage, on the other hand, is outstanding - even with a single spray you radiate this fragrance and is perceived by its environment well and long.
Whether you really want to smell like cake every day, is up to everyone. I personally do not want it, but would wear the fragrance quite occasionally to radiate attention and openness. He is definitely worth a test for every Parfumnerd and I can imagine that really some people would at least like to have a bottling for special occasions where it is appropriate to smell like cake with shallow earthy cannabis touch.
So a sharing could really be worthwhile!
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