07/27/2021
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Yves semi-leather
Just another day on Parfumoternia. Bald Man, also known as Prince Bastian, had recently successfully repelled the wild souk horde and now devoted himself to testing YSL Wild Leather, Yves Semi-Leather. As Prince, he always wore his blond wig, which was why he was called Blondie. Actually, that's how he was called friends. So he was now spraying on the scent courageously, already tinkering with a comment full of wit and wordplay. But suddenly he heard the voice of the sorceress, who was the only one who knew his secret: "Soon Man, we need you! The dark forces are breaking through the fortress, the Worldstone is in danger!"
"Alright, Gandixeress, I'm on my way!"
So he rushed to his tiger (actually a chicken) and spoke the magic formula, "By the power of Baldhead, I have the hair tonic!"
Off went the wild ride, his warhorse, or rather his oversized giant chicken, Battle Polly, struck.
As he did so, he became aware of the scent of perfume. At first leather peeled out, which was slightly sweet, Soon Man thought of something licorice. Soon vanilla added itself, which added a new facet to the leather, drawing it milder while not making it too gourmand and sweet at all. Rather, the scent was balanced, the leather full-bodied and present even though it smelled rather moderate in itself. The licorice was joined by a woody note, rather delicate and also sweetish, the guaiac wood strengthened this side of Wild Leather.
While Bald Man rode and pondered like this, his wig fluttered away due to the strong wind. Annoying. Arriving bald at the castle, he instantly grabbed his hair tonic, poured it liberally on his head, and with wild battle cries, charged at the fiends trying to enter the castle. Gandixeress, meanwhile, conjured up buckets of scents with a skunk accord to ward off the foes. Anyway - to fast-forward a bit - only Bald Man and his antagonist, a man with a full head of long hair, ended up facing each other. Bald Man attacked, slipped on his wig somehow scattered here, and accidentally poured the hair water on the unnamed antagonist who was directly transformed into a HUGE hair tuft entity.
"And of course, nothing grows on my plate..." grumbled Bald Man. So once again he and the sorceress beat the opponents.
Battle Polly meanwhile sniffed at Prince Bastian and Wild Leather again. Here she noticed that the scent had almost disappeared and became a mushy potpourri. Very pleasing, now rather suede freshly impregnated, plus a slightly tart leg note.
Joking aside, Wild Leather is not wild but quite the opposite, the fragrance is tamed. This is absolutely fine because here we have the rarely working attempt to combine leather, make it more pleasing and accessible to a wider mass. Vanilla and similar consorts have been incorporated wisely, the leather doesn't drown in it. So: YSL - Wild Leather is a good entry-level scent as far as leather is concerned. Likewise, it is suitable for friends of moderate leather smell.
With thanks to Gandixeress and Bald Man aka Prince Bastian.
"Alright, Gandixeress, I'm on my way!"
So he rushed to his tiger (actually a chicken) and spoke the magic formula, "By the power of Baldhead, I have the hair tonic!"
Off went the wild ride, his warhorse, or rather his oversized giant chicken, Battle Polly, struck.
As he did so, he became aware of the scent of perfume. At first leather peeled out, which was slightly sweet, Soon Man thought of something licorice. Soon vanilla added itself, which added a new facet to the leather, drawing it milder while not making it too gourmand and sweet at all. Rather, the scent was balanced, the leather full-bodied and present even though it smelled rather moderate in itself. The licorice was joined by a woody note, rather delicate and also sweetish, the guaiac wood strengthened this side of Wild Leather.
While Bald Man rode and pondered like this, his wig fluttered away due to the strong wind. Annoying. Arriving bald at the castle, he instantly grabbed his hair tonic, poured it liberally on his head, and with wild battle cries, charged at the fiends trying to enter the castle. Gandixeress, meanwhile, conjured up buckets of scents with a skunk accord to ward off the foes. Anyway - to fast-forward a bit - only Bald Man and his antagonist, a man with a full head of long hair, ended up facing each other. Bald Man attacked, slipped on his wig somehow scattered here, and accidentally poured the hair water on the unnamed antagonist who was directly transformed into a HUGE hair tuft entity.
"And of course, nothing grows on my plate..." grumbled Bald Man. So once again he and the sorceress beat the opponents.
Battle Polly meanwhile sniffed at Prince Bastian and Wild Leather again. Here she noticed that the scent had almost disappeared and became a mushy potpourri. Very pleasing, now rather suede freshly impregnated, plus a slightly tart leg note.
Joking aside, Wild Leather is not wild but quite the opposite, the fragrance is tamed. This is absolutely fine because here we have the rarely working attempt to combine leather, make it more pleasing and accessible to a wider mass. Vanilla and similar consorts have been incorporated wisely, the leather doesn't drown in it. So: YSL - Wild Leather is a good entry-level scent as far as leather is concerned. Likewise, it is suitable for friends of moderate leather smell.
With thanks to Gandixeress and Bald Man aka Prince Bastian.
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