Blanc-À-Porter Zara
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Zara once again...
Hach, Zara....
Once again you've managed to surprise me completely.
It's sale time again, I'm rummaging aimlessly through the store, then I spray here and there on the fragrance shelf, there's an inconspicuous, transparent bottle for 9.99 euros, not expecting anything, but suddenly: holla, what's that good? Ethereal, molecule-like, fresh and absolutely surprising, it comes to me from the meaningless bottle, direct associations with Molecule01 and the like...
What a beautiful, unexpected fragrance pleasure at a bargain price, can that really be?
I spray the fragrance on my sweater and continue to walk through the store, always accompanied by a gentle whiff of a slightly woody, fresh scent that gives me real feel-good vibes. Very synthetic, of course, but also light and delicate, close to the skin - not a sillage monster, not a firecracker, but subtle and gentle.
A fragrance that makes you want to cuddle up with the wearer.
by the way: Blanc-A-Porter is declared as a women's fragrance. Complete nonsense: an absolutely unisex fragrance. You can't get more unisex than that.
Like all fragrances at Zara: forget the male-female categories! I've never understood why fragrances have to be gendered anyway.
Therefore:
Men! Be sure to check out the women's perfume section at Zara!
Women! Make sure you also check the men's perfume department at Zara! Otherwise you could miss out on really great fragrances for a great price.
But back to Blanc-a-Porter: Zara writes on the packaging that it is a molecular fragrance that is specially designed for layering to create your own fragrance creations.
I can imagine that very well! But I also like it worn on its own, and anyone who likes this type of fragrance should definitely give it a chance.
For the low price anyway. I have no idea how Zara always manages to get such quality for such a ridiculously low price. In this case, it was a particularly nice surprise for me because the fragrance doesn't "clone" a well-known bestselling designer fragrance, but rather serves a special niche. Chapeau, Zara!
Once again you've managed to surprise me completely.
It's sale time again, I'm rummaging aimlessly through the store, then I spray here and there on the fragrance shelf, there's an inconspicuous, transparent bottle for 9.99 euros, not expecting anything, but suddenly: holla, what's that good? Ethereal, molecule-like, fresh and absolutely surprising, it comes to me from the meaningless bottle, direct associations with Molecule01 and the like...
What a beautiful, unexpected fragrance pleasure at a bargain price, can that really be?
I spray the fragrance on my sweater and continue to walk through the store, always accompanied by a gentle whiff of a slightly woody, fresh scent that gives me real feel-good vibes. Very synthetic, of course, but also light and delicate, close to the skin - not a sillage monster, not a firecracker, but subtle and gentle.
A fragrance that makes you want to cuddle up with the wearer.
by the way: Blanc-A-Porter is declared as a women's fragrance. Complete nonsense: an absolutely unisex fragrance. You can't get more unisex than that.
Like all fragrances at Zara: forget the male-female categories! I've never understood why fragrances have to be gendered anyway.
Therefore:
Men! Be sure to check out the women's perfume section at Zara!
Women! Make sure you also check the men's perfume department at Zara! Otherwise you could miss out on really great fragrances for a great price.
But back to Blanc-a-Porter: Zara writes on the packaging that it is a molecular fragrance that is specially designed for layering to create your own fragrance creations.
I can imagine that very well! But I also like it worn on its own, and anyone who likes this type of fragrance should definitely give it a chance.
For the low price anyway. I have no idea how Zara always manages to get such quality for such a ridiculously low price. In this case, it was a particularly nice surprise for me because the fragrance doesn't "clone" a well-known bestselling designer fragrance, but rather serves a special niche. Chapeau, Zara!
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