Neroli
Bergamot
Musk
Cotton
09/06/2024
Boje
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Very helpful Review
A Giacobetti from the leftover ramp
Today it's all about Zara's Popeline Blanche. I have been wearing the laundry fragrance regularly for 6 weeks.
I discovered the perfume by chance. I was wandering through the alleyways and into Zara. There I tried 4 out of 40 fragrances and found Popeline. It wasn't from this global brand, I decided.
Popeline was not dupey, as I am used to from Zara, nor was it ostentatious. The scent was a breezy bergamot neroli of the great-grandmotherly kind, which I really liked.
Without a second thought, I went ahead with the purchase. The perfume, which was actually sold out, was handed to me in another store. The stock was reduced to around €10.
The Giacobetti from the leftover ramp convinced me, then as now.
The scent tickles the nose with spicy green neroli bergamot. Pleasant laundry scents soon become more dominant and a fresh floral, cool sparkle finally remains.
What I find particularly special about the fragrance is that it does not exert any manipulative power. It is consistently staid, humble and narrow-minded. No panty drops.
The fresh, aromatic 4711-like fabric softener scent is high-quality and well composed. There is something masculine in the slightly tangy scent. It also comes across as Victorian rigid, but modern and concise.
Popeline Blanche works best after freshening up for the day or at night. One spritz is enough for 1.5 hours of perceptible fragrance.
As a daytime fragrance in midsummer, I would find it only so-so. It is too delicate and too soft, especially towards the base, to hold its own in shimmering tar heat.
I don't recommend PB at all for the public sphere, formal occasions, because it doesn't dress in the slightest.
Bottom line, in its field a good product with very good price performance, recommendation. I will continue to wear it. Possibly a Hermes Cologne will outstrip it at some point.
...that is, when it snows again.
I discovered the perfume by chance. I was wandering through the alleyways and into Zara. There I tried 4 out of 40 fragrances and found Popeline. It wasn't from this global brand, I decided.
Popeline was not dupey, as I am used to from Zara, nor was it ostentatious. The scent was a breezy bergamot neroli of the great-grandmotherly kind, which I really liked.
Without a second thought, I went ahead with the purchase. The perfume, which was actually sold out, was handed to me in another store. The stock was reduced to around €10.
The Giacobetti from the leftover ramp convinced me, then as now.
The scent tickles the nose with spicy green neroli bergamot. Pleasant laundry scents soon become more dominant and a fresh floral, cool sparkle finally remains.
What I find particularly special about the fragrance is that it does not exert any manipulative power. It is consistently staid, humble and narrow-minded. No panty drops.
The fresh, aromatic 4711-like fabric softener scent is high-quality and well composed. There is something masculine in the slightly tangy scent. It also comes across as Victorian rigid, but modern and concise.
Popeline Blanche works best after freshening up for the day or at night. One spritz is enough for 1.5 hours of perceptible fragrance.
As a daytime fragrance in midsummer, I would find it only so-so. It is too delicate and too soft, especially towards the base, to hold its own in shimmering tar heat.
I don't recommend PB at all for the public sphere, formal occasions, because it doesn't dress in the slightest.
Bottom line, in its field a good product with very good price performance, recommendation. I will continue to wear it. Possibly a Hermes Cologne will outstrip it at some point.
...that is, when it snows again.
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