10/06/2023
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Zara doesn't give a f***
Zara has a real sense of humor. Or gives industry the finger. Or lets school trainees do the final inspection of its products. But probably they can simply afford it or it is them schnurzpiepegal.
Since one buys one of the best perfumers and writes his name wrong on the bottle (admittedly with the new no longer). Or spells names of the fragrances at best maximum creative ("Royal Fressia" - who does not know them, the flowering Fressien). Or messes up the arrangement of the words (unless the fragrance is really called "Red Zara Temptation" lately). Would not surprise me with the mass of fragrances that Zara throws in the worst sense of fast fashion on the market, if the quality control also Alberto Gorillas waved through.
At the same time, many of Zara's newer fragrance creations are actually surprisingly well done. As with everything else, they suck up the trends, copy them quickly and rotzen them cheaply on the market. Good, of course, for people on a tight budget. Especially if you do not want to smell cheap.
Because also "Sand Desert..." smells really good. Initially still slightly (incense) smoky, it quickly becomes sweet-gourmandig, cinnamon-vanillig with delicious development to the Schokoladigem. The orange note flashes on my skin only slightly, it remains essentially the vanilla with mild spice. For a zara fragrance, the longevity is really okay, so 5-6 hours I perceive it well, while not projecting obtrusively. For an EdP, however, mediocre at best. For autumn / winter it is a really pleasant fragrance, both casual and evening.
As with Zara unfortunately almost always usual is the disastrous sprayer. Lousy plastic quality, which also times like to give up the ghost and just still so useful nebulizes. But at the discount price must be made just cutbacks.
Since one buys one of the best perfumers and writes his name wrong on the bottle (admittedly with the new no longer). Or spells names of the fragrances at best maximum creative ("Royal Fressia" - who does not know them, the flowering Fressien). Or messes up the arrangement of the words (unless the fragrance is really called "Red Zara Temptation" lately). Would not surprise me with the mass of fragrances that Zara throws in the worst sense of fast fashion on the market, if the quality control also Alberto Gorillas waved through.
At the same time, many of Zara's newer fragrance creations are actually surprisingly well done. As with everything else, they suck up the trends, copy them quickly and rotzen them cheaply on the market. Good, of course, for people on a tight budget. Especially if you do not want to smell cheap.
Because also "Sand Desert..." smells really good. Initially still slightly (incense) smoky, it quickly becomes sweet-gourmandig, cinnamon-vanillig with delicious development to the Schokoladigem. The orange note flashes on my skin only slightly, it remains essentially the vanilla with mild spice. For a zara fragrance, the longevity is really okay, so 5-6 hours I perceive it well, while not projecting obtrusively. For an EdP, however, mediocre at best. For autumn / winter it is a really pleasant fragrance, both casual and evening.
As with Zara unfortunately almost always usual is the disastrous sprayer. Lousy plastic quality, which also times like to give up the ghost and just still so useful nebulizes. But at the discount price must be made just cutbacks.
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