Caregiver Argentum
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Perfume with special techniques and smell of rotten wood
Caregiver uses a special technique rather than using alcohol-base, common among all other perfumes.
In terms of fragrance, it gives off different scents on skin than on clothes. On skin, the smell of rotten woods dominates and lingers for hours. The bitterness and coldness are sharp and distinct on skin. However, on clothes, the fragrance is softer and sweeter compared with that on skin and you can smell a bit of violet or some sorts of floral scent, absent on skin. The floral scent stays fairly short, unfortunately.
As to the inspiration about Greek mythology, I don't think Caregiver could represent the vibe of Demeter. Demeter is the goddess of harvest and agriculture, while Caregiver gives off the smell of some dark forest with decayed leaves and animal bones. Caregiver's vibe somehow resembles that of Artemis, the goddess of moon and hunting in Greek mythology since we generally associate coldness with moon.
Overall, Caregiver is a well-structured perfume but hardly can a person think of occasions to wear it.
In terms of fragrance, it gives off different scents on skin than on clothes. On skin, the smell of rotten woods dominates and lingers for hours. The bitterness and coldness are sharp and distinct on skin. However, on clothes, the fragrance is softer and sweeter compared with that on skin and you can smell a bit of violet or some sorts of floral scent, absent on skin. The floral scent stays fairly short, unfortunately.
As to the inspiration about Greek mythology, I don't think Caregiver could represent the vibe of Demeter. Demeter is the goddess of harvest and agriculture, while Caregiver gives off the smell of some dark forest with decayed leaves and animal bones. Caregiver's vibe somehow resembles that of Artemis, the goddess of moon and hunting in Greek mythology since we generally associate coldness with moon.
Overall, Caregiver is a well-structured perfume but hardly can a person think of occasions to wear it.