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03/09/2024
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"Herbs of Provence"...
That could also be the name of this great fragrance. Because there are at least 4 of them in here. Firstly, the "classic blue" with the aromatic-floral leaves and blossoms.
Then the mint, which evokes a cool freshness, in green-turquoise. The sage provides delicately bitter notes. Then there are the delicate flowers! Not those that carry a slightly penetrating sweetness, but those that are infused with a Mediterranean, rosy-jasmine-like, delicate floral note. Then there is the "woody" aspect, which is reminiscent of a light coastal forest. Cedars and cypresses, pines. Beach pines, plus fine mosses that form dense cushions on the north side of the trunks, "fertilized" by humid sea air.
Above an "ice-blue" sky and pleasant warmth from the sun! For me, today's "vintage treasure", which to my nose smells neither like Cool Water Eau de Toilette nor Green Irish Tweed. It's a unique, well-chosen blend of these "herbs de Provence", the mix of flowers, spices and "aquatic" marine notes including moss and wood. A little question in passing:... "How do they do it at such a low price?" ???? Almost "niche" for me ;-))
Then the mint, which evokes a cool freshness, in green-turquoise. The sage provides delicately bitter notes. Then there are the delicate flowers! Not those that carry a slightly penetrating sweetness, but those that are infused with a Mediterranean, rosy-jasmine-like, delicate floral note. Then there is the "woody" aspect, which is reminiscent of a light coastal forest. Cedars and cypresses, pines. Beach pines, plus fine mosses that form dense cushions on the north side of the trunks, "fertilized" by humid sea air.
Above an "ice-blue" sky and pleasant warmth from the sun! For me, today's "vintage treasure", which to my nose smells neither like Cool Water Eau de Toilette nor Green Irish Tweed. It's a unique, well-chosen blend of these "herbs de Provence", the mix of flowers, spices and "aquatic" marine notes including moss and wood. A little question in passing:... "How do they do it at such a low price?" ???? Almost "niche" for me ;-))
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