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Ironheart
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Good Decision....
....to launch a slightly more robust variant of a 'summer scent' on the market. Why should one always present strong, opulent fragrances during the colder season?
At the start, I perceive the familiar fresh scent of L'Eau d'Issey Miyake Pour Homme. It's almost 1:1. But after a short time (about 5 - 10 minutes), there is a change: the freshness gives way to more robust notes. I can't say which fragrance notes are responsible for this robust change. But that's not really important. What matters is that the herb-fresh combination is very well done. And it is.
Admittedly, I thought long about whether I needed a fresh perfume for cold days. In a weak moment, I then went for it and haven't regretted it so far.
I can recommend L'Eau d'Issey Miyake Pour Homme Noir Absolu to anyone who enjoys wearing fresh fragrances and doesn't always want to rely on heavy perfumes even in sub-zero temperatures.
By the way, there is supposed to be a winter edition again this year.
At the start, I perceive the familiar fresh scent of L'Eau d'Issey Miyake Pour Homme. It's almost 1:1. But after a short time (about 5 - 10 minutes), there is a change: the freshness gives way to more robust notes. I can't say which fragrance notes are responsible for this robust change. But that's not really important. What matters is that the herb-fresh combination is very well done. And it is.
Admittedly, I thought long about whether I needed a fresh perfume for cold days. In a weak moment, I then went for it and haven't regretted it so far.
I can recommend L'Eau d'Issey Miyake Pour Homme Noir Absolu to anyone who enjoys wearing fresh fragrances and doesn't always want to rely on heavy perfumes even in sub-zero temperatures.
By the way, there is supposed to be a winter edition again this year.
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