Top Notes 
Dewberry
Bergamot
Lemon
Heart Notes 
Honey
Vanilla
Base Notes 
Balsamic notes
Siam benzoin
03/29/2025
EddyGordo
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EddyGordo
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Honey, lemon and a crackling open fire
A nice website, where the homepage looks like something sensible and wasn't just put together.
A clear mission, what is to be created with a vision of where the journey should go.
Behind it all is a young, likeable guy who seems to be realizing himself and doing what many might dream of.
So my interest was quickly aroused when I read about an elef. brand travel letter.
Golden Hours opens directly with a strong honey note which is closely followed by tart citrus.fortunately, it is not this extreme forest honey as in Tobacco Honey which was unpleasant for my nose. The honey in Golden Hours also follows this authentic path, but is much more pleasant and wearable for me.the tart freshness of lemon/bergamot fits perfectly and forms a certain counterpart, which harmonizes perfectly and brings a lightness to the fragrance.
It doesn't take long for the vanilla to kick in, creating a certain creaminess.from here on, we get this light gourmand aspect, reminiscent of lemon tartlets, as user "Miquelino" already mentioned.
Of course, this is obviously a sweet fragrance.
But:
A hint of tart freshness from the citric accords is sometimes more - sometimes less perceptible, really well done.
As already mentioned, this cushions the whole thing and never makes it too heavy or overwhelming.
The whole thing is rounded off with balsamic notes that make the fragrance complete.
This adds that heart-warming touch that is so comforting and inviting.
A lot is offered here in terms of fragrance. I have nothing to complain about in terms of quality and fragrance.
It is well thought out, coordinated and finely rounded.
No corners, no edges
- Mega fragrance.
A clear mission, what is to be created with a vision of where the journey should go.
Behind it all is a young, likeable guy who seems to be realizing himself and doing what many might dream of.
So my interest was quickly aroused when I read about an elef. brand travel letter.
Golden Hours opens directly with a strong honey note which is closely followed by tart citrus.fortunately, it is not this extreme forest honey as in Tobacco Honey which was unpleasant for my nose. The honey in Golden Hours also follows this authentic path, but is much more pleasant and wearable for me.the tart freshness of lemon/bergamot fits perfectly and forms a certain counterpart, which harmonizes perfectly and brings a lightness to the fragrance.
It doesn't take long for the vanilla to kick in, creating a certain creaminess.from here on, we get this light gourmand aspect, reminiscent of lemon tartlets, as user "Miquelino" already mentioned.
Of course, this is obviously a sweet fragrance.
But:
A hint of tart freshness from the citric accords is sometimes more - sometimes less perceptible, really well done.
As already mentioned, this cushions the whole thing and never makes it too heavy or overwhelming.
The whole thing is rounded off with balsamic notes that make the fragrance complete.
This adds that heart-warming touch that is so comforting and inviting.
A lot is offered here in terms of fragrance. I have nothing to complain about in terms of quality and fragrance.
It is well thought out, coordinated and finely rounded.
No corners, no edges
- Mega fragrance.
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