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Honey, Lemon, and a Crackling Fireplace
A beautiful online presence, where the homepage looks reasonable and not just thrown together.
A clear mission of what is to be created with a vision in mind of where the journey should go.
Behind it is a young, likeable guy who seems to be realizing himself and doing what many might dream of.
My interest was quickly piqued when I read about a letter from the brand elef.
Golden Hours opens up to me with a strong honey note closely followed by a bitter citrus. Fortunately, it is not that extreme forest honey like in "Tobacco Honey | Guerlain," which I found unpleasant. The honey in Golden Hours also takes this authentic path but is much more pleasant and wearable in my opinion. The bitter freshness of lemon/bergamot fits perfectly and creates a certain counterbalance, which harmonizes beautifully and brings a lightness to the fragrance.
It doesn't take long for the vanilla to chime in, bringing forth a certain creaminess. From here, we get this light gourmand aspect, which, as user "Miquelino" already mentioned, indeed reminds one of lemon tarts.
Sure, this is obviously a sweet fragrance.
But:
A hint of bitter freshness from the citrus accords remains more or less perceptible to me, really well done. This softens the overall experience, as mentioned before, and it never becomes too heavy or overwhelming. The whole thing is rounded off by balsamic notes that complete the fragrance. This adds a heartwarming touch that is so cozy and inviting.
There is a lot on offer fragrance-wise. I have nothing to complain about in terms of quality and scent. It is well thought out, coordinated, and finely rounded. No corners, no edges
- Mega fragrance.
A clear mission of what is to be created with a vision in mind of where the journey should go.
Behind it is a young, likeable guy who seems to be realizing himself and doing what many might dream of.
My interest was quickly piqued when I read about a letter from the brand elef.
Golden Hours opens up to me with a strong honey note closely followed by a bitter citrus. Fortunately, it is not that extreme forest honey like in "Tobacco Honey | Guerlain," which I found unpleasant. The honey in Golden Hours also takes this authentic path but is much more pleasant and wearable in my opinion. The bitter freshness of lemon/bergamot fits perfectly and creates a certain counterbalance, which harmonizes beautifully and brings a lightness to the fragrance.
It doesn't take long for the vanilla to chime in, bringing forth a certain creaminess. From here, we get this light gourmand aspect, which, as user "Miquelino" already mentioned, indeed reminds one of lemon tarts.
Sure, this is obviously a sweet fragrance.
But:
A hint of bitter freshness from the citrus accords remains more or less perceptible to me, really well done. This softens the overall experience, as mentioned before, and it never becomes too heavy or overwhelming. The whole thing is rounded off by balsamic notes that complete the fragrance. This adds a heartwarming touch that is so cozy and inviting.
There is a lot on offer fragrance-wise. I have nothing to complain about in terms of quality and scent. It is well thought out, coordinated, and finely rounded. No corners, no edges
- Mega fragrance.
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Ich lasse es mal hier stehen 🏆