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Visiting ...
... Glasgow and arranged to meet my Scottish friends at Willow Tearooms, a classy teahouse. I've booked a table here for 5pm and I'm already there. The door opens and all the stereotypes you can think of come true. A tall, well-trained, red-haired, green-eyed Scotsman in a kilt enters the teahouse. Typical Callum again. Gwaine, who comes in behind him, is simply wearing jeans and a T-shirt and is grinning from ear to ear. The ladies look after this good-looking guy and smile furtively, especially the tourists. A penny for their thoughts.
When you apply this fragrance, the first thing you notice are the black tea accords with a good dose of camphor and spices. The camphor disappears again quite quickly. And citrus and fruity notes are added. There is also a slight floral note. To give the perfume a slightly masculine and sweet accent, woods and tonka bean are mixed in. The musk makes it slightly powdery.
The longevity and silage are good.
Here we have a beautiful unisex fragrance that I see slightly more for men due to its masculine accent, the ladies can definitely wear it. I would say that it is wearable by both sexes from the age of 18. It looks good on warm and hot days, but I can also see it on colder days. It can be worn during the day at university, in the office, in the workshop, in a coffee shop or when shopping, but can also be worn in the evening for a date, a meal, meeting friends or in a bar, club, etc.
Anyone who likes a fragrance with a black, spicy, citrusy, fruity, woody, masculine, powdery scent is in good hands here for relatively little money.
Top Notes 
Camphor
Plum
Black tea
Mandarin orange
Heart Notes 
Clove
Floral notes
Rose
Base Notes 
Musk
Tonka bean
Cedarwood
Olive tree
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