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Adriano, vieni con me!
"Adriano, come with me to the gardens outside the city; it's so warm here!"
This might sound like the prelude to a summer's day out of Rome; the Tivoli Gardens are simply inviting for a trip there, and a detour to the ruins of Villa Hadrian is always interesting too.
Who can not or will not follow this invitation, Annick Goutal provides with "Eau d'Hadrien" a refreshing and fragrant alternative.
The self-taught perfumer is said to have been guided by the character of Emperor Hadrian from Marguerite Yourcenar's novel "The Memoirs of Emperor Hadrian" in finding the name for this now famous fragrance.
Their daughter Camille now continues to run the company and remembers her mother fondly.
From this "d'Hadrien" fragrance series, I was able to test the Eau de Toilette and am very excited.
Just the prelude full of the scent of ripe Hesperides transports me to a Mediterranean garden.
Italy's sun certainly spoiled the contents of the large fruit basket: bright yellow lemons, grapefruits and also citronate lemons, but also tangerines and bergamots are there.
A touch of aldehydes seems to accompany the fragrance beauty of ylang-ylang and thus make this composition shine, before an avenue of cypresses leads to a woody-fresh conclusion.
Annick Goutal created with "Eau d'Hadrien" a fragrant tribute to the South, its history and also set itself a fragrance monument.
Because among others Sharon Stone, Leonardo di Caprio, Cèline Dion and not least Prince Charles love and use this fragrant gem of perfume art.
"Eau d'Hadrien" is very green and very fruity, with a great tenderness that seems to bind all the fragrant components of this freshness.
The durability of the Eau de Toilette is corresponding; just that a Dufttwässchens!
I do not expect more from a fragrance that already carries the term "water" in its name.
In addition, I now know and love several fragrances from the Annick Goutal range and know about the not very long life.
But I can live with it!
Each renewed spraying and refreshing allows the adventure of being able to follow the fine scent progression again and again.
"Eau d'Hadrien" is a very stylish fragrance that gives me a lot of pleasure and that I unfortunately wear far too rarely.
But I have just sworn to myself: This will change now!
This might sound like the prelude to a summer's day out of Rome; the Tivoli Gardens are simply inviting for a trip there, and a detour to the ruins of Villa Hadrian is always interesting too.
Who can not or will not follow this invitation, Annick Goutal provides with "Eau d'Hadrien" a refreshing and fragrant alternative.
The self-taught perfumer is said to have been guided by the character of Emperor Hadrian from Marguerite Yourcenar's novel "The Memoirs of Emperor Hadrian" in finding the name for this now famous fragrance.
Their daughter Camille now continues to run the company and remembers her mother fondly.
From this "d'Hadrien" fragrance series, I was able to test the Eau de Toilette and am very excited.
Just the prelude full of the scent of ripe Hesperides transports me to a Mediterranean garden.
Italy's sun certainly spoiled the contents of the large fruit basket: bright yellow lemons, grapefruits and also citronate lemons, but also tangerines and bergamots are there.
A touch of aldehydes seems to accompany the fragrance beauty of ylang-ylang and thus make this composition shine, before an avenue of cypresses leads to a woody-fresh conclusion.
Annick Goutal created with "Eau d'Hadrien" a fragrant tribute to the South, its history and also set itself a fragrance monument.
Because among others Sharon Stone, Leonardo di Caprio, Cèline Dion and not least Prince Charles love and use this fragrant gem of perfume art.
"Eau d'Hadrien" is very green and very fruity, with a great tenderness that seems to bind all the fragrant components of this freshness.
The durability of the Eau de Toilette is corresponding; just that a Dufttwässchens!
I do not expect more from a fragrance that already carries the term "water" in its name.
In addition, I now know and love several fragrances from the Annick Goutal range and know about the not very long life.
But I can live with it!
Each renewed spraying and refreshing allows the adventure of being able to follow the fine scent progression again and again.
"Eau d'Hadrien" is a very stylish fragrance that gives me a lot of pleasure and that I unfortunately wear far too rarely.
But I have just sworn to myself: This will change now!
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