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05/09/2018
Serenissima
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desired freshness after a long dry period
It's raining: the sun is still shining lightly, hardly a breeze can be felt - the rain falls quietly and balsamic on the already much too dry ground.
That's the current situation that night in this town.
Granted: the exact opposite of what "Un Matin d'Orage" by Annick Goutal conveys.
The morning captured there after an eagerly awaited thunderstorm, greeted by a first somewhat heavy, slightly musty scent.
Always a hint to gardenias - we both have to be very careful with each other.
These gardenias probably stand on well soaked earth, which can unfold its heavy smell wastefully: finally the eternal dust, owed to the long drought period, has disappeared - everything is like freshly washed!
The slightly brown petals, blown down by the nightly thunderstorm, already show signs of decay. This further enhances the moist earthy nuance.
The freshness of the lemon, mixed with spicy ginger, bizzelt a bit in my nose. By my pronounced pepper allergy a fragrant challenge, which is however by the innocence of the pale, waxy, so delicately fragrant Magnolienblüten fortunately steamed and so more spicy than unpleasantly provocative appears.
A very unusual fragrance composition: well captured in very early morning hours of a southern summer.
Jasmin-Sambac reflects the illusion of the tired hanging, by the rain even heavier dirty-white flower panicles.
"Un Matin d'Orage" is an idiosyncratic fragrance that describes and awakens indefinite and yet very special moods:
The still innocent and yet already warming sun, which after a thunderstorm night with its rainfalls presents the world cleanly washed and shining.
Perhaps this soft glow is what makes this fragrance so magical: you have to be ready to give in to it, to listen to its soft whispers and whispers.
"Un Matin d'Orage" for me carries the hope of light and sun after dark, stormy hours.
That makes this fragrance a little special for me: not demanding or extremely high quality!
But spreading a pleasant peace, which every new beginning needs to develop, blossom and possibly also produce fruits/successes
Sillage and durability correspond to a genuine Annick Goutal fragrance. Those who know them can live with them well. They are well suited to be revitalized by spraying again without unpleasant background noises.
Why do I now remember Mozart's Magic Flute: "The rays of the sun drive away the night!"?
Maybe "Un Matin d'Orange" has these words in it... who knows?
That's the current situation that night in this town.
Granted: the exact opposite of what "Un Matin d'Orage" by Annick Goutal conveys.
The morning captured there after an eagerly awaited thunderstorm, greeted by a first somewhat heavy, slightly musty scent.
Always a hint to gardenias - we both have to be very careful with each other.
These gardenias probably stand on well soaked earth, which can unfold its heavy smell wastefully: finally the eternal dust, owed to the long drought period, has disappeared - everything is like freshly washed!
The slightly brown petals, blown down by the nightly thunderstorm, already show signs of decay. This further enhances the moist earthy nuance.
The freshness of the lemon, mixed with spicy ginger, bizzelt a bit in my nose. By my pronounced pepper allergy a fragrant challenge, which is however by the innocence of the pale, waxy, so delicately fragrant Magnolienblüten fortunately steamed and so more spicy than unpleasantly provocative appears.
A very unusual fragrance composition: well captured in very early morning hours of a southern summer.
Jasmin-Sambac reflects the illusion of the tired hanging, by the rain even heavier dirty-white flower panicles.
"Un Matin d'Orage" is an idiosyncratic fragrance that describes and awakens indefinite and yet very special moods:
The still innocent and yet already warming sun, which after a thunderstorm night with its rainfalls presents the world cleanly washed and shining.
Perhaps this soft glow is what makes this fragrance so magical: you have to be ready to give in to it, to listen to its soft whispers and whispers.
"Un Matin d'Orage" for me carries the hope of light and sun after dark, stormy hours.
That makes this fragrance a little special for me: not demanding or extremely high quality!
But spreading a pleasant peace, which every new beginning needs to develop, blossom and possibly also produce fruits/successes
Sillage and durability correspond to a genuine Annick Goutal fragrance. Those who know them can live with them well. They are well suited to be revitalized by spraying again without unpleasant background noises.
Why do I now remember Mozart's Magic Flute: "The rays of the sun drive away the night!"?
Maybe "Un Matin d'Orange" has these words in it... who knows?
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