NiMaJazzEr
04/02/2024 - 02:17 PM
5.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage 8Bottle
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Warm promises of saffron-yellow spiced tea
protected by juniper, under a cashmere blanket,
the sour tea from the day before yesterday wafts out
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LuwaLuwa 2 years ago
Apart from the saffron, it sounds pretty good to me.
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Konst121Konst121 2 years ago
Sour tea? That's tricky.
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Danny264Danny264 2 years ago
I need to get to know the rest.
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JonasP1JonasP1 2 years ago
That sounds disheartening.
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BridaBrida 2 years ago
I'd rather wrap myself up somewhere else ;-)
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TherisTheris 2 years ago
I prefer my tea clear :-)
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MarieposaMarieposa 2 years ago
That sounds like a big disappointment.
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BosworthBosworth 2 years ago
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I don't want to drink that tea either.
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JeobJeob 2 years ago
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I feel the same way. I really like the opening, but then it slowly breaks down on my skin, leaving just a synthetic, prickly aftertaste. Such a shame about the beautiful start.
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JeobJeob 2 years ago
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No, although I thought I was hallucinating for a long time. It seems that many perceive it quite differently depending on their individual sensitivity to scents.
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NiMaJazzErNiMaJazzEr 2 years ago
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So I'm not just imagining it :)
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Eggi37Eggi37 2 years ago
1
Sounds frightening for you too.
Such saffron can really haunt me.
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AxiomaticAxiomatic 2 years ago
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Sounds quite synthetic.
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NiMaJazzErNiMaJazzEr 2 years ago
The house emphasizes a high proportion of natural ingredients, but something unpleasant really stands out to my nose...
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SchoeibksrSchoeibksr 2 years ago
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I wouldn't want sour tea either right now..
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ElAttarineElAttarine 2 years ago
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Yes, the beginning sounds great. Thanks for the detailed description!
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NiMaJazzErNiMaJazzEr 2 years ago
I wouldn't want to discourage anyone from trying it out. It's very possible that there's some subjective sensitivity involved...
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GenovevaGenoveva 2 years ago
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Those words sound so beautiful... until the sour tea. You wouldn't want to smell it or drink it.
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NiMaJazzErNiMaJazzEr 2 years ago
The acidity could definitely be a very subjective reaction from my nose.
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GandixGandix 2 years ago
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Not my brand....
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NiMaJazzErNiMaJazzEr 2 years ago
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It starts off lulling me in, only to disappoint me quite a bit: on my skin, the scent turns into an unpleasant, synthetic, sour note (maybe the sandalwood clashes with something, or there’s something artificial in it that my nose is sensitive to-I’m not sure...). On top of that, everything quickly becomes quite washed out in the tea mist, becoming vague, gray-brown-milky-monochrome, and rather ordinary. It’s okay, but I’m not sure what the scent wants to be. I’m pretty sure there are more intense, touching, or nuanced versions out there.
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