Top Notes 
Blackcurrant
Citrus fruits
Qwivbronlex
Heart Notes 
Pear
Orange blossom
Praliné
Base Notes 
Vanilla
Woody notes
Musk
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Elbchen
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Open your mind - it`s beautiful inside!
I really have to write something about this wonderful fragrance!
I have always been indifferent to where a scent comes from. It could be floating on a palm leaf from Timbuktu for all I care.
I became aware of Modern Classic during a visit to the wonderful Bloom Parfumery in London.
I actually wanted to test iris scents across the board, but none of them made me go BÄMM.
However, the two lovely ladies, who were so pleased that I came from Germany and stopped by, were tireless in providing me with sniffing materials.
They dashed up the ladders and brought down fragrances I had never heard of, and they were genuinely enthusiastic about it.
I never felt pressured to buy anything. After I had already decided on one scent, they gave me a fragrance sample on a paper strip and she said she would love to know what I thought of it - just the price... the price...
she winked at me and held out the strip.
Bämm. A small one, but a Bämm nonetheless. On the skin, waited a bit, and yes, a scent that suits me. I smell a fresh, berry-light fragrance on my skin and find it beautiful every time I spray it. Sweet, yes, but not brutally sweet with a club, rather mild and balanced.
A delicate orange blossom mixes with a juicy, luscious pear, and the praline envelops everything with a soft, chocolaty hint, nothing scratchy or prickly, but round and beautiful.
The top and heart notes are quite close to each other, but that doesn't bother me at all.
A slightly woody note mixed with a wonderful non-sticky synthetic vanilla and a soft, powdery musk rounds off the scent perfectly for me.
I find it a shame that it is received so poorly here. Because it is truly not bad!
The price is ridiculous! I have had fragrances on my skin that cost three times as much and were not worth the money. If a different name were on this fragrance, would it then fare better? From Russia, so what?
A palm leaf from Timbuktu would also not bother me. I don't test names, I don't test flags, I test fragrances. I fall in love with emotions, images, and my own perception.
I consider it an enrichment for my collection because it is something different, and that's exactly why I took it home with me. I was astonished by the price.
In the Bloom Parfumery, names don't count, as the nice lady explained to me. Only the content matters; they have niche perfumes, and this one belongs in that category. It doesn't matter what the fragrance costs; that is not important to them, only whether a scent is liked, suits someone, and one can find oneself in it. I have rarely heard more beautiful words in a perfumery.
And I feel very comfortable with it, associating it with my stroll through London, and I have a lasting beautiful memory of this great store.
It is a purely feminine fragrance; I don't just see it on young women, no, I wear it too.
It quickly settles on the skin, but it stays, and I really love the fruity beautiful side of the fragrance!
Conclusion: I couldn't care less who makes what.
Absolutely wearable, even really beautiful. I'm happy to share if someone likes!
Open your mind!
I have always been indifferent to where a scent comes from. It could be floating on a palm leaf from Timbuktu for all I care.
I became aware of Modern Classic during a visit to the wonderful Bloom Parfumery in London.
I actually wanted to test iris scents across the board, but none of them made me go BÄMM.
However, the two lovely ladies, who were so pleased that I came from Germany and stopped by, were tireless in providing me with sniffing materials.
They dashed up the ladders and brought down fragrances I had never heard of, and they were genuinely enthusiastic about it.
I never felt pressured to buy anything. After I had already decided on one scent, they gave me a fragrance sample on a paper strip and she said she would love to know what I thought of it - just the price... the price...
she winked at me and held out the strip.
Bämm. A small one, but a Bämm nonetheless. On the skin, waited a bit, and yes, a scent that suits me. I smell a fresh, berry-light fragrance on my skin and find it beautiful every time I spray it. Sweet, yes, but not brutally sweet with a club, rather mild and balanced.
A delicate orange blossom mixes with a juicy, luscious pear, and the praline envelops everything with a soft, chocolaty hint, nothing scratchy or prickly, but round and beautiful.
The top and heart notes are quite close to each other, but that doesn't bother me at all.
A slightly woody note mixed with a wonderful non-sticky synthetic vanilla and a soft, powdery musk rounds off the scent perfectly for me.
I find it a shame that it is received so poorly here. Because it is truly not bad!
The price is ridiculous! I have had fragrances on my skin that cost three times as much and were not worth the money. If a different name were on this fragrance, would it then fare better? From Russia, so what?
A palm leaf from Timbuktu would also not bother me. I don't test names, I don't test flags, I test fragrances. I fall in love with emotions, images, and my own perception.
I consider it an enrichment for my collection because it is something different, and that's exactly why I took it home with me. I was astonished by the price.
In the Bloom Parfumery, names don't count, as the nice lady explained to me. Only the content matters; they have niche perfumes, and this one belongs in that category. It doesn't matter what the fragrance costs; that is not important to them, only whether a scent is liked, suits someone, and one can find oneself in it. I have rarely heard more beautiful words in a perfumery.
And I feel very comfortable with it, associating it with my stroll through London, and I have a lasting beautiful memory of this great store.
It is a purely feminine fragrance; I don't just see it on young women, no, I wear it too.
It quickly settles on the skin, but it stays, and I really love the fruity beautiful side of the fragrance!
Conclusion: I couldn't care less who makes what.
Absolutely wearable, even really beautiful. I'm happy to share if someone likes!
Open your mind!
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