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Have you ever lit perfume?
The Fleuve Tendre caught me quite unexpectedly, when I was strolling through my favorite perfumery in search of another summer fragrance, I came across it, my consultant made me the tester and showed me the fragrance and I thought to myself mhm can what I find quite nice, but suddenly she sprays the perfume in the lid and lights it.
I was shocked, confused and excited at the same time, she explained to me that by lighting it the alcohol evaporates and the pure oil remains... Now I was curious and then the disappointment the fragrance smelled more intense but it also had a burnt note... for me that was it, I went out and got some fresh air and suddenly after smelling it several times this burnt note was gone and what was left was an intense interplay of rose geranium slightly citrusy sweetness and a peppery spice but in perfect harmony and since that day the Fleuve Tendre is my go to fragrance in warm temperatures.
I was shocked, confused and excited at the same time, she explained to me that by lighting it the alcohol evaporates and the pure oil remains... Now I was curious and then the disappointment the fragrance smelled more intense but it also had a burnt note... for me that was it, I went out and got some fresh air and suddenly after smelling it several times this burnt note was gone and what was left was an intense interplay of rose geranium slightly citrusy sweetness and a peppery spice but in perfect harmony and since that day the Fleuve Tendre is my go to fragrance in warm temperatures.
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I've done it every time since then because it makes it more intense