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04/22/2024
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I like it very much!
Tobacco Flirting With Vanilla, first of all an interesting and above all tempting name for me. I was so tempted by this fragrance that I had to buy it for myself.
After a long back and forth and some difficulties with the delivery, it finally arrived one day.
I have to admit that it was worth the wait for me.
I like this fragrance!
I have read comparisons with Side Effect. For my taste, I can't quite share this opinion, but I can certainly understand it to some extent.
Here in Tobacco Flirting With Vanilla, we also have this warmth, this sweetness, the vanilla, the cinnamon and the tobacco.
Nevertheless, there are noticeable differences for me. In Side Effect, for whatever reason, I felt a rosy impression in the first phase of the fragrance, but I never get that here.
Furthermore, Initio had this great rum accord, which Mes Bisous completely lacks.
Here we have a slightly more intense cherry. According to the pyramid, there was no cherry in the side effect, but there was still a slightly cherry-like impression. Otherwise, the rest is similar.
I think the Tobacco Flirting With Vanilla opens with a super nice cherry-tobacco mix.
There is also this fine cinnamon accord and something slightly floral in the background. Lilac naturally supports the cherry and the cinnamon a little more.
Lilac always goes well with these two notes.
After that, the vanilla also comes through well.
Towards the end, this fruity impression of the cherry disappears completely and for me it is mainly something spicy, tobacco and a certain sweetness that dominate.
I find this fragrance warming, sensual and seductive. In addition, this perfume is definitely unisex wearable.
It also brings compliments.
I like the first phase of the fragrance the best by far.
If these impressions were to last longer, I would rate it even higher.
You can tell I like it.
Unfortunately, I find the performance somewhat negative. I think the projection in particular could be improved. This fragrance could have a little more power and radiate more.
Nevertheless, the DNA simply convinces me!
After a long back and forth and some difficulties with the delivery, it finally arrived one day.
I have to admit that it was worth the wait for me.
I like this fragrance!
I have read comparisons with Side Effect. For my taste, I can't quite share this opinion, but I can certainly understand it to some extent.
Here in Tobacco Flirting With Vanilla, we also have this warmth, this sweetness, the vanilla, the cinnamon and the tobacco.
Nevertheless, there are noticeable differences for me. In Side Effect, for whatever reason, I felt a rosy impression in the first phase of the fragrance, but I never get that here.
Furthermore, Initio had this great rum accord, which Mes Bisous completely lacks.
Here we have a slightly more intense cherry. According to the pyramid, there was no cherry in the side effect, but there was still a slightly cherry-like impression. Otherwise, the rest is similar.
I think the Tobacco Flirting With Vanilla opens with a super nice cherry-tobacco mix.
There is also this fine cinnamon accord and something slightly floral in the background. Lilac naturally supports the cherry and the cinnamon a little more.
Lilac always goes well with these two notes.
After that, the vanilla also comes through well.
Towards the end, this fruity impression of the cherry disappears completely and for me it is mainly something spicy, tobacco and a certain sweetness that dominate.
I find this fragrance warming, sensual and seductive. In addition, this perfume is definitely unisex wearable.
It also brings compliments.
I like the first phase of the fragrance the best by far.
If these impressions were to last longer, I would rate it even higher.
You can tell I like it.
Unfortunately, I find the performance somewhat negative. I think the projection in particular could be improved. This fragrance could have a little more power and radiate more.
Nevertheless, the DNA simply convinces me!
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