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Freshd4chs
Probably the most realistic coffee on the market
I have now smelled several fragrances from the house of Ordiolab or even own some of them. What all the fragrances have in common: The quality is absurdly high!
You can imagine the scents very well even if you haven't smelled them. Because what is stated in the pyramid, you can indeed smell!
The question now is rather, how much of it is scent and how much is perfume? Because the fragrances are less an interpretation of a specific theme, but rather the extract of the actual smell.
Espresso Ash, for example, primarily smells of freshly ground coffee beans. You can also smell tobacco and cherry, but they are more of a supporting and subordinate presence. Above all, this is a coffee scent.
So now you have to ask yourself: Do I just like the smell of coffee beans or do I also want to smell like that?
Even if not: For me, the great thing about the fragrances from the house of Ordiolab is that their nature-inspired representation makes them particularly suitable for layering. Personally, I don't always find layering sensible, as in my opinion, mixing two finely tuned and detailed fragrances often results in a significantly muddier and poorer overall outcome. However, here the fragrances are so natural and realistic that you are essentially working with the raw materials anyway.
An example of layering that I really like would be: Espresso Ash x Vanille Fatale. The dark TF, which is already slightly underscored with coffee, gains a rich coffee base with interesting nuances.
You can imagine the scents very well even if you haven't smelled them. Because what is stated in the pyramid, you can indeed smell!
The question now is rather, how much of it is scent and how much is perfume? Because the fragrances are less an interpretation of a specific theme, but rather the extract of the actual smell.
Espresso Ash, for example, primarily smells of freshly ground coffee beans. You can also smell tobacco and cherry, but they are more of a supporting and subordinate presence. Above all, this is a coffee scent.
So now you have to ask yourself: Do I just like the smell of coffee beans or do I also want to smell like that?
Even if not: For me, the great thing about the fragrances from the house of Ordiolab is that their nature-inspired representation makes them particularly suitable for layering. Personally, I don't always find layering sensible, as in my opinion, mixing two finely tuned and detailed fragrances often results in a significantly muddier and poorer overall outcome. However, here the fragrances are so natural and realistic that you are essentially working with the raw materials anyway.
An example of layering that I really like would be: Espresso Ash x Vanille Fatale. The dark TF, which is already slightly underscored with coffee, gains a rich coffee base with interesting nuances.
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