Bitter notes
Green stems
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Tart notes
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Dennis1104
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A slightly bitter lemonade
Pan Pomidor is quite a beautiful fragrance. I have associations here with a slightly tart, bitter lemonade.
I find the fragrance to be quite linear.
It starts off with this pleasantly summery, bitter and tart lemonade vibe.
In addition, the fragrance is somewhat greenish and has woody facets.
Over time, it becomes a tick more tart, slightly woody and the green side of the fragrance remains. The slightly tangy note, which could be reminiscent of lemonade, recedes somewhat, but otherwise that's it for the sale.
Quite monotonous, but I don't usually find that bad at all.
Unfortunately, the fragrance lacks some power in my opinion. It comes across as quite soft and rather "limp".
However, the fragrance is quite natural and that, in turn, is also nice.
All in all, it's definitely a beautiful fragrance, but somehow it doesn't get me completely.
The performance is ok.
I think the longevity is okay, although the sillage is not so good.
At least that's my personal opinion.
I find the fragrance to be quite linear.
It starts off with this pleasantly summery, bitter and tart lemonade vibe.
In addition, the fragrance is somewhat greenish and has woody facets.
Over time, it becomes a tick more tart, slightly woody and the green side of the fragrance remains. The slightly tangy note, which could be reminiscent of lemonade, recedes somewhat, but otherwise that's it for the sale.
Quite monotonous, but I don't usually find that bad at all.
Unfortunately, the fragrance lacks some power in my opinion. It comes across as quite soft and rather "limp".
However, the fragrance is quite natural and that, in turn, is also nice.
All in all, it's definitely a beautiful fragrance, but somehow it doesn't get me completely.
The performance is ok.
I think the longevity is okay, although the sillage is not so good.
At least that's my personal opinion.
