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Notes12/22/2021
Lioncourt
53 Reviews
Lioncourt
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Red apple + liquor bomb
Interesting smell because within the "gourmand" its approach seems more extensive than others and I think I can say that it does not miraculously contain any vanilla.
It smells like red apple and that's original, or at least I don't know of any other. This note has a very large and dominant power at the opening in the first half hour, then goes down to something reasonable.
But then it widens with a background that I suppose is given by the nuts that I do not identify as such, or the supposed tobacco that I do not smell as such.
An important part of its strength comes from a liquor + fruit Slumberhouse-style liqueur undertone and then a coniferous or dark green background gives it a touch of darkness.
I liked this combination of fruit, but without being a sweet peach (the red apple seems original to me) that is a gourmand for its edibility, with a liquefied night point and a dark point.
I would say that within what it is, it is versatile in terms of occasions and character of the person who wears it.
Its performance is spectacular for the apparent naturalness of the formula.
It projects at the level of powerful bombs highlighted in a niche context for the first half hour and its duration at skin level is at record levels, 15 hours with total clarity and perceptible 24 hours later.
With the fingers of one hand I can count what is on the market with such power being something "natural" fruity.
It smells like red apple and that's original, or at least I don't know of any other. This note has a very large and dominant power at the opening in the first half hour, then goes down to something reasonable.
But then it widens with a background that I suppose is given by the nuts that I do not identify as such, or the supposed tobacco that I do not smell as such.
An important part of its strength comes from a liquor + fruit Slumberhouse-style liqueur undertone and then a coniferous or dark green background gives it a touch of darkness.
I liked this combination of fruit, but without being a sweet peach (the red apple seems original to me) that is a gourmand for its edibility, with a liquefied night point and a dark point.
I would say that within what it is, it is versatile in terms of occasions and character of the person who wears it.
Its performance is spectacular for the apparent naturalness of the formula.
It projects at the level of powerful bombs highlighted in a niche context for the first half hour and its duration at skin level is at record levels, 15 hours with total clarity and perceptible 24 hours later.
With the fingers of one hand I can count what is on the market with such power being something "natural" fruity.
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