Sandalwood
Italian green mandarin orange
Fig blossom
04/06/2024
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Another mandarin fragrance
But it's also a shame. - "Fig leaf" - this always promises us that the scent is at least a little reminiscent of the withered leaves of my Bavarian mountain fig Zenzi (yes, I give some plants names). - I've been bringing it into the kitchen in late fall for twenty years so that for a few weeks it fills half the apartment with its somehow marzipan-like, yet very unique, dry, wonderful scent.
It has nothing green, nothing fresh, nothing fruity and can't be compared to anything else on this planet. Unfortunately, not even with any perfume that is supposed to be reminiscent of any plant parts of the fig tree... This time again... We still thought - woody, ok, - could be a nice addition to the fig leaves. But fiddlesticks, sweet tangerine takes center stage. Well
It has nothing green, nothing fresh, nothing fruity and can't be compared to anything else on this planet. Unfortunately, not even with any perfume that is supposed to be reminiscent of any plant parts of the fig tree... This time again... We still thought - woody, ok, - could be a nice addition to the fig leaves. But fiddlesticks, sweet tangerine takes center stage. Well
