05/30/2024
Dennis1104
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Dennis1104
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Authentic, but unfortunately.
Crème Brûlée by Theodoros Kalotinis is beautiful, gourmand and authentic, especially at the beginning. Unfortunately, however, I only feel this positive impression for a short time after spraying it on, because the fragrance then develops an unpleasant synthetic quality that I can't quite get to grips with at the moment.
On the one hand, we have this super beautiful and above all sweet and creamy vanilla note, as well as the delicious caramel.
On the other hand, the caramel note seems a little "burnt" to me relatively quickly and this fragrance also develops a strange synthetic quality out of nowhere.
Only after an hour or two does this synthetics fade a little and it becomes pleasantly creamy, sweetish, powdery.
Overall, a very special fragrance, as I am used to from Theodoros Kalotinis.
In my opinion, however, there could have been more here.
What do I mean by that?
Without this "burnt" and, for me, strange synthetics, the fragrance would have been much nicer.
On the one hand, we have this super beautiful and above all sweet and creamy vanilla note, as well as the delicious caramel.
On the other hand, the caramel note seems a little "burnt" to me relatively quickly and this fragrance also develops a strange synthetic quality out of nowhere.
Only after an hour or two does this synthetics fade a little and it becomes pleasantly creamy, sweetish, powdery.
Overall, a very special fragrance, as I am used to from Theodoros Kalotinis.
In my opinion, however, there could have been more here.
What do I mean by that?
Without this "burnt" and, for me, strange synthetics, the fragrance would have been much nicer.
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