Summer Evening in a Flower Garden
Watercolor starts with a strong alcohol kick that is almost irritating, but it really only lasts a few seconds. After that, the fragrance opens up beautifully. The fig comes through immediately and stays with you the whole time, sometimes more pronounced, sometimes just softly in the background. A few flowers shimmer in and out, a bit of honey, a touch of green from grass and hay, all very soft and natural.
The scent sits rather close to the skin, so it doesn’t make a big entrance, but it still lasts about seven hours. And the good thing is, it doesn’t have that artificial stickiness that some fragrances bring. When you wake up the next day, it’s completely gone, without that synthetic residue cloud.
In the end, Watercolor feels like a light, pleasant summer evening in fragrance form. Unobtrusive, beautifully rounded, and simply pleasant to wear.
The scent sits rather close to the skin, so it doesn’t make a big entrance, but it still lasts about seven hours. And the good thing is, it doesn’t have that artificial stickiness that some fragrances bring. When you wake up the next day, it’s completely gone, without that synthetic residue cloud.
In the end, Watercolor feels like a light, pleasant summer evening in fragrance form. Unobtrusive, beautifully rounded, and simply pleasant to wear.
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