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A Quicky! The first impression from orange plantation and Polish pine pollen traveling with wind and waves over and through the sea - great. After 10 minutes the memory of the last perfume workshop comes up and the technical fascination for Paradisone wins the upper hand in the head and also the nose "sees" everywhere. A blind buy and not the worst - yet I will probably not buy again.

I'm so glad no one told me anything about lily of the valley! The best thing anyway is not to know what is supposed to be inside - as long as you like it. An elegant balancing act between warming wintery notes and springtime freshness, with high suitability for everyday use even in spatial forced communities (bus, office). Successful! The latter is always very important to me in my professional life; Sillage can sometimes look like a red wine stain on a white t-shirt - you may ignore it yourself, but the others look funny.

Actually, I had only intended to read on and not evaluate, or comment: "What you can't talk about, you have to be silent about", *Wittgenstein. Fragrance is so incredibly emotional and the attempt to pretend to be oneself and others beyond this very limited, individual perception, objectivity, must fail. If I leave it at my own rating, which only means something to me, I like this fragrance very much. A few months ago I ordered a few scent samples in France, directly from the lady, and bought them now. PS is my new fragrance for every day - always suits me somehow. Quite animalistic, but different from the Oudh creations, a little "green" but definitely rather "wild" and quite fancy, lasts a long time. At the same time, it is the 55th fragrance in my collection, albeit unintentional.