Anna1105

Hinoki & Cedarwood starts very fresh with a surprisingly green forest note. Somehow it reminds me of a beautiful green spruce bath additive.
Hinoki wood is said to have a relaxing and calming scent. Yes, this fragrance is definitely relaxing. It gives you spa moments and is unmistakable in its own way.
The freshness then lingers for a long time in the fragrance. The woody notes are also there and play discreetly in the background. This intense cologne is like a morning walk in a dewy Japanese forest with Hinoki trees.

This fragrance was given to me as a sample in the perfumery. As I really like the scent of sandalwood, I tested Santal Blanc straight away.
I liked it as soon as I sprayed it on. A fresh note with a dry, woody undertone. For me, it's more of a musky freshness than a mandarin or tangerine. A hint of violet rounds off the fragrance nicely so that the sandalwood doesn't take over too dull and woody. The base note then remains with a creamy touch of fig milk, for me beautifully elegant and gentle.
All in all, I actually like Santal Blanc better than Santal 33 Eau de Parfum. It's softer and creamier, a wonderful alternative to my otherwise sweet fragrances.
The full bottle moved in with me today.

The most beautiful cherry fragrance I've smelled so far. In contrast to Lost Cherry Eau de Parfum, BDK has more depth and nuances. It has a velvety quality comparable to Velvet Tonka and exudes an aura of sensuality.
While Duchessa represents the rather arrogant, noble and royal cherry beauty, Rouge Smoking is the natural beauty in an evening dress, enjoying a glass of cherry wine in a good mood and sexy.
A wonderful fragrance that is never too much and never too squeaky sweet thanks to the tonka bean and musk in the base.

This fragrance is for people who don't really want to wear perfume. After spraying it on, my nose searches for the scent. There is an inconspicuous hint of vanilla on my skin. Yes, I can imagine what Vanilla CEO smells like, or should smell like. But everything is far too inconspicuous. I spray some more, my arms are now CEO arms. After half an hour, I notice a slightly woody note in the background. The vanilla is more a vague idea than a fact. A great pity, I think this fragrance could do much more if it were given a little more "oomph". Above all, the name is wrongly chosen. A CEO should have much more presence, otherwise it won't work on the job. Conclusion: What I perceive is beautiful, but more of a vanilla idea or a dream of a fragrance that is barely there.

The Libre is a love at second sight or rather a smell. The first time I wore it in the perfumery, it didn't catch me. Yes, it smells good, but designer, nice but not for me... I thought. Days later, a friend walked past me and smelled so fantastically good, so elegant and distinctive... when I asked her: it's the Libre. At home, I immediately sprayed on a sample (which I had carelessly put on the shelf). Man...the lavender combined with the vanilla and the hint of fruity mandarin, they can do something!
To me, it almost smells a bit like pineapple at first, then comes the elegant lavender veil over a hint of oriental. I am flashed. Now I understand why Libre is so popular. I am now also a Libre fan.