Bernward

So that no one buys here in vain - one of my old favorites has
reached me again today - Habanita without the tomb - an absolute rarity - does not need an environment for extensive development - a blend of a seemingly intended kiss on the temple and the lingering scent of an unwashed sleep - a development like no other, I tremble when applying - each time a little different -
a push (the scent nuances push you) - the read base notes give a very calm signature!

The supposed representation remains simple - once in life Trussardi83, Davidoff-Zino, or Ebene-Balmain had - nothing can appear arrogant from any perspective - so always think, feel, and perceive for yourself and do not bow down - This fragrance is, with a bit of Aigner Silver, already the one you wanted.

First of all - a poser to re-spray - lily of the valley almost dominant - simultaneously subdued by almost harsh nuances - a bit powdery, in a reserved sense, lily of the valley remains - if the ginger were the one I have when cooking, it wouldn’t be half as nice - patchouli is there from the start and with a woody note becoming increasingly earthy - incredible what has emerged from a used (beautiful) Picard bag from the flea market - all this in relation to what I usually find so good - submissively formulated - otherworldly - never smelled anything even remotely similar, the supposedly intended vetiver and rose notes don’t occur for me - but, as almost everyone suspects - without that, it would have been nothing again, although the direct perception has eluded me.....the scent is outwardly restrained - but clearer than just a shadow - 40 cm distance immediately forces a tongue kiss, in this case, gender would play a
subordinate role....so, an eighties, for Rocher the exclamation mark - exception - completely atypical and therefore highly recommended!!!!! (Which version I have - indescribable - but the 80s is certainly the tendency - bag and seller are my age - buy!!!!!!