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Exotic Plant Poison
Yes, you may eat this fruit-
But only once.
Because what you smell here is pure poison.
Most seductively the fruity fleshy smell attracts like a voluminous triangle from
Lilias, clove flowers and jasmine.
Truly it is an encounter of the THIRD ART.
They immediately smelled a "Touch Forbidden" hint, there must be something wrong.
"Really cute!"...
...and just as poisonous-sour, I promise you.
(Really nice acidic oxidizing metal- pink pepper, are you there?)
It is not sourly green thereby.
At the latest now you may understand, you finally become aware that this is NO LILEN-BLÜTEN scent!
The reference scent Charogne could be known to you - that would be an expressive Lillienblüte, with aldehydes, chewing gum...typical Lillienblüte 1:1 even unsweetened, un camouflaged and nevertheless so much lovelier than the one we have here.
The forbidden fruit well fools you so, merely approach!
You will certainly like to do this the further the fragrance progresses, because once it gets too close, it exposes its wild flesh, almost spicy-leathery.
"But_not_today" is transmitted to your skin and you are no less fatal.
Although it's sweet, nothing is friendly here.
With this triad of blossoms as a self-confident man or woman ...you may only gain further self-confidence.
The scent has a contrary threatening and attracting effect on one person.
In general the scent is deceptive, it also deceives a certain innocent cleanliness in the whole process, depending on the angle of the scent, despite sweetness and animalism.
Respectfully overall.
(With regard to the aromatic components of jasmine and Lillie as well as Bibergeil, the rather alarming effect is self-explanatory.)
Recommendation on request or with reservation.
But only once.
Because what you smell here is pure poison.
Most seductively the fruity fleshy smell attracts like a voluminous triangle from
Lilias, clove flowers and jasmine.
Truly it is an encounter of the THIRD ART.
They immediately smelled a "Touch Forbidden" hint, there must be something wrong.
"Really cute!"...
...and just as poisonous-sour, I promise you.
(Really nice acidic oxidizing metal- pink pepper, are you there?)
It is not sourly green thereby.
At the latest now you may understand, you finally become aware that this is NO LILEN-BLÜTEN scent!
The reference scent Charogne could be known to you - that would be an expressive Lillienblüte, with aldehydes, chewing gum...typical Lillienblüte 1:1 even unsweetened, un camouflaged and nevertheless so much lovelier than the one we have here.
The forbidden fruit well fools you so, merely approach!
You will certainly like to do this the further the fragrance progresses, because once it gets too close, it exposes its wild flesh, almost spicy-leathery.
"But_not_today" is transmitted to your skin and you are no less fatal.
Although it's sweet, nothing is friendly here.
With this triad of blossoms as a self-confident man or woman ...you may only gain further self-confidence.
The scent has a contrary threatening and attracting effect on one person.
In general the scent is deceptive, it also deceives a certain innocent cleanliness in the whole process, depending on the angle of the scent, despite sweetness and animalism.
Respectfully overall.
(With regard to the aromatic components of jasmine and Lillie as well as Bibergeil, the rather alarming effect is self-explanatory.)
Recommendation on request or with reservation.
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Description of the delimitation of contemporary "leather scents
Contrary to some previous explanations, I hardly assume that also here the leather impression was "stretched" by a fruit/ berry note (e.g. Beta-Damaszenone and Benzoe/Patch) because of the certain olfactory overlaps as well - as a component also found in Moonlight Patchouli, Royal Leather etc. .
Somewhat quieter than usual, this chord is pleasantly built into the context of the overall composition.
The one there is an orange blossom/mandarin with background leather after olfactory impression (in descending dominance).
A cypress/conifer impression, if present, is only inseparably linked to the citrus fruit in question, purely associative: Cypress=mandarin peel=orange blossom+patch
There are no too big accents here on Patchouli Benzoe or similar, the tobacco note is much more produced by the fruitiness of the leather chord mentioned above.
(For a clear demarcation also:
Akowa [Citric note/mandarin direction Cypriot],
Sugi [cypress note]
Moonlight Patchouli [Suede note, Beta-Damaszenone])
Altogether mandarin and berry over leather are in the foreground here.
This has been a success and may indeed remind you of a new car interior.
The scent is citric-light with sufficient Sillage; by the way suitable for both sexes.
Somewhat quieter than usual, this chord is pleasantly built into the context of the overall composition.
The one there is an orange blossom/mandarin with background leather after olfactory impression (in descending dominance).
A cypress/conifer impression, if present, is only inseparably linked to the citrus fruit in question, purely associative: Cypress=mandarin peel=orange blossom+patch
There are no too big accents here on Patchouli Benzoe or similar, the tobacco note is much more produced by the fruitiness of the leather chord mentioned above.
(For a clear demarcation also:
Akowa [Citric note/mandarin direction Cypriot],
Sugi [cypress note]
Moonlight Patchouli [Suede note, Beta-Damaszenone])
Altogether mandarin and berry over leather are in the foreground here.
This has been a success and may indeed remind you of a new car interior.
The scent is citric-light with sufficient Sillage; by the way suitable for both sexes.
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