CarloWei

Andrea Maack is quite an interesting brand, especially since it's not seen everywhere and is on the shelves at every store. But this fragrance, how else can I put it, has brought my interest to a standstill.
And don't get me wrong: it's hard to criticize. Citrus, ginger and a little woodiness also play a part. So has it earned its current 8.1? Possibly. But so do Turathi Blue, Tygar and all the others. And that's the crux of the matter: this fragrance is superfluous, especially nowadays. As a lover of the DNA in question, you actually have 2 justifiable options:
1) The path to the Emirates
OR
2) The original
You don't need another dupe, especially not in this price range.
However, if you are a lover, then I have to repeat: The fragrance is not bad per se, just a little .... UNCREATIVE

I only received this fragrance at the beginning of this week. But in this not exactly long time, I have already been able to experience the fragrance in many different ways.
It starts with a very interesting mango. As described by the manufacturer, it has already reached the perfect degree of ripeness and has perhaps been overripe for a few days. But it is definitely not rotten.
After spraying it on for the first time, a few hours have now passed and you can smell this leather/oud note. A massive change then.
The extent of its longevity can already be guessed from the title. I only missed one drop when filling the bottle, but it was enough to make an entire family home smell like a mango lassi for a few days. If you can't remember what that is, it's this thick Indian drink.
In any case, I really do find it very interesting.
I also find the bottle very attractive. No, I find it really very beautiful, as I find the wine red a very noble color.
So I have to say: motto well met

I received a Dallachaï sample with my Arabians Musk. I sprayed it on my knitted sweater (yes, I know that it might develop differently on the skin, but there was no more room!) I have to say I really didn't think the scent was great. I thought to myself: What kind of release is this? Angelina Patchouli was raving about it, wasn't she?
But then the next day came (today) and I put the sweater on after brushing my teeth. There was something there: something pleasant. I couldn't place it at first, but slowly I realized that this fruity note must be passion fruit. So I have to admit: the way it developed, I don't think it's bad (but not earth-shattering either).
So my appeal: don't be swayed by the first few moments, but give it the chance to develop carefully over a longer period of time.

I had been looking for a citrus bomb for some time. I searched on Parfumo for a long time until I came across Verveine Cedrat.
At first I hesitated, not sure if I should buy it because somehow nobody was really talking about it. But then I thought to myself: it won't be so bad, Jeanne en Provence is already relatively popular and I don't have to sell a kidney to be able to afford this fragrance.

So I ordered the supposed citrus bomb on Amazon and after not too long a wait, it arrived.
I open the simple packaging and pull out a relatively delicate bottle that comes across as elegant.
A quick spray and a sniff: yes, definitely lemon! But with a certain sweetness. A limoncello in my opinion.
I have it on right now, and as I'm more of an oversprayer, I didn't skimp on sprays, of course.
But I have to admit: That was a mistake! In this quantity, it gets on my nerves a bit, it's almost too penetrating, too -I know- not toilet cleaner-like biting??
So in conclusion, I have to say that I would recommend buying it - especially at this price, but you have to be careful with the dosage.
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