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Jubilation 40 - childlike royal security
For me, Jubilation 40 achieves something that the normal perfume has only just begun to do, if at all: it brings back my wonderful childhood. When perfume achieves something like that, it's always something special.
I can say that I had a wonderful childhood with parents who always gave me an adventure and a feeling of unconditional love, safety and security. I haven't had it easy in recent years - this isn't meant to be a therapy session - but the memories of my childhood have always been an anchor.
One particularly strong and beautiful memory is my parents' garden. They had currants and blackberries there, which fascinated me. Their sour bitterness when they are unripe and their black, purple, sweet juice when they are ripe.
When I spray on Jubilation, I am briefly a little boy in an ideal world, brimming with security and safety. It is with this feeling that I wear this perfume, which accompanies me throughout the day. The oriental notes, especially the myrrh, make me feel like the son of a sultan in a garden full of delicious berries. Some people have the royal image of a sultan with normal Jubilation. I (unfortunately) never got that, but I did with Jubilation 40.
The perfume is very similar to the normal Jubilation, but for me the fruity notes and honey sweetness clearly predominate. There is also wood and resin. It is also darker and smokier. Jubilation 40 remains very linear, which I personally like very much in this case, but I can perceive the berry fruit, the wood, the myrrh and the honey better and in a more differentiated way than with the regular Jubilation. The regular one is more mixed. I also like changeable fragrances, but here I want the sweet blackberry around me all the time.
The longevity is fierce on my skin, as is the silage. I still had the scent on my neck the next morning. It stays on the sweater forever. Unfortunately, my normal one is very weak in both respects, which is why I've been turning to other fragrances recently. In future, I will opt for Jubilation 40 more often.
For me, the perfume is an undisputed masterpiece and one of my absolute favorites for personal reasons.
I can say that I had a wonderful childhood with parents who always gave me an adventure and a feeling of unconditional love, safety and security. I haven't had it easy in recent years - this isn't meant to be a therapy session - but the memories of my childhood have always been an anchor.
One particularly strong and beautiful memory is my parents' garden. They had currants and blackberries there, which fascinated me. Their sour bitterness when they are unripe and their black, purple, sweet juice when they are ripe.
When I spray on Jubilation, I am briefly a little boy in an ideal world, brimming with security and safety. It is with this feeling that I wear this perfume, which accompanies me throughout the day. The oriental notes, especially the myrrh, make me feel like the son of a sultan in a garden full of delicious berries. Some people have the royal image of a sultan with normal Jubilation. I (unfortunately) never got that, but I did with Jubilation 40.
The perfume is very similar to the normal Jubilation, but for me the fruity notes and honey sweetness clearly predominate. There is also wood and resin. It is also darker and smokier. Jubilation 40 remains very linear, which I personally like very much in this case, but I can perceive the berry fruit, the wood, the myrrh and the honey better and in a more differentiated way than with the regular Jubilation. The regular one is more mixed. I also like changeable fragrances, but here I want the sweet blackberry around me all the time.
The longevity is fierce on my skin, as is the silage. I still had the scent on my neck the next morning. It stays on the sweater forever. Unfortunately, my normal one is very weak in both respects, which is why I've been turning to other fragrances recently. In future, I will opt for Jubilation 40 more often.
For me, the perfume is an undisputed masterpiece and one of my absolute favorites for personal reasons.
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