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In a fragrance called "Peoneve", I think peony should play the leading role. The peony should enter into an interesting dialogue with other fragrances, because it would be well suited for this. Unfortunately I don't smell any peony at all here, just a normal rose, and so much of it that it almost seems musty. No interaction with other components, not even a development I perceive here. If I then read the other comments here, then it shows up once again: Beauty lies in the nose of the sniffer. And my nose is disappointed: no "Pentecost" in this rose!

Fahrenheit in its current version appeals to me today as much as it did when the fragrance and I were young. The spices in the head and heart notes combine with the tonka bean in the base to form a cosy warmth that captures me. The mandarin gives freshness at first spraying, and jasmine and lily of the valley bring in something playful, which arouses interest together with the spices. I'd like to sniff it out, dive in, explore it. Spices and mandarins - and yet it doesn't smell a bit Christmassy. Although I cannot imagine the smell in the hottest summer now also necessarily. Petrol? I don't smell it, but I know what the previous speaker means. I don't know which component is responsible for it, but that's what gives this fragrance a kick, makes it unique, headstrong and self-confident. Now as a woman I can only hope that its wearer keeps what the fragrance promises.