Cosmoproleta

Brachial tracked vehicles in gum-pink-camouflage rolled just still crashing over the cracked asphalt, from which gnarled thistle plants sprout, strangely artificial and not of this world looking into the glistening violet sky. Battered still-smoldering fire barrel on the right, shattered metal structure on the left.
Drydown into the brave new world.

Absurd, somewhat overpowering scent at first, but extremely nice on the skin after 4-5 hours. He still has what slightly metallic, herbaceous, but becomes gentler sweet and delicate, yet remains cool.
A blatant statement from the house of Lush, but I celebrate this kind of fragrances, since also still really portable - if you like the idea of gum patch.

In short: the fragrance is extremely great.
Yesterday for a concert (people, it is so blatant, as after this year and a half slowly...) and sits today still very present, perceptible and confident on the clothes.
Durability is thus super, the sillage is at the beginning quite wummsig but so after 30-60 minutes very eträglich and then still holds prima in the moderate spectrum over hours.

The coffee in the head I do not perceive, maybe it just runs well integrated with the other notes along, actually, it's just ne safrangewürte Tonka-Oud combo. At first it seems very dry, high-quality tonkas have that more often, which I like very much, and then becomes rounder and just extremely attractive. So really, whew. At the same time, it is really completely unisex and is suitable for my perception for balmy summer nights, but also for the cooler season.
At the same time, you may not have to be bronzed, but you don't have to be pale either. And in the sense that bronze Tonka is already a statement and stands out, even if not overly niche.

Somehow it also seems like it could have tobacco in it. Is not listed, maybe kommtts also only by the note combination. If there were a less screechy Lovechildren between Montales Arabians Tonka and Red Tobacco, one could put Bronze Tonka as particularly 'well advised' in between.

Sometime I had once got the bright green shower gel from my roommate, he had then given the smallest size and left it to me, because it has triggered his hippie hatred too much. Anyway, he knew exactly what a "goth patchouli" was and what a "hippie patchouli" was.
Months pass, there I see, no particularly convinced Lushie, that there is this fragrance also as EdP and dive without further ado a few ml of American Cream (this one I love very much!) against Lord of Misrule.

By now I'm on the verge of buying a whole bottle, because this scent is just beautiful. I am infatuated with this fool prince. Despite that this juggles with the three notes great, it is not particularly hippiesque for me.
Just when the drearier side of spring weather is more prevalent now, it's a great scent that isn't wintry despite its heavy depth. But maybe only I see it that way and the rest of the world would wear it only in freezing cold.
Patchouli and vanilla are evenly matched, I don't know if it's the pepper or the vanilla, but after the patchouli rain scent note, in its sweetest form, wears off a bit, the scent becomes almost powdery on my skin. And then it stays that way and lasts, very well in fact.
It definitely makes me want to try sweet patch scents through again that are a bit more herbaceous.

Lush Lust actually wore one of my ex-boyfriends and I liked it very much on him and him I find myself also still quite okay. So the fragrance was never burned for me, and that's good, because I had letztens the need to get me yet again a 30ml bottle.

Lust is the quintessential indolic jasmine. One of my best friends - one of the few perfume enthusiasts in my bubble - says to dier kind of jasmine always: I love this note, which always smells so horny pissy!!!
Since I - unlike him - am not a particularly big fan of strong animalics, and am not the biggest fan of scents that make you smell like you've been fucking for three days without showering (his words!), I always have a residual fear of smelling a bit pissy when I wear jasmine scents.

On my skin, that fear is unfounded here, it's just a killer wummy jasmine with everlasting longevity and pretty heavy sillage...and just pretty raunchy!
Everything else at notes hides behind the jasmine and is at most to be guessed. I also think TF's Jasmin Rouge smells a little different again. Because I've already talked so much about dudes of my circle in this post: Yes, if you don't mind floral Lust is also something for the non-hypermasculine type.Not a fragrance for all days, but maybe at least if you're looking to spend three days unshowered in bed. Zwinkyzwonky.

The perfect lover for lovers of the dark cherry. Have had a bottling of my best perfume friend here from Parfumo as a surprise in my mailbox. We both have in common that we love cherry and Tonka.
Both come very close in this fragrance here, it is deep and somewhat wicked and for me absolutely summer night suitable, but also autumnal to think.
If you like Lost Cherry you'll love this cherry too, I'm just the dash of vanilla and tuberose does it for me!
Projection is not so strong, but lasts on my skin very long for a fragrance of this price range!