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Who? Where? What? How?
That's what I ask myself every time I smell him. I don't understand him.
If someone had told me 2 years ago that I would ever say something like that about a perfume, I would have laughed. "Back then" I wasn't interested in the subject and never understood these statements, and until recently I didn't understand how anyone could not understand a fragrance.
But then came Amabile...lovely...and...I don't understand it.
That's something positive about the scent. He taught me that you can't understand a fragrance.
Sensory overload. In the first moment I smell a lot and yet nothing at all. Except for apple, I recognize only a mess. In which direction should this go? No idea.
Alright, let's wait and see...
After a while, I smell...wait...is that shisha tobacco? Yes!
That's exactly what I smell! Apple tobacco that just gets weaker with time.
It's not mine at all, I'm afraid.
But maybe I just need to understand it to like it.
Predicate "Amabile" he gets from me so not.
If someone had told me 2 years ago that I would ever say something like that about a perfume, I would have laughed. "Back then" I wasn't interested in the subject and never understood these statements, and until recently I didn't understand how anyone could not understand a fragrance.
But then came Amabile...lovely...and...I don't understand it.
That's something positive about the scent. He taught me that you can't understand a fragrance.
Sensory overload. In the first moment I smell a lot and yet nothing at all. Except for apple, I recognize only a mess. In which direction should this go? No idea.
Alright, let's wait and see...
After a while, I smell...wait...is that shisha tobacco? Yes!
That's exactly what I smell! Apple tobacco that just gets weaker with time.
It's not mine at all, I'm afraid.
But maybe I just need to understand it to like it.
Predicate "Amabile" he gets from me so not.
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A day in Mexico...
The packaging already shows us two quotes. Once one of the perfumer to the structure of the fragrance and one about Mexico City.
The city is described as energetic, boundless and universal.
Admittedly, I've never been to Mexico City (yet), but you know it's a city whose size we in Europe don't even begin to know. Certainly that alone makes it a restless, hectic contemporary.
The scent does exude hecticness at first, but I think that's exactly why it fits in this loud, warm environment. It's definitely a summer scent, clearly bringing "a colorful cocktail of strawberry and rhubarb [...] contemporary green-woody freshness". It makes you think of ice cream, cocktails, merriment, vacation, beach...a beach party in Cancún or a Saturday dinner with friends at Mexico City's hippest spot.
Flashy? Yes
Striking? No.
Does this contradict each other? Not necessarily.
Although a mixture of fruits shoots up your nose at first, over time this "green-woody freshness" calms the noisy city. It becomes less urban and more rural, more level-headed.
On the whole, a successful creation
The city is described as energetic, boundless and universal.
Admittedly, I've never been to Mexico City (yet), but you know it's a city whose size we in Europe don't even begin to know. Certainly that alone makes it a restless, hectic contemporary.
The scent does exude hecticness at first, but I think that's exactly why it fits in this loud, warm environment. It's definitely a summer scent, clearly bringing "a colorful cocktail of strawberry and rhubarb [...] contemporary green-woody freshness". It makes you think of ice cream, cocktails, merriment, vacation, beach...a beach party in Cancún or a Saturday dinner with friends at Mexico City's hippest spot.
Flashy? Yes
Striking? No.
Does this contradict each other? Not necessarily.
Although a mixture of fruits shoots up your nose at first, over time this "green-woody freshness" calms the noisy city. It becomes less urban and more rural, more level-headed.
On the whole, a successful creation
