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Am I addicted? - My addictive substance
The "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff" really gets me hooked! Let's be honest, here on Parfumo there are not only perfume lovers and enthusiasts but also addicts - the perfume junkies
One of them is once again trying his hand at a review that (hopefully) offers someone added value:
What is addiction and am I addicted?
"Addiction refers to dependence on substances as well as harmful behaviors that can no longer be controlled and are performed compulsively over and over again. All addictions are characterized by loss of control, tolerance development and withdrawal symptoms."
Great... Perfume is inevitably a substance and buying perfume can be a harmful behavior... Fortunately, I certainly haven't lost control. Or have I?! I am the proud owner of more than a liter of fragrance. To be honest, that should last me quite a while, especially as a definitive stop to buying is really not in sight. Developing a tolerance, on the other hand, is a difficult subject. A certain tolerance can probably be read from my collection, as I generally prefer stronger fragrances. However, I definitely don't have withdrawal symptoms! I would never let it get that far and go a day without a fragrance. Hah! So I'm not addicted.
Did I mention that denial of addiction is an addictive trait?
Since my purchase of "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff" at the boutique, it has simply been a part of my weekends. As soon as I look in my perfume cupboard, I open the leather box quite quickly, put aside the paper(?) covering the bottle and apply the perfume. Bang! Like an ICE running through my nose and taking me to a dreamlike place, enveloped in a wonderful aura, my desire satisfied.
The fragrance enchants me with its coffee-rose combination, which is caressed by sweet notes. And it stays that way, because it offers an absolutely linear progression. Unfortunately, the sweet and gourmand nature of this fragrance limits it to the colder days in particular. However, the rose also brings a certain effervescence which refreshes the fragrance to a certain extent and thus allows it to be used up to around 15° with a clear conscience. (higher temperatures are of course still being tested)
Basically, everyone can fall prey to addiction here because "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff" is absolutely unisex for me. The longevity is incredibly good for me, which in this case means 12 hours and more. The sillage is really not suitable for hiding! You leave a beautiful trail behind you and when you stop you delight your surroundings without being asked.
Ultimately, I have to say that I am not only addicted to perfume but also to "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff" and although addiction has extremely negative connotations, I am absolutely happy with it.
One of them is once again trying his hand at a review that (hopefully) offers someone added value:
What is addiction and am I addicted?
"Addiction refers to dependence on substances as well as harmful behaviors that can no longer be controlled and are performed compulsively over and over again. All addictions are characterized by loss of control, tolerance development and withdrawal symptoms."
Great... Perfume is inevitably a substance and buying perfume can be a harmful behavior... Fortunately, I certainly haven't lost control. Or have I?! I am the proud owner of more than a liter of fragrance. To be honest, that should last me quite a while, especially as a definitive stop to buying is really not in sight. Developing a tolerance, on the other hand, is a difficult subject. A certain tolerance can probably be read from my collection, as I generally prefer stronger fragrances. However, I definitely don't have withdrawal symptoms! I would never let it get that far and go a day without a fragrance. Hah! So I'm not addicted.
Did I mention that denial of addiction is an addictive trait?
Since my purchase of "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff" at the boutique, it has simply been a part of my weekends. As soon as I look in my perfume cupboard, I open the leather box quite quickly, put aside the paper(?) covering the bottle and apply the perfume. Bang! Like an ICE running through my nose and taking me to a dreamlike place, enveloped in a wonderful aura, my desire satisfied.
The fragrance enchants me with its coffee-rose combination, which is caressed by sweet notes. And it stays that way, because it offers an absolutely linear progression. Unfortunately, the sweet and gourmand nature of this fragrance limits it to the colder days in particular. However, the rose also brings a certain effervescence which refreshes the fragrance to a certain extent and thus allows it to be used up to around 15° with a clear conscience. (higher temperatures are of course still being tested)
Basically, everyone can fall prey to addiction here because "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff" is absolutely unisex for me. The longevity is incredibly good for me, which in this case means 12 hours and more. The sillage is really not suitable for hiding! You leave a beautiful trail behind you and when you stop you delight your surroundings without being asked.
Ultimately, I have to say that I am not only addicted to perfume but also to "K'Bridge Club | XerJoff" and although addiction has extremely negative connotations, I am absolutely happy with it.
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Swiss Army Knife from France the man's all-rounder
Not only perfume is one of my hobbies, but also perfume advice here on Parfumo and from friends. I recently noticed that I recommend "Gentle fluidity (Silver) | Maison Francis Kurkdjian" several times a day. There are many good reasons for this:
1. Courtesy
I have never personally come across anyone who didn't like "Gentle fluidity (Silver) | Maison Francis Kurkdjian". Even my extremely critical mother loves this fragrance!
2. Versatility
It is not for nothing that I have described this perfume as an all-rounder and a Swiss army knife. Whatever the weather, whatever the occasion, whatever the time, you can't go wrong with this perfume. No, often you simply do everything right.
3. Radiance/effect
Fresh and woody is often associated with cleanliness, as is the case here. Fortunately, the fragrance does not stay that way! The juniper berry brings in a beautiful gin note that I have never experienced in perfume before. This combination makes for a uniqueness or at least an unusualness that does not make this perfume seem "hackneyed".
In summary, we have a crystal-clear fragrance in a clear glass bottle which is quite rightly in the Top 50 Unisex.
1. Courtesy
I have never personally come across anyone who didn't like "Gentle fluidity (Silver) | Maison Francis Kurkdjian". Even my extremely critical mother loves this fragrance!
2. Versatility
It is not for nothing that I have described this perfume as an all-rounder and a Swiss army knife. Whatever the weather, whatever the occasion, whatever the time, you can't go wrong with this perfume. No, often you simply do everything right.
3. Radiance/effect
Fresh and woody is often associated with cleanliness, as is the case here. Fortunately, the fragrance does not stay that way! The juniper berry brings in a beautiful gin note that I have never experienced in perfume before. This combination makes for a uniqueness or at least an unusualness that does not make this perfume seem "hackneyed".
In summary, we have a crystal-clear fragrance in a clear glass bottle which is quite rightly in the Top 50 Unisex.
