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Italian flair, a beautifully thought-out fragrance that is very complex yet simple for me, because:
Yes, the shower gel image is accurate. But I wonder what the problem is? (It's a matter of taste, of course!)
Anyone who has ever used the shower gel "Duschdas For Men" (the blue one) might agree with me that there are great similarities, which I find very cool.
Both are beautifully citrusy and slightly spicy, perfect for summer.

However, still a complete package of freshness and vacation feelings:

The fragrance opens with citrus and spice from the lavender and thyme, which harmonizes perfectly!
As it develops, it becomes a bit fresher/aquatic for me, yet remains consistently citrusy.
The sandalwood and patchouli bring a touch of wood and a bittersweet sweetness into play.

Now to the headline.
It lasts a long time, very long. One feels envious!
Because,
for an aquatic, citrusy summer fragrance, that is usually a rarity.
Apply in the morning, still noticeable until late evening - slightly diminishing.

Price/performance is top-notch, what a steal.

For those who love Duschdas shampoo and freshness, this is a must-have!

Mists swirl around the city. Cold. Damp.
The candle flickers in the candlestick.
I am cold, I shiver.
It is dark.
I follow the churchmen.
Arrived at the cathedral.
I open the heavy wooden door.
I am surrounded by a strangely scented draft that sweeps through. Incense.
Gregorian chants echo through the walls of the cathedral.
Deep, male choral singing voices ascend to my ears.
My nose perceives more and more incense. The scent intensifies.
Slowly it becomes more balsamic, from the strands to shallow glory. I feel warm.
I stand at the altar. I see the hoods of the Gregorian singers.
I pray. And I cannot shake off the scent. I smell it and smell it.
I don’t want to forget it!
It is beautiful!

I have (unfortunately) never been on vacation in the Middle East.
For me, this fragrance evokes the Middle East palpably, how can I claim that without ever having been there?
It is my imagination: One strolls through beautiful street markets selling fresh fruit, walks past old beautiful buildings and admires them.
The opulent temples, which were once adorned primarily with gold, could remind one of the bottle.
It is simple, yet embellished with beautiful gold accents. For the price, a solid bottle.

When you spray this fragrance on in the current temperatures, it starts off very decadently with jasmine and neroli, and the rose, wood, and especially the peach turn it into an Oriental hit! For me, a masterpiece.
In cold temperatures, the wood, oud, and cinnamon come out even more for me. Perfect to wear in both seasons!

The sillage is incredibly strong, but really very pleasant; it envelops you like a little veil that you don’t want to let go of.

This fragrance gives me an olfactory journey to the Middle East, that’s how I imagine it when I hopefully get to visit one of those wonderful countries and can stroll through the streets, always with a watchful eye for new scents :) The fragrance comes along!

I don’t know if others feel the same way, but for me, this fragrance has certain similarities with "Gold Rose Oudh | Tiziana Terenzi" from the Terenzi house, or am I completely off??

Imagine a very beautiful winter night. You meet up, possibly with a lady or your friends, to do something together. A fragrance that should immediately come to mind for such an occasion is clearly Ombre Nomade! Why?

Well,

The combination of incense, oud, and benzoin hits you right in the face, just as the title suggests. The atmosphere is almost infused with this solid combination, which feels very animalistic. The note of raspberry that comes through slightly brings a more feminine touch to this fragrance. The cold temperatures combined with these woody-smoky scents make Ombre Nomade the perfect fragrance for winter. When you walk with your friends or your lady, for example, through a lovely Christmas market, you perceive the environment in a completely different way; these combinations transport you to another world, a world enchanted by this magical scent.

In my opinion, it is a perfection of perfumery art; the fragrance hits all the right notes, the sillage and longevity are perfect, even if it may be too strong or too animalistic for some. The scent lingers on clothing even after two washes, and on the skin, this fragrance can still be smelled even after showering.

This fragrance is pure winter magic.