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Very tasty start, the opening is reminiscent of the filling of apple turnover, sweetish, probably due to the cinnamon. This is accompanied by a small sip of well-distilled high-proof spirit.

In the drydown, the cinnamon and the noble drop recede more and more into the background.
What remains is a delicate-smelling nut-nougat praline. A good fragrance, for sure. However, I would wish for more boozyness, even in the drydown. The sillage is okay in my opinion, not room-filling, at least not at a humane dosage. Longevity is not outstanding, after a few hours on my skin you can only smell it close to the skin. Despite everything, I like the fragrance very much. I prefer to spray it on at home and enjoy my evening after work with it in this cold and damp season.

A normal evening in the living room, the bottle of Warm Rich and addictive bought in the afternoon in hand . The bottle, little fascinating, in standardized brown, does not promise a journey into the depths of the senses.
However, when the first spray touches my skin, it feels like I'm being pulled into a secret room where only the most exquisite aromas are granted entry.

The opening of the fragrance is like a whiff of a premium rum aged in oak barrels. The boozy rum notes tickle my skin and make me think of an exclusive whiskey bar in an elegant lounge. It is a prelude that arouses my curiosity.

But as time goes on, the rum retreats to reveal the true magnificence of this fragrance- the warm and enticing queen of spices, bourbon vanilla. It spreads out like a gentle embrace that warms and beguiles the senses. The vanilla leads me through a sensual journey of warmth and passion.

This fragrance is undoubtedly a masterpiece. It tells a story of luxury and seduction, of pleasure and discovery. A simple fragrance without special complexity, addictive, warms the skin and touches the heart.

Conclusion:

Even though I still love the scent, the longevity and sillage is not nearly as intoxicating as the aromas it brings.

The atomizer is also simply a cheek. This is with many Zaradüften so, which excuses the whole but in no way. For the price, however, a NoBrainer.

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The perfume Kamrah is truly a masterpiece in my opinion ( considering the low price well understood). Those who are not willing to pay the price for the Angels Share and are looking for a cheap alternative, but are well served by this.
Unlike the Angels Share, however, a boozy rum note is completely missing here. So , Well enough of the comparison of two completely different fragrances.

Kamrah presents itself as a completely independent fragrance that takes you into a world of oriental dried fruits, seductive dates and a good pinch of cinnamon. This fragrance profile inevitably evokes memories of the magical winter season, where warm and sensual aromas play a special role.

Kamrah is a fragrance that seems like a poem of winter that envelops all those who wear it in the cold season. Its depth and complexity give it a magical aura, reminiscent of snowy landscapes and cozy fireplaces without reeking of smoke. Kamrah is undoubtedly an olfactory journey into the fairy-tale world of winter.

I think Kamrah remains a faithful companion for several hours, even in cold weather, and I am confident that it will survive even a long evening at the Christmas market.

Boss Bottled Infinite is undoubtedly a fresh and fruity fragrance that features tangy notes in its opening. This fragrance profile is indeed reminiscent of a refreshing shower gel and exudes an invigorating aura. But unfortunately, this fragrance disappoints in one crucial aspect: its durability. Compared to other fragrances in the "Bottled" range, Boss Bottled Infinite unfortunately does not last very long on the skin. This is unfortunate, since he seems quite promising in the first moments.

Another limitation of this fragrance compared to the original is its office suitability. While the original Boss Bottled is perfectly suitable for many occasions and especially everyday office life, the Boss Bottled Infinite lacks the necessary stamina and presence and is of the fragrance profile quite generally unsuitable , to convince in the office environment.

Overall, the Boss Bottled Infinite remains a fragrance that initially appears promising with its fresh and slightly fruity character, but unfortunately disappoints with its low durability. This fragrance may be suitable for short, casual occasions, but should not be considered as a replacement for the original Boss Bottled. Even though the original is in no way a beast for me :)