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Oops, Tonka and vanilla again - is that still exciting?
Hello dear Parfumos,
i am now so enthusiastic about the Rasasi brand that I order the fragrances blindly - and am usually rewarded for it. Of course, one or the other is just like the other...one or the other or does not keep what the pyramid and the full-bodied promises promise...just...promise. But I haven't experienced a real belly landing with this brand yet, as (most) fragrances are quite cheap to get hold of. Rasasi pour Homme L'Eau Verte was a supplementary purchase - how he did, I will tell you now...
The top note is fresh floral-sweet, the bergamot, which is indicated in the pyramid, I do not smell at all. After about 20 minutes I can smell the flowers, especially the jasmine - without it smelling too feminine. Cypress swings with me, the lavender unfortunately goes down (I like lavender very much and imagine that it has a calming effect on me...). Unfortunately, a synthetic shower gel vibe resonates in the heart note, which is hardly still present after about an hour. At the same time the whole thing gets a bit more woody and sweeter - at that point I already have the fear that the base will be a `moderne´ unit vanilla tonka mixture, which the inclined perfumer should know by now...
From the 2nd hour onwards the Sillage shrinks to arm's length, whereby I am of the opinion that it fits so for the smell - more would be a little obtrusive, since slowly the flowers retreat and a kind of bright, somewhat too sweet and fresh liquorice sets the tone. After 4 hours there is nothing more to smell of the little flowers, the described light wood (now not quite so fresh) has taken over the sceptre. Unfortunately the base is nothing special, because towards the end it's the feared Vanilla-Tonka-Mix with a little patch, which makes the quite exciting fragrance process to `verlangweilen´droht. The shelf life is ok with 7-8 hours, the Sillage collapses after approx. 3-4 hours and then becomes almost very close.
My conclusion: You can buy it, but you don't have to have it, because the fragrance is not individual enough and unfortunately ends at will. But since the little tuft is offered for sale at a fair price, it is not a disappointment and so he may stay in my Rasasi fundus until further notice...
i am now so enthusiastic about the Rasasi brand that I order the fragrances blindly - and am usually rewarded for it. Of course, one or the other is just like the other...one or the other or does not keep what the pyramid and the full-bodied promises promise...just...promise. But I haven't experienced a real belly landing with this brand yet, as (most) fragrances are quite cheap to get hold of. Rasasi pour Homme L'Eau Verte was a supplementary purchase - how he did, I will tell you now...
The top note is fresh floral-sweet, the bergamot, which is indicated in the pyramid, I do not smell at all. After about 20 minutes I can smell the flowers, especially the jasmine - without it smelling too feminine. Cypress swings with me, the lavender unfortunately goes down (I like lavender very much and imagine that it has a calming effect on me...). Unfortunately, a synthetic shower gel vibe resonates in the heart note, which is hardly still present after about an hour. At the same time the whole thing gets a bit more woody and sweeter - at that point I already have the fear that the base will be a `moderne´ unit vanilla tonka mixture, which the inclined perfumer should know by now...
From the 2nd hour onwards the Sillage shrinks to arm's length, whereby I am of the opinion that it fits so for the smell - more would be a little obtrusive, since slowly the flowers retreat and a kind of bright, somewhat too sweet and fresh liquorice sets the tone. After 4 hours there is nothing more to smell of the little flowers, the described light wood (now not quite so fresh) has taken over the sceptre. Unfortunately the base is nothing special, because towards the end it's the feared Vanilla-Tonka-Mix with a little patch, which makes the quite exciting fragrance process to `verlangweilen´droht. The shelf life is ok with 7-8 hours, the Sillage collapses after approx. 3-4 hours and then becomes almost very close.
My conclusion: You can buy it, but you don't have to have it, because the fragrance is not individual enough and unfortunately ends at will. But since the little tuft is offered for sale at a fair price, it is not a disappointment and so he may stay in my Rasasi fundus until further notice...
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Who has forgotten their lemon sorbet in the freshly mown meadow?
Dear Parfumos,
sometimes you put on a scent and immediately have images in your head - images that try to visually manifest what you have smelled This is what happened this morning in a bathroom, somewhere in the south of Germany...
Since a nice perfumer, who had seen that I was in possession of this fragrance, had asked me a few questions about exactly which one, I wanted to try the practical test (for explanation: I often test newcomers first on an olfactory strip to give me a first impression and then put them on hold until it was their turn...) and answer the questions. So I sprayed a handful of strokes on the designated spots - and there it was...a freshly mowed meadow in late spring (or early summer, as you prefer), on which a large cup of lemon sorbet was placed, garnished with a mint leaf. Now I ask hobby and professional psychologists to spare me behavioural profiles and analyses of my childhood - I would ignore it anyway. But that's what it smelled like to me when I sprayed the sports anime on myself.
For those who don't like such associations, the sober (individual) olfactory analysis: the top note is dominated by hesperides (lemon and bergamot), I can perceive a little mint and sandalwood. After about half an hour the citrus fruits slowly fade into the background, the pear, which I can only guess very vaguely at the beginning, becomes a little stronger. From now on I have this meadow chord, paired with a liquorice chord, in my nose, flanked by the pear - not a bad combination. The sweetness stays within limits, the meadow chord (which I've made out) provides lasting freshness. After about 4 hours the base is reached - here woods and vetiver dominate. The fragrance lasts for about 6 hours, but after about 4 hours it is only faintly perceptible
In itself, the colleague smells quite tasty and the shelf life is ok. But the Sillage is his Achilles' heel: already after one hour the scent is so reserved that I can only smell it when I move my nose very close to my forearm. Since it is so weak on the chest, it is only suitable for me on hot days or for occasions when olfactory restraint is a must. But that is hard to get over for the price (200ml for almost 22 Euronen), because it is qualitatively better than most competitors in this price range....
sometimes you put on a scent and immediately have images in your head - images that try to visually manifest what you have smelled This is what happened this morning in a bathroom, somewhere in the south of Germany...
Since a nice perfumer, who had seen that I was in possession of this fragrance, had asked me a few questions about exactly which one, I wanted to try the practical test (for explanation: I often test newcomers first on an olfactory strip to give me a first impression and then put them on hold until it was their turn...) and answer the questions. So I sprayed a handful of strokes on the designated spots - and there it was...a freshly mowed meadow in late spring (or early summer, as you prefer), on which a large cup of lemon sorbet was placed, garnished with a mint leaf. Now I ask hobby and professional psychologists to spare me behavioural profiles and analyses of my childhood - I would ignore it anyway. But that's what it smelled like to me when I sprayed the sports anime on myself.
For those who don't like such associations, the sober (individual) olfactory analysis: the top note is dominated by hesperides (lemon and bergamot), I can perceive a little mint and sandalwood. After about half an hour the citrus fruits slowly fade into the background, the pear, which I can only guess very vaguely at the beginning, becomes a little stronger. From now on I have this meadow chord, paired with a liquorice chord, in my nose, flanked by the pear - not a bad combination. The sweetness stays within limits, the meadow chord (which I've made out) provides lasting freshness. After about 4 hours the base is reached - here woods and vetiver dominate. The fragrance lasts for about 6 hours, but after about 4 hours it is only faintly perceptible
In itself, the colleague smells quite tasty and the shelf life is ok. But the Sillage is his Achilles' heel: already after one hour the scent is so reserved that I can only smell it when I move my nose very close to my forearm. Since it is so weak on the chest, it is only suitable for me on hot days or for occasions when olfactory restraint is a must. But that is hard to get over for the price (200ml for almost 22 Euronen), because it is qualitatively better than most competitors in this price range....
