Esther19

I'm not particularly fond of lavender in fragrances. In food, yes: lamb steak with lavender, absolutely. But in fragrances, my enthusiasm is very limited: with three exceptions, the very beautiful "Helmut Lang," the somewhat tiring "Gris claire,"...

As a fan of the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's," I was quite curious about this fragrance, especially since perfumes play a role in it - noble scents. And of course, during my first visit to New York, I had to stop by this...

I have already fallen for several Hermès fragrances: the repeatedly returning "24 Faubourg", "Hiris", "Rouge", while others, like "Une Jardin sur de Nil", did not excite me. I received a sample of "Twilly" with the words "Exactly your thing!" - which...

This was yet another spice oriental that really tempted me. Cinnamon and a whole lot of clove. It starts off well. I also like to use cinnamon and clove in the kitchen - alongside really a lot of other spices; my arsenal of spices and blends would...

Here it certainly wasn't the bottle that attracted me: I can usually do without golden paintings and rhinestones! But: This fragrance is, so to speak, a true gem in my fragrance cabinet. The opening is already a delight: I doubt that the notes...

"Mon Parfum" - why the renaming occurred later is unclear to me. For me, it was the other way around. First, in the 90s, it was the beautiful "Paloma Picasso," and only later did it become "Mon Parfum." I once defined in the forum: Chypres are serious...

An old Tibetan carpet Your soul, which loves mine Is intertwined with it in the carpet of Tibet Ray in ray, colors in love, Stars that courted each other to the heavens. Our feet rest on the treasure Magenta thousand times a thousand wide. Sweet...

Finally, it is listed, the fragrance that I acquired more than ten years ago in a perfumery in Mainz. A scent like a four-masted barque, so by no means a small wooden skiff! Such an imposing ship needs not only wind...

Belle epoque - an exciting time. Would I have liked to live back then? Probably not? (Without the internet and the Parfumo community). But as a voyeur on a time travel, I would love to go, and meet painters and poets, in the Café...

I have been somewhat skeptical of mainstream releases for several years now: Too often I have been pricked by a shrill, almost toxic fruit compote note, as if cast in cement. The best thing about many fragrances from...

When I say I love - also - "old-fashioned" composed perfumes, I mean this divine little potion alongside "Bal a Versaille"! Mona di Oro is said to have been dedicated to Serge Lutens in admiration,...

I confess: I primarily purchased the bottle for its sake, as a bargain. This blend of modernity and a touch of kitsch attracted me. I only know the palaces in Venice with their very morbid charm. I cannot judge the state of the Palazzo of the Fendi...