Eukalyptia

This is an absolute masterpiece of perfume art for me. The fragrance is hard to describe in its complexity. Light, but also very durable - self-confident, but also mega-feminine. Of a nonchalance and grace that is really very rare these days. Coco starts very fresh with a gentle soapiness, but then follows up with a floral elegance that lasts all day. For me, definitely an Immergeher with repurchase guarantee.

I've been looking for a fragrance like this for a long time. I like very much clean fragrances for everyday life. This one comes along so crispy-crunchy and squeaky clean. You feel like back then, when mummy rubbed us dry after a nice bath and then packed us into our terrycloth pyjamas - wonderful. You float in a little violet sillage cloud that also reminds you a little of Penaten's Good Night Balm (which is unfortunately no longer available *sniff*). No big "Designer-BämBämBäääm", but for every day and to feel good absolutely perfect. The skincare line is also highly recommended. The shower gel is wonderfully moisturizing and the body lotion the hammer. The total package for all who appreciate freshness and purity during the day.

For many years my summer companion. Bright, radiantly pure and simply to feel good. A clean scent that makes you happy. Nothing scratchy, nothing awfully cute. The fruity, citric opening notes to the sunny heart make this wine more than perfect for the warm season.

...but not in a positive sense. Just as sweet as the brand's shower foams. My daughter practically "inhaled" them a few years ago and when I entered the bathroom I always had to think of the bag of mixed food from the kiosk. Fortunately, the time is over and the first-born child likes more mature fragrances.
Back to perfume. For me a mixture of the white gummi bears, cotton candy and this red raspberry limo. I still wonder what madness made me spray this on my withered flesh, because the shelf life seems to be the best part. In the evening I could still smell the sugar liquor.

One of my "everymen." Just like Giorgio Beverly Hills is a "time machine" fragrance. But here it becomes much more erotic. Jil Sander No 4 has a lot to offer. Apart from a mega-silage it surprises with spices but not in the herbaceous direction. No - here you get warm from sniffing. I think that the colour is a perfect match for the fragrance. Golden, almost amber
The younger generation should also give the ingenious attractant a chance. Not everything the "old aunts" wear is oldschool. I constantly get positive feedback from my much younger colleagues at work. As already written in the title line, No.4 is pure femininity and absolute joy of life.