Fortezza

Fortezza

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Fortezza 5 years ago 2
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It is a courageous wine with a hint of refinement and a lack of ambition - I think it works better ... You can taste the currant right away
Just as Meg Ryan in "French Kiss" only discovered the scents of the wine in the second attempt, so I was also with Jicky from Guerlain.
I admit. I was worried whether the first perfume, "établi avec" synthetic fragrances, and not only from the previous century, no millennium could somehow meet me in the 21st century. And LAVENDEL, according to the fragrance description as a heart note in excess. I don't know, I don't know, I don't know. When I stroll from my garage entrance into the garden and let my hand touch the lavender bushes ... Then the evening is probably not far away and I do not have to drive scorpions away with it.
The perfume is, well, not affordable for everyone. Unless you're more loaded? Regular guest at the Salzburg Festival. That's why I was content with the eau de parfum. After several attempts I found the right day And then.
Wow! You can smell the bergamot and the lemon immediately. The lavender is covered with jasmine and vanilla to leave room for the ambergris, incense and civet cat after some time. The oriental notes become dominant with the length of the evening. Behind sinful veils glow black-edged deer eyes, which carry the embers of the sunset in themselves. A souk in Casablanca, a secluded courtyard in the house of a Sheik? Full of bougainville, orchids, spice and the scent of an opulent Lebanese dinner ?
Rarely has a fragrance touched me so, so unexpectedly.
Actually, I wanted to give the scent of my sweets to Valentine's Day. Well. Unexpected often comes.
I'm gonna keep it and look for a bouquet of flowers....
And besides: the plastic cap does not meet the requirements of the bottle anyway
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Fortezza 5 years ago 5 1
8
Bottle
5
Sillage
6
Longevity
9
Scent
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It greenens so green when green roses bloom
Green roses don't really smell that fragrant. Not because it is only conditionally green and changes to red with age. They also look more like flowering peonies. Their scent is rather spicy. What develops on my skin with Donna Rosa Verde goes towards the English rose 'Graham Thomas' from my garden. A little lemony, a little violet. And the mate tea? At least it's not smoked. And actually it reminds me more of freshly cut geranium stems. There's a little bit of citrine in that, too. But not typically bergamot. It smells like three-leaved gold oranges blossoms in Passau in spring. Anyway. Smoky and spicy is neither the rose nor the tea. The bergamot bitter orange is also covered. Like the ginger. Thank god. With e.h. he is better off with a well-known TV chef anyway. And the magnolia? Flowers splendidly but briefly.
After all the oud I've had in the last few years, I felt like something fresher, lighter. And Valentino had never disappointed me before. Not this time either. Although I'd rather have the scent stick to me a little longer. Strangely enough, he does it on fabric. It's probably my skin. Well, I'll just spray it on a scarf with a narrow jet ... My sweetness finds him, after initial skepticism, meanwhile also so stimulating that I now have to fear for my water. Good that you can control the quantity and its shrinkage by the clearly drawn bottle ....
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Fortezza 6 years ago 4 2
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Bubble Gum in blond hair
Betty0714 is right. It sticks like bubble gum in blond hair or like a pink Chanel costume to Reese Witherspoon. Today's chemically doped fragrances allow designers to create fragrances that are comparatively eternally attached to you. And it seems to me that the "worse" the scent, the more they enjoy it. The finer scents make it more right. They blow away faster and you have to spray more often. And buy more often. There's no danger to me here. Still, I'm gonna buy the scent as sugar pop. In the smallest possible filling quantity. And the flashy flacon will be added to my collection
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Fortezza 6 years ago 2
8
Bottle
6
Sillage
4
Longevity
4
Scent
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Waltzing Mathilda?
Fragrances unfold differently on different skin types. But just as the song is neither about a waltz nor about a girl named Mathilde, Artisan's nose is not about various citrus fruits and tobacco. As soon as head and heart are gone, unfortunately much too fast gone, only an overfull ashtray with ginger lemonade remains for me. The latter even draws attention to herself in a stabbing way. Now, at the latest, I have to take a shower. A shame about the successful bottle
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