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The multidimensional integral on my neck
After testing it for the first time, I classified it as a spicy, pungent, high-quality chaos.
Meanwhile I find the problem rather with me, not with the smell. My nose apparently had to be given enough time to decipher the code of this fragrance.
Only after days of dealing with him did distinct contours emerge for me. Size and depth ratios were perceived more clearly and the first impression was rotated by 180°.
It starts sweetly fresh, a little cold. And he stings.
After an hour, the fragrance has unfolded and all the notes are in harmony. The spice a little louder than the wood. The sweetness gets quieter quickly, but slowly fades away. The roses not too intrusive, the oud discreetly embedded. A few drops of water bind the wort, making it softer. Great. Individuals can be scented with concentration, but the totality wants to impose itself on you. And it's got a lot to offer: For me, the finished overall combination of notes and a few smaller groups of notes exist simultaneously. An incredible profundity.
The exit is so long in coming that one likes to miss it. Durability is excellent. Sillage can be shown, would like to smell him longer on me, but that is criticism on a high level.
All in all, L. Exclusif is an incredibly special, multi-layered fragrance. The environment usually falls in love in a few seconds, but to break it down into its individual parts requires active attention and time.
Meanwhile I find the problem rather with me, not with the smell. My nose apparently had to be given enough time to decipher the code of this fragrance.
Only after days of dealing with him did distinct contours emerge for me. Size and depth ratios were perceived more clearly and the first impression was rotated by 180°.
It starts sweetly fresh, a little cold. And he stings.
After an hour, the fragrance has unfolded and all the notes are in harmony. The spice a little louder than the wood. The sweetness gets quieter quickly, but slowly fades away. The roses not too intrusive, the oud discreetly embedded. A few drops of water bind the wort, making it softer. Great. Individuals can be scented with concentration, but the totality wants to impose itself on you. And it's got a lot to offer: For me, the finished overall combination of notes and a few smaller groups of notes exist simultaneously. An incredible profundity.
The exit is so long in coming that one likes to miss it. Durability is excellent. Sillage can be shown, would like to smell him longer on me, but that is criticism on a high level.
All in all, L. Exclusif is an incredibly special, multi-layered fragrance. The environment usually falls in love in a few seconds, but to break it down into its individual parts requires active attention and time.
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