Gelis

I think this "Monk | Art of Scent Swiss Perfumes" is not (yet) at peace with himself regarding his decision to live in a monastery. I experience this fragrance as inharmonious. The start with synthetics, turpentine and rubber puts me off at first....

The start is absolutely awful. Turpentine in its worst form + a black tea that has steeped for several hours. After about 20 minutes, it becomes a perfume: woody, creamy, gets softer and softer, after 1 hour I have to look for the scent......

Tam Dao starts off sourly woody for me. After a very short time, it takes on that familiar velvety sandalwood touch. Light cream joins in after a short time. The most irritating thing after about 2 hours is a fruity, slightly...

But it took a while... until "Eau de Coton / Eau Secrète | Guerlain" really showed itself to me. No sooner had I written my statement, submitted my review, etc., than I had a creamy, orange-infused fragrance in my nose. I could have sworn...

D. starts with me heavy, floral-creamy and oppressive. I spontaneously feel reminded of a Penhaligon fragrance.... But after about 15 minutes, the orange creeps up and also drags its peel behind it, bringing a turpentine association. After...

Preliminary, my sample is older, and there are "only" a couple drops left. I think the age of my sample is responsible for the fact that I can't detect any of the top notes. Shem-el-Nessim starts. Ei me with florals that have to fight their...

This is now my third Aire de Sevilla and one noticeable difference is the sillage. "Woman" is more noticeable than Solo Tú and Rosas Blancas. Thus Woman is but still far from a Wummser. "Aire de Sevilla Woman" is a fruity-floral...

Aire de Sevilla - Rosas Blancas made me curious about these EdTs. During my internet search, I came across the Perfumes Club (www.parfumsclub.de), which has some of the series in its inventory. I can say up front that Solo Tú, like Rosas...

Black Pepper starts in my nose exactly with that: with black pepper. But he prizzelt not too strong in my nose, that may be due to lemon and ginger, which accompany this in the top note. It then becomes slightly herbaceous and soapy, but basically...

rather a Veriss become. Yesterday I wrote SchatzSucher in response to his statement, I would be quite with him, the scent is dull and musty... Hours later I was then on a slightly different trip. Orangea starts with me briefly with orange and its blossom....

I sprayed on "Gris Charnelle" yesterday morning and walked around as a vegetable for the rest of the day with an overhang of celery. It wasn't until late evening, no actually at night just before midnight, that I unexpectedly got a breeze of a fruity floral...

Gris starts with me tart, a little scratchy and somehow cool. Slowly a light cream creeps up from behind. Without fragrance pyramid I would have guessed musk. But this way I suspect that amber plays a role here. And later, coolness turns...