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I seem to have a penchant for the love of discontinued fragrances. So I am already mourning my last milliliters of the scent "Mania 1999" by Armani. Spicy-fresh-interesting-creamy. Why on earth did they discontinue this? The search...

- at least that's what it says on the bottle. The notes mentioned are: Top notes: cassis and rhubarb. Heart: jasmine, lotus and cardamom. Base: orris root, amber, musk, tonka bean, apricot and peach. I swapped for this fragrance...

I can only furrow my brow at the previous comment and the association with Alien, and once again bow to our scent receptors and their uniqueness. Be that as it may: This fragrance represents for me the attempt to blend...

I should really know better by now, but I keep trying my hand at full-blooded chypres: They are one of the most classic and beloved members of the chypre family, and I still expect to find one that I like... Unfortunately: No! After...

I chased this scent for a long time until I could finally swap for it. I was sooooo sure that I would enjoy the fragrance until the last drop - because what more could one want? Smoky tobacco, vanilla (combination long before Tom Ford), tonka, heliotropes,...

This term is the first thing that comes to mind when smelling the fragrance... I swapped for a vintage edition (Eau de Toilette, the bottle also looks different) after a long negotiation and was very optimistic about me and this scent. I haven't sniffed...

This is not a perfume, but rather Demeter's concept wrapped up in "Yves Rocher". This could be honey on a little bread! It smells very natural and - yes: delicious! Unfortunately, this cannot be said of all the scents in this range - I usually find these...

I wouldn't have immediately thought of "autumn" with this fragrance. The color of the bottle is fitting - but when I think of those colors, I envision a walk in a sunny autumn forest. However, when I smell the fragrance, I don't think that. I think...

For me, Victoria's Secret is a company that is predestined for crazy naming. Very Sexy "X"? (countless flankers to this name) Dare??? Probably the risk, the jab, the challenge is that a women's perfume smells like a men's perfume,...

Sometimes I'm at a loss: When I first saw the name of the fragrance, I wondered why a perfume is called "Zündhölzer." Because in Italian, cerini means matches... So much for my non-cosmopolitan knowledge :) I would never have thought that the word...

A powerful, almost typical 80s women's chypre à la Armani. Nothing here has been created lightly; this has been punched. And nothing has been spared. The scent: MOSS (a lot of it), spices, and woods + additionally, for me, there’s also something...

In my opinion, the scent should have had an Intense version and been Pimped-Up for Miel d'Oranger. Perhaps even a mix of Eau de Sud and Miel&Citron. So in my dream vision, honey, petit grain, and as a base a tiny bit of patchouli accompanied...