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Defense
Now I want to defend the scent here. The Advent season has just passed, during which it surely saw use by some. I generally do not differentiate my fragrances by seasons, but Organza Indecence is definitely a typical winter scent for me. Full-bodied, just sweet enough not to be annoying, a decent pinch of cinnamon, and warm, dark amber. Delightfully cozy with tea and cookies under the Christmas tree.
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Yuck, cheap
A blind order that prevents me from future ones. Disgustingly sweet, cheap, no trace of musk. 2 bottles are still aging in the package. Sorry, Mitti.
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Coconut in Beauty
I am absolutely not a fan of gourmand fragrances, and scents that contain coconut usually tend to fall into that category. But I really wanted a coconut scent and ultimately ended up with Tahitian Holiday, as the low price made the blind purchase a low-risk endeavor.
And I must say, this blind purchase was a success! I cannot confirm the piña colada note, as that is sweet. Tahitian Holiday is not. It is fresh in the opening, very pleasant for a summer fragrance, and then comes the wonderfully unsweet coconut. I share Lia's associations: summer dresses, flip-flops, and off into the hustle and bustle!
And I must say, this blind purchase was a success! I cannot confirm the piña colada note, as that is sweet. Tahitian Holiday is not. It is fresh in the opening, very pleasant for a summer fragrance, and then comes the wonderfully unsweet coconut. I share Lia's associations: summer dresses, flip-flops, and off into the hustle and bustle!
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Revision
O.k., Antoine didn't like the fragrance, but as we know, not everyone can like everything.
I like the scent. For Cabotine aficionados: Cabotine + Rose, not quite as green as the original version. For everyone else: a floral fragrance, from which I definitely smell rose, but it is not a rose scent like the Stella variants, for example. It is also not a fragrance that will "knock you off your feet," but in my opinion, it is pleasant for spring and summer as a daytime scent for the office.
I like the scent. For Cabotine aficionados: Cabotine + Rose, not quite as green as the original version. For everyone else: a floral fragrance, from which I definitely smell rose, but it is not a rose scent like the Stella variants, for example. It is also not a fragrance that will "knock you off your feet," but in my opinion, it is pleasant for spring and summer as a daytime scent for the office.
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Many Little Flowers
A green floral scent that has already brought me quite a few unexpected compliments.
Fresh but intense, by no means sweet-floral, rather a whole bouquet. I can't identify the notes mentioned in the base except for vetiver, but they must have their justification and round out the fragrance.
I couldn't use the perfume several days in a row, then it would annoy me, but the small 15-ml bottle definitely has its place in my cabinet for occasional use.
Fresh but intense, by no means sweet-floral, rather a whole bouquet. I can't identify the notes mentioned in the base except for vetiver, but they must have their justification and round out the fragrance.
I couldn't use the perfume several days in a row, then it would annoy me, but the small 15-ml bottle definitely has its place in my cabinet for occasional use.
