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..... "Messy Sexy Just Rolled Out Of Bed" and "What We Do In Paris Is Secret" by A Lab on Fire and Joop Le Bain mixed, with a little more almond and woods, I love all three and this one impresses with the durability, great!
It could have been a little softer for my sake, I find the scent sexy and slightly oriental and also a little sultry, but still different, love it

I have to rate this fragrance now!

Years ago I smelled a woman in Berlin, she had an insanely beautiful perfume that smelled like the old Delial,..... asked , she had bought it in Formentera.
I love that smell from my childhood and am still searching for that aura.

Louange's mundane 19 comes close, but even closer was this scent:

"Ginger-Centrale Perfumería Formentera / Parfumerie Centrale"

I ordered it there a few times until it was no longer available.

Alberto Morillas the perfumer.

Of course I kept looking and came across this fragrance and immediately hoped it was the "Ginger" fragrance as the perfumer is Alberto Morillas.

Sample ordered directly from Mizensir.

The beginning vibes are similar, more pungent ginger and I find that such a shame because the ginger note remains and then migrates to 4711 vibes in the DD, which I don't like.

What has he created differently here?

It's different to "Ginger".

It smells similar, but it gets an old-fashioned note, not that creamy delial note that "Ginger by Centrale Perfumería Formentera / Parfumerie Centrale"
has.

However, the longevity is quite good for an eau.

I miss that nice creaminess and I think that's a real shame.

So far I can't bring myself to buy the fragrance, I have to test it in warm temperatures, maybe then it will work with the Delial note.

My first association with this fragrance:

.... I expected Rouge Smoking to be a cool, sensual, erotic fragrance. A man in a tuxedo, an overpriced hotel with a femme fatale or an amour fou melting away in sensual devotion, forbidden and wicked.

The perfume is red, Chanel Rouge Noir or a sinfully expensive lipstick, typical Chanel red, with just such painted red fingernails on a woman, that's what I associated.

My second association:

A lush rose, crimson red, er, or cherry, almost black dominated with smoky accents in an oriental heavy aura and is only to be expected as a heavy luxury-spraying fragrance. In the evening, at night.....

It turned out differently:
I own Jasmin Wood by BDK and wanted to buy it again, it was sold out, so I sniffed my way through it.

This fragrance blew me away, for me it fits into the coming spring, summer fall...no expected heaviness, that was the impression at first.

The fragrance is wonderfully soft, innocently sensual, I associate sunscreen with it, cashmere feel good, but with a deep and close to the skin, but so wonderful aura.

I don't know why, but I have connections with Louanges Profanes 19, which I also love very much, except that this fragrance by BDK is much more intense and remains so even when it gets close to the skin.

For me, it's clean and sexy and a soul-satisfier at its finest, great.

I love cherry fragrances, often too sour and harsh, this one is so wonderfully soft and ravishingly beautiful and it lasts a long time.

The first impression doesn't match the scent for me, the color should go more into amber or beige and also have a different name, but no matter, I love this scent and educates into my everyday life and will often make me snuggle in and feel comfortable.

Addiction factor pre-programmed.

A secret surprise for me...an insider tip?

Surprise secrète

...now I'm going to write something about this wonderful fragrance.

soooooo:

I was totally surprised when I sprayed on the fragrance and smelled it for the first time,

Jasmine???
Wood???
Plum???
Pear??

and so on....

I smell a beautiful unsweet cherry with an unsweet vanilla and warm spices (patchouli???) in the background, but above all a ripe cherry or better still sour cherry in its most beautiful kind, tipsy with a noble port wine.....

So extravagant, fruity, sensual, so subtly attractive, rather the cool blonde or the unapproachable brunette, no matter, sensual but very concealed, but not to be overlooked, uh, over-scented and somewhat mysterious.

no mainstream, no omamuff, no hairspray, no shower gel, no detergent, no spice bomb, simply beautifully designed.

One note reminds me a little of Indian Holi by Kenzo, which has been withdrawn from the market, but this was sweeter and rounder, yet the note that I really liked there is very present here, pear perhaps???

A direct hit for me!

Durability top, aura top.

Think but nothing for the summer, rather fall winter, but as you like it.

The bottle has already moved in and may stay, I think it will last a long time

...what Tardes reminds me of!

For days I have puzzled, lived on a bottling again and again compared, again and again felt in, again and again combined, again and again pictures before eyes get, memories and I have felt very well thereby.

Again and again the scent jolted me awake, I still felt good smelling in the morning, but what was so different about this scent????

It's almondy, yes, it reaches for me like a mix of the Zeromolecole Neh?! and Nuovole, both also very nice, but yet this one is still different, a cocoa note???? Caramel, no, Powdery, yes.....
.....Celery, never under my nose, I'm allergic to it too.

This fragrance has longfgsam powdery, neat and subtle crept into my heart, cautious yet very present under my nose and it really doesn't like to smell or perceive everything.

Tardes ordered, can't help it, the scent is great, the hairmist too, I know I can't go wrong this time.

And then today, quite banal, I drive my car onto the lot, park and then the lightning came from above, the French call that " Foudre"-love at first sight- it wasn't but Jaa, now I know - thanks to Foudre!!!!!!

It smells like the old Toni Gard Woman Classic, not the new one, there are worlds in between.

I wore this fragrance for a long time back then more than ten years ago and sorely missed it when it was taken off the market, the new one was, well, fragrance water against it, never that powdery aura and the longevity also well.....

This fragrance is better than the old Toni Gard, it lasts much longer and better, a little tart pungent at first, that fades very quickly within a minute and then comes this beautiful cuddly almond cocoa cream composition with a warm but not sweet depth that lasts with me until morning, wow!!!

Daniele Andrier - she just can!!!