Laminatrix

It took a long time but now I can say that Narciso and I are friends. The semisexy light pastel flacon was for me always only the honikge flanker of the perfume of my girlfriend. The other day in the miller, I put it on so semi-motivated. Be it from a disguised Samaritan thought or from olfactory boredom.

But what was it? This blend of musk and amber combined great with peach and rose. Wait a minute. Rose? Me and rose are about as compatible as banana juice and wheat beer. I'm sure some people would like that, but for me, rose on me is always a little difficult. Gently, this scent caresses me without being unnaturally soapy, but rather subtle but feminine and yet noticeably beautiful. With this fragrance I feel clean, but also naturally surrounded by a beautiful musk.
I'm really happy about this discovery, because I'm slowly with musk - and especially with the Narciso musk not only warm, he fits me and I do not mind it. The longevity is easily six to ten hours for me. I find the sillage to be pleasant and not over the top. Since I bought it at Parfumdreams with discount, I also find the price-performance ratio super. You get a great fragrance at a good price.

I would give him to a friend, but not a very young teenage girl. However, the fragrance - depending on the wearer - is different and you should consider that just when giving

On the 402 I came through Leni and he was, like my other Bon Parfumeurs also a blind purchase. But one that is worthwhile.


With the first spray sets itself relatively much alcohol free, is it evaporated, the fragrance begins to work. Apple I hardly perceive in the head - if then only as a fresh prelude, but the almond blossom starts very gently. Relatively quickly, a warm, dry and very full vanilla comes to the fore. The heliotrope enhances the spiciness and the vanilla in the heart is nicely versatile without seeming synthetic, overloaded. Sandalwood and caramel in the base combine with the vanilla to create a sweet woody composition. The musk only emerges slightly later - I barely notice the powdered sugar, if at all.

I like this fragrance a lot. It has something of a niche scent, but one that pleases. Still, it's not a sugary vanilla water, but much more woodsy. For the price, it's a great scent that you can layer well. It wears well and I like it a lot. The durability is rather mediocre and the silage also - so if you do not want to smell too dominant, fits the.

In 1925, master confectioner S. from Swabia fell in love with the singing of Berlin opera diva Erna S. and dedicated a cake to her: Maindel meringue and vanilla mocha cream. The people of Straubing have a similarly rich cake - the Agnes Bernauer Torte. However, since our torte contains even more butter, many citizen:ins had tooth, hip or heart problems after several years of excessive consumption.

Oh Erna... and just like the cake, Tendre Madeleine smells. The scent is not fluffy soft and lovely. It is like the cake: Massive but very fine.
The prelude is very pleasant by bergamot and cinnamon and combines with the almond in the heart. This gives warmth and just this tart feeling. Woods, musk and vanilla round things off in the base. So much for the technical.

In and of itself, the fragrance is very nice. It envelops and is pleasant to wear. The silage is ok for the price, the durability is quite good, however, the fragrance quickly loses intensity. It's great for winter days when the sun is shining but you still get a decent chill, and it's a little soul warmer. So who sometimes needs something warming, cuddly for the handbag, is hereby very well served.

Yes, I'm an olle sweet tooth and I like it best when just desserts have many different flavors. The 401 was an online blind purchase and since I am very enthusiastic about 402, I bought the sister - more also from the motivation to save me shipping costs.

The first spray sobered, because the cedar-cypress- resin aroma mixture was much too masculine for me. Although the bergamot came slowly, only I found the top note rather nothing for me. I was about to shove 401 into the corner of men's fragrances when I smelled it again on my wrist and there it was: That warm, very spicy warm plum. The smell of plum grits with cinnamon and something citrusy - probably the bergamot. Patchouli then gave me the rest and I did have a bit of a crush. The base of sandalwood, vanilla and musk give the scent a great warmth without drifting into sweetness. Instead, the spice from the head is then found in the labdanum again and connects the fragrance to a round, spicy-warming sweetheart.

To me, there's something insanely homey and warming about this scent, while also being insanely complex and pleasant. He is something between niche and Crowdpleaser, but which may be too woody-spicy for many.
I think the 401 is a great scent with depth and warmth, but it doesn't slay you, rather it sneaks up on you and then it's there: not unpleasant or penetrating but noticeable. It's definitely worth looking at and noticing.

The Body Shop fragrance is not a heavy, dominant, violent vanilla, as you would expect. It is rather nice, friendly and very clean. It reminds me a lot of vanilla pudding or the seagull pickle ice cream from the 90s and less of my typical vanilla hammers.

For me it was a blind buy and I was a bit afraid that it would go too much in the direction of early 2000s impulse vanilla deodorant. Fortunately it doesn't do that.

I use the fragrance mainly for layering other fragrances, to give the one or other fragrance a little more warmth.
It is nothing deep-layered, like Spirituse Double Vanille or the Eau de Missions, but it has a certain charm, as it is a soft, light and light vanilla, which is not overly sweet or creamy