Lilienfeld

far from innocence
No white sheet, not even the appearance is clean here.
Sensuality no, physicality, act = yes!
Looking through the crack of a propped door of the establishment, I see
her. Lean, laced into a corset,
her long legs wide open, sitting broad on the table, leaning against the filthy wall.
She pushes her white pelvis towards his loins, throws me a sober
glance. Unimpressed and demanding, she pulls him towards her pleasure.
The scent of wilting deep red roses on the windowsill
mingles with that of the canal of the overheated city, warm urine wafts
sneakily into my nose. Her powdered angular shoulders drawn,
thighs pressed tightly against his hips, I’ll take care of it for us now.
World-weary, having consumed everything that was offered, she earnestly
fulfills her role, not taking her eyes off me. I can wait -


No white musk sweet and nice, this is musk a la Nerval.
You might as well have a bull involved, heaven this is harsh!
Compared to this, civet is like kindergarten. Warm pee as far as I can smell,
paired with dark wilting roses makes for a very dirty liaison….
The severity of geranium adds no bit of youthful charm to the scent.
The lustful grasp of a too experienced lady, I’m getting scared of the fragrance!
The heart note lasts forever, in the base warm vanilla pudding and done.
The sweet dessert is probably the comfort….but this kitchen is cold…

A footprint was what inspired Andre Courrèges to create this futuristically
appearing fragrance.
In the summer of '69, the flight to the moon, his first touch.
So elevated, new, and extraordinary should the scent also become.
I’ll dance a little out of line.
Spicy is the opening for my feeling,
fruity but not too hesperidic, delicately soapy, aldehydic.
The heart, jasmine, finely floral to green, bittersweet, very straight, always getting louder.
A skillful mix of romantic, linear, and forward-moving.
The base is warm, subtly sexy with a hint of don’t touch me, I’m a chypre.
Fine soapiness and green remain, it never gets too dry:-)
Leather, patchouli, cedar, and other woods, amber come together and overwhelm me,
the honeydew melon hangs in there all the way down.
The scent is a very successful reinterpretation of the classic.
The 70s charm has remained:-))
When I look at the promotional poster for Empreinte, I’m immediately reminded of
Milla Jovovich in
Luc Besson's film "The Fifth Element," the presentation is quite similar.

I have a fragrance in my cabinet that I find very similar in direct comparison
“Come la Luna.”
Did the noses at Bois 1920 sniff a bit of this?;-)
For me, it’s a very feminine scent, a must for chypre lovers, Michelangelas, Medusas, all
strong women and a few brave men who dare to wear it!
The longevity is good, the sillage is impressive :D:D
One of the few “modern chypres” that should and must be called that:)


My dears...quickly erase the pyramid up there :D:D
it’s completely wrong:D:D:D

L'Eau à la Folie, a summer
Over hill and dale, my shoes in hand
warm wind in my face over meadows, I want to go home.
Blooming the bushes, herbs so fine,
my gaze in the sun drives me on.
You feel the heartbeat in your throat on the way
it won't take long, I'm almost there.
I already see the water, the sea glistens in the light,
citrus trees by the wall, the spray is high.
Finally cooler, the breeze, I’ll jump right in..
here from the wall, finally home :D:D:D



A wonderful cologne, not conventional, I would rather say an Eau de Toilette
with the longevity of a cologne.
Citrusy, limey, minty, the beginning is a beautifully fizzy experience, a shudder
of the nostrils…a sneeze, a smile, oh life is beautiful.
No neroli in sight :) ))
In the middle, a mix of mango and white flowers, the freshness
completely fades here, it becomes soft, floral, and very tropical, heliotropic
fruit salad, mango-papaya on jasmine…a quirky and very skillful blend!
Once again, the scent transforms, showing in the base a wonderful mossy coolness,
moist, slightly sweet, very clear, and very elegant.
I would cheekily label it as “Cologne -Chypre” ;-) A bit like Caipirinha too.
I must say, I am more than thrilled with Folie.
The Nicolai fragrances are characterized in most cases by a great density
and very good longevity. For a cologne, at a price of 86 euros for
100ml, you have a very special, quirky summer scent that
stands out clearly from other colognes.
The scent development happens quickly, the heart note lasts about 2 hours.
The whole walk lasts 3 hours :) diligent re-spraying is encouraged!
I sense a slight resemblance to Acqua Viva by Profumum Roma.
But Viva lasts the whole summer day.
Absolutely unisex and not sexy…my 12-year-old son is also totally into the scent :D
Well, maybe a bit sexy too ;)….

Here I am, I've landed, the border in sight.
Arriving, no, I probably won't.
I carry myself alone, sometimes looking back.
I want and need my other self.
Finally living, giving, I'm different from who I am.
I want to fly, to conquer, I know myself well..






Pondering, I try my luck.
A zesty, very short, slightly piercing and delicately salty opening accord, Richard Ibanez has created a rebellious princess.
Equally capricious, vulnerable, graceful as well as strong and elite.
The top note dances lightly bergamot-like. A bit of grapefruit that
with the pink flesh, a little slice of peach and the brief appearance of the fruits
is immediately framed by a truly beautiful, but not very powerful red rose.
I notice an aldehydic scent enhancer, which makes the rose seem
larger, more elegant, and present at the moment.
But it is coy, elusive, always diving away.
A very idiosyncratic development.
The main role here is played by the peony. Wonderfully rich
whole bushes, dewy, juicy, and honey-fine.
With sweet ylang-ylang, tonka, and vanilla, very gourmand :)
The second main actor takes over seamlessly, my beloved patch and…
this princess goes deeper than one might think,
is more serious than it first seems, bolder and also nobler than she knows :)
a slightly torn good girl.
Beautiful peony-patch :-)
Vetiver?? It smells minty, slightly woody :) with gentle traces of white musk
and a powdery idea right at the end.
The boundary walker lasts wonderfully and for hours. Finest tonka-vanilla patch-peony until the end. A scent that develops very quickly and takes the heart note into the base.
It is not a powerhouse in sillage, so my environment does not suffer.
It holds quite well on me, which means something, my skin absorbs.
An absolute year-round unisex fragrance and very, very erotic.
Sometimes a bit dismissive and tending towards a solitary arrogance.
As I reached the last lines, Carla shot through my mind…
I just hope my love for the scent doesn't fade now!
Bruni is not really my thing ;)

Like the gentle flutter of a moth, barely noticeable in the blink of an eye.
Subtle, suggestive, fragile, already gone again.
A butterfly kiss.
The fragrance created by Azzi Pickthall for Tann Rokka is a true surprise. When I read the pyramid above, I wonder which scent I have in my nose?

A beautifully citrusy, slightly bitter orange beginning, initially seeming hurried,
that gently glides to the ground like a leaf in the wind in small arcs.
Lovely this peppery salty note that peeks out in small doses, time and again :)
A full, bright floral heart, Ylang Ylang. I also smell rose, sweet and heavy.
Then it happens... wow... patchouli, nestled in rosewood.
Something also reminds me of the smell of piano lacquer??
Kisu is fine, subtle, strong, and very erotic :)
Minty and always this Fleur de Sel note present, I'm thrilled.
Bright moss and wood in the dry down, caught in clean white musk,
with a slice of lemon until the end.

Crystal clear with depth… Keiko, look here :-)

Unisex in any case, lasts forever.
A beautiful fragrance……… why does almost no one have it here??