Maja92

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Maja92 3 days ago
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From shaky candidate to favorite
I've stood next to neroli blossoms before and backed away again because the scent was a little too tart and musty. When I sniffed again, a subtle green, fresh, citrusy note emerged. Nevertheless, yes, you have to like neroli. Neroli and orange blossom make up the fragrance. They give it this southern, subtly tart, deep character. Frangipani makes it a little lighter. Musk and amber make it so incomparably powdery/creamy for me. Cedarwood is a little more tart again.

It is also a summer fragrance for me, but not for over 30 degrees. A floral/tart flatterer on the skin.
However, I would like more sillage. So only I have something of it
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Maja92 2 months ago 3
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Classic Chic
Having worn "Allure Sensuelle (Eau de Parfum) | Chanel" , "Allure Sensuelle (Parfum) | Chanel" , "Allure (Parfum) | Chanel" and "Allure (Eau de Parfum) | Chanel", I will allow myself a more detailed commentary.

All four have a class to which one tips one's hat. Fresh, fruity, balanced sweet, supple, green, balsamic and so balanced, deep and full; so elegant; just Chanel.
Allure presents itself - according to my nose - a good deal less earthy/grassy than Allure Sensuelle, which I find more pleasant. And the EdP is even more intense than the perfume. So the perfume would be more my choice. It is softer and sweeter, rounder, smoother and more pleasing. But maybe that's why others prefer the EdP. I also see it not only on ladies of advanced but also middle age. Simply a masterpiece - it makes you go into raptures, even if you prefer something else.
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Maja92 2 months ago
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Expressive classic chic
Having worn "Allure Sensuelle (Eau de Parfum) | Chanel" , "Allure Sensuelle (Parfum) | Chanel" , "Allure (Eau de Parfum) | Chanel" and "Allure (Parfum) | Chanel" , I will allow myself a more detailed comment.

All four have a class to which one tips one's hat. Fresh, fruity, balanced sweet, supple, green, balsamic and so balanced, deep and full; so elegant; just Chanel.


Allure sensual is - according to my nose - a good deal more earthy/aromatic than Allure, which I attribute to vetiver and patchouli. And the EdP is even edgier and more forceful than the perfume. So the perfume would be more my choice. It is softer and sweeter. But maybe that's why others prefer the EdP. I also see it more on ladies of a more advanced age. But still, a masterpiece like this - it makes you go into raptures.
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Maja92 2 months ago
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Fresh holder with a cuddle factor
Now that the warmer days are finally here, I'm testing the "Chance Eau Fraîche (Eau de Toilette) | Chanel" and the "Chance Eau Fraîche (Parfum Cheveux) | Chanel" in parallel.
In comparison, I find it almost more beautiful, as it has more sweetness and a certain powderiness, which I miss somewhat in the edT.
Also, wearing it in the hair increases the sillage on warm (sweaty) days and your own perceptions considerably. It stays fresh and citrusy on my hair for longer than the edT on my skin and drifts off into woody notes much later.

Citrus and a light cedar open. It remains refreshing/prickly due to the pepper, but already gets the first cuddle factor. After a good 4 to 5 hours, a slight sweetness remains, which is grounded by vetiver and patchouli. And then I spray again :-D

Always a nice refreshment!
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Maja92 2 months ago
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Freshness for garden lovers
I got my hands on you thanks to a dear perfumer. Floral, fresh, fruity and citrus are also right up my street. So I sprayed it on my wrist and took a sniff.

First of all, tangerine and grapefruit start me off, but are overshadowed by marigold.
I have them in my garden and have already made my own marigold ointment. I then had to spice up this slightly herbaceous ointment with essential oils.
I feel the same way with Bella. That's why grapefruit and mandarin are very good. Once the grapefruit has faded, you discover the currants. A beautiful moment.
Gardenia and rose follow intensely. There is still some marigold in the baggage.
At the end, I am only left with a little musk. I find this orcanox and aquatic difficult to grasp and hard to describe.

Yes, you are fresh and floral. Also aquatic, but with that subtle woody herbaceousness, our friendship is hindered.
You are also quite superficial.
Yes, some people are looking for exactly that. But I miss the depth, the sinking into security and the cozy exit in the evening.
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