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Delicately scented pink petals - freshly washed hair
Once again the opportunity, completely uninfluenced by other comments, to describe my impression of a fragrance.
With an order, I have me a filling of "English Cherry Blossom" sent along. Therefore, I can not make any information or evaluation of the packaging and the bottle.
The first impression of the fragrance - freshly washed still damp hair. Do not ask me where the association comes from. Whether someone in my circle uses a shampoo which goes in this direction, or I perceived that at the hairdresser once. It could also be a hint of hairspray that resonates. Which is definitely not meant in a negative way.
The scent starts out fresh, green, citrusy, with easily noticeable cherry blossoms, slightly tangy - pungent , but not at all annoying. I suspect this comes from the green tangerine.
In the course is a pleasant fruity sweetness perceptible, whether that now comes from black currants and black cherries, I can not confirm. What is noticeable, however, is a slight astringency behind the flowers, which could be reminiscent of the aroma of blackcurrants.
The cool, tangy loses something with time and goes into a slightly warmer heart note.
The scent didn't show much development on my skin, it just wears off peu à peu over time. The listed cherry wood in the base remains hidden from me and the iris could also be imagination, because it is listed with.
All in all, a beautiful floral fragrance with a lot of volume at the beginning. The durability and sillage are for this price range, in my eyes, perfectly fine.
The scent is noticeable throughout the day every now and then and after about 6 hrs on half an arm length perceptible.
I am absolutely no friend of regulations / recommendations for whom a fragrance is intended. Most men would probably say that smells feminine, clear that is also called "English Cherry Blossom" and the flowers dominate this fragrance. In my eyes, everyone must decide for themselves. I for my part, find the very appealing and will definitely order a small bottle, for the spring and early summer.
With an order, I have me a filling of "English Cherry Blossom" sent along. Therefore, I can not make any information or evaluation of the packaging and the bottle.
The first impression of the fragrance - freshly washed still damp hair. Do not ask me where the association comes from. Whether someone in my circle uses a shampoo which goes in this direction, or I perceived that at the hairdresser once. It could also be a hint of hairspray that resonates. Which is definitely not meant in a negative way.
The scent starts out fresh, green, citrusy, with easily noticeable cherry blossoms, slightly tangy - pungent , but not at all annoying. I suspect this comes from the green tangerine.
In the course is a pleasant fruity sweetness perceptible, whether that now comes from black currants and black cherries, I can not confirm. What is noticeable, however, is a slight astringency behind the flowers, which could be reminiscent of the aroma of blackcurrants.
The cool, tangy loses something with time and goes into a slightly warmer heart note.
The scent didn't show much development on my skin, it just wears off peu à peu over time. The listed cherry wood in the base remains hidden from me and the iris could also be imagination, because it is listed with.
All in all, a beautiful floral fragrance with a lot of volume at the beginning. The durability and sillage are for this price range, in my eyes, perfectly fine.
The scent is noticeable throughout the day every now and then and after about 6 hrs on half an arm length perceptible.
I am absolutely no friend of regulations / recommendations for whom a fragrance is intended. Most men would probably say that smells feminine, clear that is also called "English Cherry Blossom" and the flowers dominate this fragrance. In my eyes, everyone must decide for themselves. I for my part, find the very appealing and will definitely order a small bottle, for the spring and early summer.
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Danish pastry in imitation leather backpack
My first comment on a fragrance and then also the first ever comment on this fragrance. Crazy.
What's the point? Because it is one of the few fragrances for which I have not yet read anything and can describe my perception completely unbiased and without influences.
I'm honest, it was a frustrating purchase, I went into town and wanted to have a new fragrance, nothing expensive, something different, maybe something unusual, in the direction of chocolate, marzipan, pastry, a winter scent.
There it was, the fragrance that was to lift my spirits.
The flacon is visually very appealing and makes a good quality impression, only the felt sticker, which is constantly crooked on the flacon, devalues the look. Funny gimmick, the cap is held magnetically. Who doesn't know cardboard boxes with magnetic closure leave a high-quality impression and suggest a high-priced content, whether this played a role in the development? Definitely.
Let's get to the real issue, the scent. First of all, I'm not a professional in this field and I'm only describing my impressions and how I perceive the fragrance here.
What image do I have in my head when I smell this fragrance?
A crushed piece of Danish pastry with vanilla pudding, indefinable fruit and quite a bit of icing, transported in a leatherette backpack by a smoking teenager.
In the top note I take unripe apple - very sour, fresh broken wood fresh lavender, rather subtle, artificial creamy soapy vanilla was. The heart note, actually continues like this, only that an artificial chemical smell spreads, reminds of leather, but not real leatherette rucksack, which once hung next to a real leather rucksack in a department store. The lavender becomes a bit more tangible and the wood develops a smoky, slightly resinous smell
What I noticed towards the evening is that the fragrance in the base gets a slightly musty, musty, stale character, which is already disturbing me personally. I suppose it's the leather paired with tobacco, so the colorful imitation leather backpack turns into a crumpled old leather tobacco pouch.
In the first minutes and hours I find the scent quite ok, I didn't have one of those yet and was completely open to it. Of the scents I tried, this was the most interesting one for me. Even if everything seems artificial, I will continue to wear the fragrance, but definitely not on special occasions. I rather arrange the fragrance in the direction of autumn/winter.
If I had to assign the fragrance to a target group, 20 to a maximum of mid-30s, for under 20 I would consider the tobacco and wood in the base to be too mature.
The durability is okay, in itself also always difficult to estimate, but if we talk about the perceptibility on the skin about 4 to 6 hours
Basically, you can buy this fragrance if you don't want to spend a lot of money and you feel like doing something new. If I were to buy this scent again, no. It is a change to my other fragrances, but for me not balanced, round enough.
What's the point? Because it is one of the few fragrances for which I have not yet read anything and can describe my perception completely unbiased and without influences.
I'm honest, it was a frustrating purchase, I went into town and wanted to have a new fragrance, nothing expensive, something different, maybe something unusual, in the direction of chocolate, marzipan, pastry, a winter scent.
There it was, the fragrance that was to lift my spirits.
The flacon is visually very appealing and makes a good quality impression, only the felt sticker, which is constantly crooked on the flacon, devalues the look. Funny gimmick, the cap is held magnetically. Who doesn't know cardboard boxes with magnetic closure leave a high-quality impression and suggest a high-priced content, whether this played a role in the development? Definitely.
Let's get to the real issue, the scent. First of all, I'm not a professional in this field and I'm only describing my impressions and how I perceive the fragrance here.
What image do I have in my head when I smell this fragrance?
A crushed piece of Danish pastry with vanilla pudding, indefinable fruit and quite a bit of icing, transported in a leatherette backpack by a smoking teenager.
In the top note I take unripe apple - very sour, fresh broken wood fresh lavender, rather subtle, artificial creamy soapy vanilla was. The heart note, actually continues like this, only that an artificial chemical smell spreads, reminds of leather, but not real leatherette rucksack, which once hung next to a real leather rucksack in a department store. The lavender becomes a bit more tangible and the wood develops a smoky, slightly resinous smell
What I noticed towards the evening is that the fragrance in the base gets a slightly musty, musty, stale character, which is already disturbing me personally. I suppose it's the leather paired with tobacco, so the colorful imitation leather backpack turns into a crumpled old leather tobacco pouch.
In the first minutes and hours I find the scent quite ok, I didn't have one of those yet and was completely open to it. Of the scents I tried, this was the most interesting one for me. Even if everything seems artificial, I will continue to wear the fragrance, but definitely not on special occasions. I rather arrange the fragrance in the direction of autumn/winter.
If I had to assign the fragrance to a target group, 20 to a maximum of mid-30s, for under 20 I would consider the tobacco and wood in the base to be too mature.
The durability is okay, in itself also always difficult to estimate, but if we talk about the perceptibility on the skin about 4 to 6 hours
Basically, you can buy this fragrance if you don't want to spend a lot of money and you feel like doing something new. If I were to buy this scent again, no. It is a change to my other fragrances, but for me not balanced, round enough.
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