Maxgis

Today was the first day of my second week of vacation. Since I still had some errands to run in the city and the last sharings somehow didn't work out here, I made a small detour to the KÖ in Düsseldorf and ended up directly in the large, very well (!) stocked Douglas...:)

Since I know the large Douglas very well, I headed straight and determinedly towards the Tom Ford counter...:) Passing by Chanel, YSL and oh - D&G now has a new counter here too...:) - and I was already at the really very well-stocked Tom Ford counter..::) The new Tom Ford Lost Cherry is also easy to find. Like the Soleil Blanc, you can immediately recognize Lost Cherry visually; this red is unique in the collection and stands out right away.

I had diligently read all the comments in the past weeks - so I was all the more curious about the new creation...:) So much in advance - I was a bit disappointed because I had expected something different.

In short: Lost Cherry is a beautiful, noble cherry liqueur, high-quality, elegant, warm, and on my skin at least - not loud at all. I was expecting a real knockout here. I don’t find the scent bold. After the scent had been on my skin for about 2 minutes, I went back to the counter and sprayed the other hand full. For me, the scent consists only of top note (tipsy cherry) and tonka base. The scent sounds very nice and is also very high-quality. All in all, however, it is a quiet creation. I can also imagine it well in the office.

Very nice, but I don’t need to have it....