Melu

.... A fragrance from 4711 that I like. This remix practically jumped into my shopping cart. A pleasant, fresh fragrance. The base notes of musk, amberwood and cedar, finely balanced with lime and green apple, brighten up a cold, rainy fall day. It evaporates relatively quickly, but can be sprayed on again at any time without becoming overpowering. A light fragrance for all occasions.

The fragrance is unisex and unusual, they said. Yes, well, I dare to try it. I recognize the Virginia cedar and the ambroxan. Saffron? Hedione? I think it all adds up to Baccarat Rouge. I feel like I'm wrapped in a cloud of candy floss and roasted almonds. Things you like to spoil yourself with. But do you want to smell like that?
Well, I won't give up hope and wait to see how it develops. After a few hours, there's still that candy floss - almond scent. It's not getting any better. My child's request "Mommy, please get rid of this" i am happy to comply. A clear no-go for me!

What I like in this fragrance as a shower gel, quickly becomes intrusive in perfume. A highly intense fragrance experience of roasted almonds with honey. In addition, some vanilla which seems to misunderstand with the black rose. A pinch of cinnamon rounds out the experience. All other components keep a low profile. The scent remains the same from application to washing off. What evaporates in the shower gel remains in the perfume and we in my nose after a while unpleasant. One likes it or not.