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Noble cherry liqueur
Today was the first day of my second holiday week. Since I still had to do some things in the city anyway 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 big, very well (!) sorted Douglas...::)
Since I know the great Douglas very well, I went straight and wildly determined in the direction of Tom Ford Counter...:) Past Chanel, YSL and ouch - D&G now have a new counter here...:) - and already I was at the really very well sorted Tom Ford Counter...::) The new Tom Ford Lost Cherry doesn't take long to find. Like the Soleil Blanc, the Lost Cherry is instantly recognisable visually, this red is unique in the collection and stands out immediately.
I had already read all the comments diligently in the last few weeks - all the more excited was the response to the new work...:) So much in advance - I was a bit disappointed, because I had already expected something else.
Very short: Lost Cherry is a beautiful noble cherry liqueur, high quality, noble, warm and on my skin at least - not loud at all. I was expecting a blast here. I don't think the scent's brave. After the fragrance had been on my skin for about 2 minutes, I went back to the counter and sprayed my other hand full. For me the fragrance consists only of top note (whipped cherry) and tonka base. The fragrance is already very good and is also very high quality. All in all, however, a quiet work. I can also imagine him in the office.
Very nice, but I don't have to....
Since I know the great Douglas very well, I went straight and wildly determined in the direction of Tom Ford Counter...:) Past Chanel, YSL and ouch - D&G now have a new counter here...:) - and already I was at the really very well sorted Tom Ford Counter...::) The new Tom Ford Lost Cherry doesn't take long to find. Like the Soleil Blanc, the Lost Cherry is instantly recognisable visually, this red is unique in the collection and stands out immediately.
I had already read all the comments diligently in the last few weeks - all the more excited was the response to the new work...:) So much in advance - I was a bit disappointed, because I had already expected something else.
Very short: Lost Cherry is a beautiful noble cherry liqueur, high quality, noble, warm and on my skin at least - not loud at all. I was expecting a blast here. I don't think the scent's brave. After the fragrance had been on my skin for about 2 minutes, I went back to the counter and sprayed my other hand full. For me the fragrance consists only of top note (whipped cherry) and tonka base. The fragrance is already very good and is also very high quality. All in all, however, a quiet work. I can also imagine him in the office.
Very nice, but I don't have to....
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Aliens Mugler for ladies and some nuances truncated
I haven't written a comment here for a long time - today I thought again, this one deserves a comment...:) Not that other fragrances don't deserve any, but I'm especially fond of him. I also don't write because the fragrance is so extraordinarily wearable for men or so extraordinarily beautiful. Unisex is here for me a slip, the smell represents for me the pure femininity.
I think it's funny that the fragrance reminds me of a legend that is now here - Mugler's original alien, the first variant for ladies. EVERYTHING: Where the original alien was very clumsy and loud, this fragrance is the noble, quiet and graceful variant. The scents are very (!) similar, do not impose themselves like the original alien.
But here, too, I almost only get the typical Mugler DNA, which reminds me of Jasmin-Sambac from an excess. The Heliotropia is also a sea of flowers, but combined with other white flowers and a creamy white pear. I think it's nice that here the jasmine decreases strongly in the course of the scent and thus becomes wearable for men after all.
In the office an absolute no-no-no-go - I will certainly wear the Heliotropia one or the other time in my spare time...:) After many of Byredo's last creations left me a bit disappointed, I really like this one...:)
I think it's funny that the fragrance reminds me of a legend that is now here - Mugler's original alien, the first variant for ladies. EVERYTHING: Where the original alien was very clumsy and loud, this fragrance is the noble, quiet and graceful variant. The scents are very (!) similar, do not impose themselves like the original alien.
But here, too, I almost only get the typical Mugler DNA, which reminds me of Jasmin-Sambac from an excess. The Heliotropia is also a sea of flowers, but combined with other white flowers and a creamy white pear. I think it's nice that here the jasmine decreases strongly in the course of the scent and thus becomes wearable for men after all.
In the office an absolute no-no-no-go - I will certainly wear the Heliotropia one or the other time in my spare time...:) After many of Byredo's last creations left me a bit disappointed, I really like this one...:)
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