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Is that her body scent?
I have days when I want to smell like perfume. Like something very unusual. Loud. Sparkling. Wonderful.
Then there are days when I just want to smell good. Good in a way that makes the other person ask themselves: "Is she wearing perfume or does she just smell that good on her own?"
The second category is really not easy to find for my taste, because if they smell like body scent, they are also often so weak that no one notices them.
Fortunately, "Rolling in Love | Kilian" is just such a fragrance.
It smells as if you had washed yourself in the morning with a wonderful floral soap (freesia & iris) and then applied a super high-quality almond milk.
It's as if the smells of everyday life bounce right off you. Effortless, light and yet interesting.
The fragrance automatically makes me feel "put together" and casually self-confident.
For me, the tuberose adds that little something extra. The typical musky creaminess is also there, but always remains on my skin mixed with the high-quality almond milk.
Personally, I can hardly smell the vanilla and tonka from this great composition on their own, but I think that's a good thing, as it smells the same as described above all the time. Like a well-groomed, long-lasting body fragrance.
They just give the whole thing a delicious finishing touch.
As befits a body fragrance, it is not overpowering on the outside, but it is definitely noticeable. On my skin, it actually lingers all day with a tendency to fade over the hours.
Then there are days when I just want to smell good. Good in a way that makes the other person ask themselves: "Is she wearing perfume or does she just smell that good on her own?"
The second category is really not easy to find for my taste, because if they smell like body scent, they are also often so weak that no one notices them.
Fortunately, "Rolling in Love | Kilian" is just such a fragrance.
It smells as if you had washed yourself in the morning with a wonderful floral soap (freesia & iris) and then applied a super high-quality almond milk.
It's as if the smells of everyday life bounce right off you. Effortless, light and yet interesting.
The fragrance automatically makes me feel "put together" and casually self-confident.
For me, the tuberose adds that little something extra. The typical musky creaminess is also there, but always remains on my skin mixed with the high-quality almond milk.
Personally, I can hardly smell the vanilla and tonka from this great composition on their own, but I think that's a good thing, as it smells the same as described above all the time. Like a well-groomed, long-lasting body fragrance.
They just give the whole thing a delicious finishing touch.
As befits a body fragrance, it is not overpowering on the outside, but it is definitely noticeable. On my skin, it actually lingers all day with a tendency to fade over the hours.
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Temporary love
Blanche Bete is a really exceptionally beautiful fragrance whose components I can perceive almost completely.
The coconut note that some describe is only very subtle for me.
It starts off very milky and dense. The sweetness of the tuberose and jasmine are also immediately noticeable. Vanilla and cocoa round off the whole thing for me.
Although it smells wonderful on my skin, it does not develop any fragrance at all.
It is definitely a fragrance that I have never smelled before.
I was madly in love with it for about a month, as it really gives you a mystical, magical fairytale vibe. Wonderfully clean, playful and fluffy.
Sillage and longevity are absolutely great for me.
BUT: In the long run, it was just too unexciting for me personally. But somehow too sweet. Too dense. Wanting too much instead of just being casual.
I guess I'm just not a fluffy unicorn. Would like a bit more tension. Less sweet. More complexity. More individuality.
That's the only reason the fragrance didn't make it into my collection. Everything else about it is just boringly perfect (for me).
The coconut note that some describe is only very subtle for me.
It starts off very milky and dense. The sweetness of the tuberose and jasmine are also immediately noticeable. Vanilla and cocoa round off the whole thing for me.
Although it smells wonderful on my skin, it does not develop any fragrance at all.
It is definitely a fragrance that I have never smelled before.
I was madly in love with it for about a month, as it really gives you a mystical, magical fairytale vibe. Wonderfully clean, playful and fluffy.
Sillage and longevity are absolutely great for me.
BUT: In the long run, it was just too unexciting for me personally. But somehow too sweet. Too dense. Wanting too much instead of just being casual.
I guess I'm just not a fluffy unicorn. Would like a bit more tension. Less sweet. More complexity. More individuality.
That's the only reason the fragrance didn't make it into my collection. Everything else about it is just boringly perfect (for me).
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