Nasenputz

first of all 1000 thanks to Turandot, without her I would never have come to this perfume....
i was so excited, because as a great parure lover, I now went very expectantly to this fragrance
yes, I recognize the - I call it a family connection very strong -
Parure is just not so " earthy" for me, but both radiate something unbelievable
to put this incomprehensible into words is a little difficult for me
but I'm trying
In this perfume are ingredients that always immediately give me a "feeling of well-being" a kind of " arrival": Moss, coriander, patchouli of the finest kind, vetiver and leather
Noir Patchouli is a perfume I have to smell again and again, a magnetic attraction.
Patchouli here in no way musty and much more restrained than in Bracken of Amouage, which however is a true sword precisely because of its volume.
Patchouli here has nothing to do with the small oriental bottles of the past, which were dark brown in oil form, serving a certain market in the 70's, they were in fact almost musty, musty and had no elegance and positive charisma at all.
A good friend of mine had at that time a small shop with decoration gifts, the Arafat cloths worn at that time (bestseller in black and white) and many knick-knacks and these oils and she sold most vanilla, amber and patchouli
These smells had so nothing to do with perfume art and you have to eliminate them a little from your subconscious, then everyone understands patchouli and other basic substances differently.
Noir Patchouli is a classic! Here it is not about inspiring the masses quickly; here is rather quietly a perfume for hours very beautiful in harmony of a work of art perceived.
the herbaceous vetiver and the here soft leather give the finish and give the harmony to the whole further.
Fortunately, the vanilla is also very cleverly used here in the base, just a touch, so that the fragrance itself never gets too sweet in the end.

This will be my next purchase!
i am looking forward to this beautiful company already now

as a child I used to pass the most expensive hairdresser in our city on my way to school....this hairdresser had, in addition to fine fashion, as then Jil Sander; Missoni and
Caren Pfleger had a precious cosmetics department where only Guerlain and Orlane were available; for the small fishing town, completely decadent and only for the special clientele of the customers who drove from many big cities especially to him.
each time I enjoyed the scents that blew up to the Kieler Strasse and represented a unique - for me completely different world
on a sunny day on the way back from school, I smelled a special scent...he immediately put me under his spell and captivated me like a spellbinder...
i ventured into the shop, a very chic saleswoman from the boutique came up to me on the left hand side and asked what I wanted...
i told her powder red, that i find the scent so unusual, that i could perceive it so well outside.... she got the recipes, who was probably also responsible for the perfumes and she introduced me to PARURE....she had demonstrated it herself several times today and that's why it hung 'in the air'.
YES
that was him......for me then as a layman
Leather Fresh elegance and simply indescribable!
i bought myself, since I had little money as a student at that time, after the lady had introduced me to the collection, the body cream, which I found too feminine from the presentation, pink cream in a glass jar, but the price was better for me than like pure perfume, whereby the flacon charmed me and flashte....
the body cream was my sanctuary...I always rubbed it on my arms and was connected with parure
today I have to smile myself but the love for Parure has remained,
later I treated myself to the perfume and eau de toilette
unfortunately even in Paris at Guerlain there is this wonderful fragrance
the leathery chypre scent, which for me is very well wearable for ladies and gentlemen
no more.
Parure- a perfume that unfortunately never made the breakthrough..... probably not because of its unique composition.... but whoever loved it once will never forget it!
a jewel!!!!

even if the hairs on the back of the neck may stand up in some of them or "doesn't work at all" immediately manifests itself in the brain.
Calandre on freshly showered male skin and after approx. 30 min. " reaction time" is simply ...
simply breathtaking.
For me it is the sexy mixture of oakmoss, sandalwood very subtle, the tart rose and the aldehydes.
Even Guerlain's Parure has never been only feminine for me. When I wore this fragrance, I received many compliments and nobody recognized this wonderful guerrilla fragrance, which unfortunately no longer exists even in Paris. Everyone suspected something "masculine" by Caron or something from the States like Fred Haymann.
Calandre is for me on the skin the brother of Rive Gauche, who was also legendary in his time.
Enjoy, switch off, feel good and wear a small, secret - never suspected - scent...
I can't get used to the new Paco Rabanne perfumes, they are too loud, too buried and not soft enough for me
Then I'll stay with my grill.

here Shymala Maisondieu has sent a quiet, inconspicuous one on journeys
cool mint, which actually appears warmer with time due to musk and "sand" (synthetic for warmth, sun and holiday feeling)...not like a spearmint chewing gum, but has almost classic powdery nuances.
The mint of the migratory bird is in no way comparable to the cool, clear version of the Geranium pour monsieur of Malle. The Malle fragrance is much clearer, more perceptible and more masculine.
Nevertheless, the migratory bird is an uncomplicated daily fragrance that presents the wearer cleanly and discreetly perfumed.
It will never have the recognition value of a Genetic Bliss, Hamaca or Sonar, but there will never be people who find this scent unpleasant or "too strong".
Me too banal and unfortunately too little expression!
Too bad, because the approach is nice, but overall just nice.
And nice for the price is too little. Then something really expressive from the collection like Genetic Bliss.