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Sun and nature
What a pity, what a great pity that this fragrance doesn't have a stronger sillage. But the subtle fragrance hits my feel-good nerve so much that I don't even care! I could spray it on all the time and just can't get enough.
Slightly sweet nut meets dry summer meadow in the evening, with an unobtrusive, warm freshness (citrusy, minty). You want to snuggle up in the fragrance.
I can hardly wait for summer with this fragrance. Applied after showering, it transports you directly to southern climes, somewhere where crickets chirp, where the grasses sway, a dance with Hermes and the other gods in the setting sun, I could easily write a poem about it ;)... simply beautiful!
Slightly sweet nut meets dry summer meadow in the evening, with an unobtrusive, warm freshness (citrusy, minty). You want to snuggle up in the fragrance.
I can hardly wait for summer with this fragrance. Applied after showering, it transports you directly to southern climes, somewhere where crickets chirp, where the grasses sway, a dance with Hermes and the other gods in the setting sun, I could easily write a poem about it ;)... simply beautiful!
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Just for fun..
I already own the big sister Izia, so I didn't really think it was necessary to buy the La Nuit version, I just wanted to "have a sniff".
at the beginning the resinous spiciness (almost harsh) led to irritation, my reaction in the first 5 seconds: no, meh? no no..
But then my nose continued to sniff my wrist and within a very short time the fragrance developed into a fragrant, spicy mixture of an earthy (but not mossy for me) labdanum and a soft, deep, noble floral/rose scent.
Bergamot and mandarin are initially pushed away by the labdanum, the berry rounds off wonderfully without taking center stage and the vanilla, as a warm background, only really comes into its own in the dry down.
I could still feel the fragrance on my wrist the next morning. I am totally surprised by its longevity, it definitely lasts longer and longer than its classic Izia sister.
Conclusion: I love the unique Izia rose scent in this perfume too, on my skin it smells seductive, deep, rich and natural. So it's now on the "would really love to have" list.
Incidentally, I think it's a great all-year-arounder!
at the beginning the resinous spiciness (almost harsh) led to irritation, my reaction in the first 5 seconds: no, meh? no no..
But then my nose continued to sniff my wrist and within a very short time the fragrance developed into a fragrant, spicy mixture of an earthy (but not mossy for me) labdanum and a soft, deep, noble floral/rose scent.
Bergamot and mandarin are initially pushed away by the labdanum, the berry rounds off wonderfully without taking center stage and the vanilla, as a warm background, only really comes into its own in the dry down.
I could still feel the fragrance on my wrist the next morning. I am totally surprised by its longevity, it definitely lasts longer and longer than its classic Izia sister.
Conclusion: I love the unique Izia rose scent in this perfume too, on my skin it smells seductive, deep, rich and natural. So it's now on the "would really love to have" list.
Incidentally, I think it's a great all-year-arounder!
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Sometimes wow, sometimes no no!
Ambivalent. It's probably because of my love-hate relationship with incense. I often feel in the mood for the scent, but sometimes my nose tells me wow and sometimes please dont! If the wow-yes please effect is there, then for me it is indeed a strong "yoga/sauna fragrance", powerful, present, intriguing, beautiful. I cannot confirm the light, quickly fading scent. I can smell the fragrance on me for a long time, stronger than some other fragrances with a higher sillage. (E.g. libre le parfum)
At least so present that (after one spray, an hour before, mind you) the woman on the yoga mat next to me moved wordlessly to the mat further back after the first five minutes. I still hope it was the neighbor on the other side. Oh well...
Either way, an interesting scent, woody, comforting, warm, cozy, fireplace, winter, spicy.
At least so present that (after one spray, an hour before, mind you) the woman on the yoga mat next to me moved wordlessly to the mat further back after the first five minutes. I still hope it was the neighbor on the other side. Oh well...
Either way, an interesting scent, woody, comforting, warm, cozy, fireplace, winter, spicy.
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A different kind of freshy
Petitgrain and guaya wood lead you through the jungle in the morning. It smells of dew, freshness, wood, somehow also of fresh, green leaves.
I don't particularly smell the tonka bean, but it doesn't detract from the overall scent.
A wonderful fresh spring and summer fragrance, tart, fresh, wonderful. I like to spray it on, you have to, but it's worth it ;)
I don't particularly smell the tonka bean, but it doesn't detract from the overall scent.
A wonderful fresh spring and summer fragrance, tart, fresh, wonderful. I like to spray it on, you have to, but it's worth it ;)
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Clear thing
Am a fan!!! Definitely not the sister of the Libre line, more like the third cousin.
What I particularly like about the fragrance: it glows really well, but not too much. It lasts a long time. Even though I love spicy, sweeter fragrances as they are popping up everywhere, it's not, brings variety (signature potential).
In short - for me the perfect office scent/everyday fragrance, not a classically pleasing scent, beautifully different, present and yet not intrusive.
A varied journey begins when you spray it on. Starts fresh, cool, slightly tart, slightly metallic, activates and awakens (clear lavender). Opening definitely has a unisex character, reminiscent of fresh, soft men's perfumes. The softness and warmth, including the Libre DNA, then come through more and more, including a delicate sweetness. A soft, fresh, yet self-confident fragrance.
To be honest, I can't really understand the criticism. A comparison with its predecessors? Like apples and pears. What they have in common: clear Libre DNA including lavender/orange blossom. Otherwise a fragrance in its own right. Possibly also simply a marketing mistake, because with a le parfum/intense expectation you will "naturally" be disappointed.
What I particularly like about the fragrance: it glows really well, but not too much. It lasts a long time. Even though I love spicy, sweeter fragrances as they are popping up everywhere, it's not, brings variety (signature potential).
In short - for me the perfect office scent/everyday fragrance, not a classically pleasing scent, beautifully different, present and yet not intrusive.
A varied journey begins when you spray it on. Starts fresh, cool, slightly tart, slightly metallic, activates and awakens (clear lavender). Opening definitely has a unisex character, reminiscent of fresh, soft men's perfumes. The softness and warmth, including the Libre DNA, then come through more and more, including a delicate sweetness. A soft, fresh, yet self-confident fragrance.
To be honest, I can't really understand the criticism. A comparison with its predecessors? Like apples and pears. What they have in common: clear Libre DNA including lavender/orange blossom. Otherwise a fragrance in its own right. Possibly also simply a marketing mistake, because with a le parfum/intense expectation you will "naturally" be disappointed.
