Oswina

First I tested Mandarine di Amalfi and Neroli of Portofino. Both have the quenching character that Fleur lacks. I feel like they're all mixed up like Fleur. That this is the basis for the blue scents. It is then rounded off with a bit of aroma and flowers. A very pleasant radiant scent. Unobtrusively fresh, unisex, light, delicate, discreet. Only a pity that it does not last as long as desired as a perfume in this category freshness.

Pleasant, soft and above all intense, stable fragrance. Like enveloping bath foam! I compared him with White Musk from Montale, there's hardly any difference, behaves weaker than Clair the musc.
It could also be a nice soap or softener scent. Can that be considered a perfume? For the price? I still have to think....

Fascinated! Something completely different. A friend of mine likes this kind of scents, which radiate with bitterness and lemon resonates heavily
I don't know what the scent is, it's something woody, it has to ask me.

Fresh citric notes aren't my favorite. I expected something fierce, comparable to 4711. It wasn't like that at all, it was a pleasant surprise!
In the beginning orange/mandarin stands out. Later it moves more into the background and always floats along as a fruity aroma. The freshness is not as dominant as feared, rather discreet but present. After some time everything mixes with each other to a soft warm fresh fruity note and accompanies reservedly over the day

Wicked, dark, heavy. I've got pictures going through my head, but hello. It was too much for me then. Another heavy scent without this wicked touch I find at Montale Golden Aoud. For fans of heavy fragrances, undefined flowery.