PeonyFever

Like many others here I came through Miki (bankruptcy because of fragrances) on the fragrance.

For this fragrance, I even got my first compline from a stranger. The lady in the bus next to me tells her husband directly, "Wow that smells but delicious, I could also wear perfume more often. What are you wearing right now?" And there I became as red as a tomato, but such a thing saves of course already the day.

The fragrance is briefly a sweet rose scent. He needs 5-10min and then he puts down his (weak) alcohol start and develops into a rose fragrance that has a gourmand sweetness and a little bit of citrus acidity. However, it also has a bit of freshness due to the magnolia and I think you can wear it that way in spring without any problems. Under the "sweet notes" I can already imagine a little bit of chocolate or cafe, but there is clearly a creamy / sweet rose in the foreground.

My mother has compared the fragrance on me even to my favorite Delina, but actually the fragrance is supposed to be a dupe to Montale Intense Café. Personally, I would already say that between the two of the fragrance is a similarity of about 85-90%. Here, however, it must also be said that the Montale performs slightly better than this.

Dahaab Saafi is but also very good and keeps on my clothes about 5-6 hours with good sillage (half an arm to full arm length) after that it remains relatively close to the skin for another 2-3 hours.

All in all, I am absolutely surprised how good this fragrance is and how high quality it appears. Would recommend him in any case. :)

Through an acquaintance, a large expanse of Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Lavender falls into my hands.
I spray it on and the first thing I notice is the frosted lavender. This lavender is vo start icy cold and fresh due to the mint that it becomes perfect for blistering hot summer days or sports sessions.
It's so fresh and cold that it reminded me of men's shower gel from the drugstore at the beginning, and while I actually like lavender, that put me off.
But as time goes by, the lavender recedes a tiny bit and you notice more of the delicate green tea and subtly sweet citrus notes, the musk also comes through. Then the fragrance becomes softer, more feminine and pleasant, the Cheapie character evaporates and the fragrance seems more high-quality.
The sillage and durability are quite moderate for the price, so I recommend even more to use it for sports or in high summer, because it thus does not slay the environment and can act even more pleasant. The fragrance pleases me personally very much.


P.S. Also, you can prevent rabbits from nibbling well, because they hate lavender :P

It's a nice kiss. But it's like being kissed by a woman. She smells wonderful and is freshly washed, soapy clean and groomed. An orchid shampoo or a light perfume along those lines I get from her. She had nibbled some white chocolate and raspberries before puckering her lips for me and comes towards me delicately but full of joy. The white chocolate makes the scent creamy sweet and the raspberry adds a fruity tartness that really comes out great here. Plus, that soapy clean note lingers the entire time. It's up front at first, but then gives way to the slightly powdery florals and chocolate. The scent strikes me as elegant as well as eloquent because of the florals and cleanliness, but that sour and creamy sweetness also makes her seem youthful and radiant at the same time. This woman, throws herself smiling at my neck and from her I like to be kissed again and again. You just want to see her always and everywhere, because she lights up the room. That's why Baiser Fou goes with everything in my opinion, a great signature

I know the original all too well, but I see little point in investing much in a fruity sweet fragrance, if I prefer such generally rare. In the drugstore I saw but then greatly reduced In Woman and slammed with the remaining purchase again additional 10% from the app still on it. So the fragrance cost just under 5€, but smells much higher quality. So much so that I've had a few compliments through it at work. I smell a mixture of lychee currant (here probably rather the leaf) and many tangy sweet flowers on citrus preludes. The underlying rose in particular ensure that the cheapie character fades away, leaving a pleasant sweet slightly acidic scent. I find the variety of fragrance notes particularly great, it is multi-layered and you can tell. The longevity for me on clothes is 2 hours with medium sillage and another 2 hours in which it stays extremely close to the skin. I wear it when I spontaneously feel like a sweet one, have to go shopping or meet an acquaintance. It's sweet and layered enough to wear during the day on balmy winter days, yet fruity and fresh enough to wear in more pleasant summer temperatures. I didn't expect to like it so much and when it runs out, I'll be catching up on this one rather than the original.

Femme is hard for me. As a teenager, the budget is nowmal small and Zara is nowmal also known for its fragrances. So the plan is quickly clear and it is sniffed through the perfumes. The others always bothered me something, so I took the best for me. After a few sprays, however, I notice that something is wrong...something is wrong with me. Scents make my heart beat faster. They are the chocolate without the diet, the fantasy without the lie, the devotion without the loss. But here I feel nothing. I don't hate it and I don't love it, but why? Recently I found out why. Because there's nothing here to hate or love. There's just nothing here. I smell a delicate gourmand with woods in the background and I can even tell exactly what, tonka bean, vanilla and sandalwood,but that's it. Femme, women, we are so much more than that, multi-layered, deep and worthy of exploration w
Worth. But this disappoints me for 20 minutes and that's it. There are few perfumes that actively make me sad but this is it. I use the scent occasionally to perfume letters and dried flowers because it's so light and never slays the reader, no matter how sensitive the nose. I could also imagine wearing it to sleep, because then it wouldn't keep me up all night, and an uncomplicated skin-sensing gourmand might appeal to some men who sleep nearby, too. It could also be something for people who frequently like to spray a lot. Otherwise, it has taught me never again to underestimate the importance of durability and to stay away from Zara in advance, no matter who praises it