Phil89

The component lets hope for a nice perfume for every day. Even the name is promising. After a smell test in the perfumery you can rather guess that Dr. No or Blofeld mixed this smell and did not mean it well. It's an unbearable blend from a hobby chemist brewed in the dark basement. Unfortunately, no component can really be smelled out and it's just chemical. Very bad with such a good sounding name.

How did I get this scent?
I always love fresh summer scents and was looking for an alternative to Aqua do Gio, which is my absolute favorite
On a warm Saturday in summer I went to the perfumery and approached the saleswoman. She showed me some. On the shelf was also the scent of Nikos, where the bottle appealed to me. I tried it next to 2 other scents.
He kind of talked to me. There was a pleasant fresh feeling in my nose, which was quite simple, but just as unique. It was a freshness of citrus and orange that reminded me of a great holiday in the south of Europe. In addition there was a slightly woody underscent, which appealed to me very much.

I find the scent simply unique.

I came across this fragrance by pure coincidence when I rummaged through the shelf in the perfumery. Up to this point the fragrance was totally unknown to me and Lancome was for me a brand that mainly has women as its target group.

When I tried out the scent on the paper strip, it was easy to describe it sweet and oriental. Individual components, such as lavender, mandarin and amber could be smelled out. I tried the smell on the skin and it was a great mixture, which I could already smell on the paper.

Together, the fragrance can be described as oriental and sweet, but with a small tendency to freshness through the mint or the light floral of lavender. The components fit very well together and the fragrance already gave me some compliments from ladies and gentlemen. It is not intrusive and is nevertheless present. I can only recommend it to anyone.

I became aware of this scent because someone who was very close to me told me about it. She knew it from someone who almost always has good taste. The emphasis is on "actually always", but in this case it should probably be the exception where this person has no good taste.

When this perfume was on sale at the perfumery, I took it. He didn't smell so bad on the rehearsal and I still had this statement in my head that this person is carrying him. A few days passed until I ordered him to come to me and there it had happened to me. The scent wasn't what it was supposed to be. It smells like a sweet plörre, where after a few minutes a light woody note is mixed in. Somehow an indefinable combination, which is very difficult to recognize. You notice it mainly as sweet plörre and that's it. Thank God the shelf life is not worth mentioning and after about 5 hours you don't have the smell on your neck anymore.

Unfortunately I cannot recommend this fragrance. Pity

I gave my sister the scent for Christmas. She sprayed it right on him. In the beginning the top note orange came directly to the fore. The fragrance developed relatively quickly and the heart note rose joined the orange. Shortly afterwards the complete scent was lost, when Kashmir wood and musk were added to it. A great combination that smells slightly sweet and fresh.