Revienne

First of all two small sprays on my wrists, carefully and shyly, and promptly I am surrounded by a cloud of spices, peppery dark red and almost pompously medical. Must be the cloves grandma used to give you when you had toothache to chew on. I can't find the red berries anywhere, but I can find a rather sweet-lacritzy undertone (someone said cough syrup ?). After about twenty minutes the vanilla emerges and becomes clearer over time, which makes me very happy, because here it is particularly beautiful, sweet, comforting, and thoroughly natural. After all, we are dealing here with real vanilla extract from Mexico, as the INCIs proudly announce. At the wrist, it then also holds itself bravely approximately 7 hours, with what the cloves never leave its side. Incense is not listed in the fragrance pyramid, but it cannot be too far away either. The rose can still be guessed with a lot of imagination. The Sillage is not overwhelming, but I am also a confessing little sprayer. In the first half hour one catches with the inhalation in irregular intervals a nevertheless quite beguiling vanilla breath. The simple design is very appealing, but the spray head is a bit casual and always feels unobtrusively leaking. All in all well done, but perhaps already a touch too sexy and feminine for me. Maybe Vanille de la Réunion is more my little girl house number