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Wow, what a wonderful clean fragrance! As is usually the case with me, I can't smell the individual fragrances, I just admire the overall work of art. I don't get laundromat vibes, as often described here. Rather, it smells like laundry that has dried outside in summer, fresh and clean without being synthetic. A slight fruitiness is present the whole time, but subtle and not "sour". In the foreground is the clean, fresh, wonderfully clean, as I love it. Absolutely no comparison with synthetic bombs, such as "The Muse | Zarkoperfume".
Short dialog with myself: Do you really NEED a clean fragrance? YES! With this kind of fragrance I just feel really good.
Longevity is good, it really shines on me. Really great for the summer, I can also imagine it at over 30 degrees.

What a wonderful, clean and fresh fragrance that makes my Cleangirl heart skip a beat. Not a trace of pompous, heavy or old-fashioned. Not a complicated or complex fragrance. I like simple fragrances, long lists of numerous scents tend to put me off. And yes, it does have something soapy about it, but nothing pungent. Soft, clean, freshly showered and moisturized. Nothing stings or offends. Longevity is bomb on me, I can still smell it after 12 hours. Sillage, hard to say, I find it quite "unparfumy", because it just smells super clean and freshly washed. Always works, at any time of day or night, at any time of year. Listed as unisex, I can hardly imagine it on a man, especially since the bottle with the soft pink is rather typically feminine. But of course everyone can and should wear what they like.

My first fragrance that I have tested from this brand. The very clear fragrance pyramid made me curious. I am a fresh girl and like citrus notes. But please, without the fizzy vibes. And I love vanilla. But not too sweet, please. So I was skeptical. The fragrance is classified as gourmand. And sweet. Both rather difficult for me. In addition, the brand seems to be known for the fact that the fragrances have a really long shelf life and sillage. For many, this is certainly an advantage, but for me it was rather off-putting. I have to say, the fragrance had me immediately. With skin and hair. Starts with soooo delicious, sweetish lemon, but by no means with sugar shock. The vanilla resonates from the beginning and softens the citrus note, taking away any detergent associations. As the fragrance progresses, the citrus note recedes and the beautiful vanilla remains. Pleasant, not too sweet, really perfect. Smells like wonderfully sweet and sunny vacation days in the south. Longevity is actually very good, 12 hours for me easily, but after about 5 hours close to the skin. Sillage is also good, but not overwhelming, I have only received positive feedback (mmmmmh you smell like lemon cake with vanilla ice cream).
After my bottle was emptied in record time, I'll probably be moving into a bottle. I think this will be one of my favorite spring fragrances. But I can also imagine wearing it in summer, dosed a little more sparingly.

Looking at my collection, it's pretty obvious that I prefer clean and fresh fragrances. Attempts in a different direction have mostly failed so far. I am particularly fascinated by "your skin but better fragrances", which smell different on everyone. You (Eau de Parfum) | Glossier" is also one of these fragrances and is supposed to be THE fragrance in this direction. Hyped without end, which always triggers me again instead of deterring me. A dear perfumer gave me the opportunity to test the fragrance in advance. I have become very careful with blind buys. Sprayed on and immediately flashed. Woooow, how perfect can something smell? Bear with me if I can't clearly smell and name individual notes and ingredients. The "You (Eau de Parfum) | Glossier" smells slightly dry at the beginning, quite light pencil vibes, but these quickly disappear and the fragrance becomes wonderfully clean, without detergent associations, somewhat fruity and sweet to just the right degree. Contrary to popular opinion, the longevity is really good for me, I notice it all day long, on my wrist even after washing my hands. Sillage is just as good, not intrusive, but definitely perceptible for everyone, just this typical for me with fragrances of this kind: "Wow, what smells so incredibly clean, fresh and good here?"
Before testing it, I had flirted with "Sonic Flower | Room 1015", also an incredibly great fragrance, but drier and much less long-lasting for me.
A 100 ml bottle now lives with me, normally I choose the smallest possible size, but this one had to come in full size, especially since the price-performance ratio here is unbeatable compared to the smaller bottle.
In my opinion, you can always wear it, even at 30 degrees. Great love and my new "always-wearer".

Through a fragrance influencer who has a preference for "Cleangirl fragrances", I became aware of the "Lethe | Ulrich Lang". I bought a bottle, although I was skeptical about the lavender, which is not really my thing. Sprayed it on eagerly and.... Yes, yes, good, but perhaps too sweet? No, it becomes woodier, which softens the sweetness. I perceive lavender very well, but in combination with the sweetness and the woods it is extremely pleasant. The old-fashionedness that I associate with lavender is fortunately absent. Very nice on the wrist, but the "full body test" blew me away! Soooo beautiful, caressing, calming, cozy, creamy and classy. Gives me vibes of a wonderful spa day, where you are wrapped in a fluffy bathrobe, wonderfully relaxed and in harmony with yourself. Not a typical clean scent, I don't notice anything at all of the citrusy bergamot. Very restrained sillage, but for me personally, it lasts just fine. I can still smell it myself after 8 hours, close to the body and only for me it unfolds its calming effect. Definitely a perennial favorite, at any time of year, if you simply want to smell creamy, clean and well-groomed and need a fragrance that calms you down on stressful days.