Senses

"Orchidee d'Oriente" came to me in a swap a few years ago. I wear it sometimes in the colder seasons, from autumn and winter.
Just as the orange liquid suggests, this powdery oriental scent is a real warmer, with equal parts orchid and orange blossom. Powdery oriental accents abound in the fragrance. At the same time, "Orchidee d'Oriente" is also a bit smoky, but without developing into a smolder. After hours, the fragrance softens, dimmed in the base of musk and woods. The longevity is 12 hours. The sillage is relatively high, but soon subsides and then surrounds the wearer with a perceptible aura. I see the fragrance on women from 25 years, on young ladies, the fragrance certainly seems too overloaded

"Lettera da..." by Claudio La Viola is a typical fragrance of the late eighties of the 20th century. It is balsamic-cinnamony-vanilla with a fine almond note, which runs through the entire fragrance and flashes again and again. The balsamic in the fragrance comes from amber and styrax, which together give off their typical spicy scent. The whole is rounded off by a serious vanilla note and something indefinably white-flowery.
Although "Lettera da..." initially possesses an enormous sillage, the scent quickly becomes body-hugging. The shelf life is almost 9 hours.

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... this is what the original bottle looks like.
The scent is also unusual, very nut and lily at first, pleasantly warm. Then comes a brief impression of milk, Dawn I becomes a bit more transparent and also more gourmand. The milky impression then alternates with vanilla and tart cedar, the two fragrances remain well perceptible until the end.
I find the fragrance wearable because of its unobtrusive sillage and unfortunately moderate durability throughout the year. Dawn I is suitable for all ages and genders

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As the title already says, "Scent of Liu*Jo", after a spicy loud introduction with cardamom and wild cheeky fig, consists of a mixture of jasmine, lily of the valley and unripe fig, which can be "smelled" about an arm's length wide. The whole is accompanied from the heart note by something woody and powdery (the sandalwood?).
All in all very girlish and pink by the flowers and somewhat fruity-spicy by the fig, Potentially an exciting blend, but here rather lukewarm implemented. This fragrance has a shelf life of 5 hours even at moderate temperatures.

Conclusion: You can use it, but you don't need it