Sevda

What can I say to you,
Lucifer No3 does not come in a dreadful guise; it is flattering, balsamically soft, and continually lures me deeper into its spell.
Wrapped in sweet incense mist with balsamic accents, I am ready to be seduced by the devil. I get a sense of the dark power that lies deeply hidden here.
I find the scent, in contrast to the others, quite devilish, as I can hardly resist it.
It is round and warm, without edges or corners.

It is the first incense fragrance that I truly like,
it starts off dark in the top notes, although slightly mixed with Ylang Ylang, which enticingly lures and some resinous note that piques my curiosity before heavy clouds of incense form a really deep, soft, smoky base.

In this woody, smoky, sweet, balsamic base, the fragrance finds its calm.
And it remains so for hours. It is in no way intrusive and always worth a sin.


The scent is soft and warm; it has a devilish base that awakens dark hidden desires, at least in me.

I am really not good at describing scents, but Mogador deserves a comment as it can truly compete with Soir de Marrakesh.

The opening is citrusy ambered. The real ambergris and cedarwood contained here keep the citrusy notes, likely held in check by the ginger.
They all go hand in hand throughout the day, with enormous longevity. It reminds me of lemon cake with amber. The fragrance has an incredible density and depth. At no point is it cloyingly citrusy and it smells very fresh, spicy, and radiates an immense warmth.
In my opinion, it is a classic unisex fragrance that delights both men and women.
I have never smelled anything quite like this combined in a fragrance.
Simply beautiful.

The scent arrived in the form of a small sample, well, like many of these testers.

...I tried it and initially found it spectacular and different, but too strong and somehow not pleasant, for me it’s not a wearable fragrance.

....then my boyfriend came home, sat down, talked about work and started to tell stories about his homeland, Morocco, which he hadn’t done in a long time....
...sounds strange now - I didn’t think much of it at first, but in the evening the sample came to mind again and I held it under my boyfriend's nose,
he sprayed it on and got this dreamy look on his face. He said it smelled like a warm evening in Marrakech, with the window open, when the evening breeze brings in the desert air.
I immediately had to buy a full bottle and my boyfriend now calls it homesickness in bottles; sometimes he retreats with it and dreams of home.

I personally find the scent too strong and there’s something that bothers me, which I can’t quite name, but I’m not an expert,
I must say, hats off to Mr. Tauer, the image of warm Morocco has been perfectly captured and translated into scent,
Bravo....I think something like this must be true art!

what can I say,
I already knew the brand and the name Mediterranean Peach initially appealed to me.
The liquid in the bottle also had such a beautiful peach color, so I gave a strong spray on my arm.
....what came to me was a synthetic plastic peach note.
Bottle away and forget it for now.

After an hour and several perfume tests later, we decided to strengthen ourselves with a coffee and we reminisced about the day while sniffing our arms.
On my left arm, there was a fine wonderful peach scent, finely ripe and sweet, very close to the skin and pleasantly still present, while many other fragrances had already said goodbye....now the guessing began.... until I finally remembered the Krigler scent that I sprayed on at the beginning, could it have changed so much?
Of course, we tested again and lo and behold, the synthetic note completely retreated after ten minutes and a very one-dimensional but still highly pleasant soft peach scent spread and lasts a long time.
For anyone who loved this peach shampoo in the past and is looking for a sweet, unobtrusive authentic peach scent, it is worth a test if you give the fragrance a little time.

for a long time, this fragrance has been my go-to, I sprayed it on for work or garden parties,
a scent that really doesn't hurt anyone, it is citrusy at the start, without a toilet note, it’s a lovely lemon, a sweet, ripe,
that strolls along comfortably and has an extremely good mood,
just as cheerful, it then makes way for a fine vanilla, which takes over the scepter young and not in a grandma way.

The scent becomes cozy for me, but not overwhelming and it definitely doesn’t smell like grandma’s stale powder puff.
I find that the floral notes are not discernible, but they give the vanilla this youthful freshness.
I would use it again and again, the scent is simple, but not cheap, fitting well in the bottle, which is also not spectacularly designed.

...I just am not sure if the fragrance was reformulated a few years ago, I mean the old scent smelled even nicer.