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Blanche Bete or how an animal tamed me
Milk notes in perfumes give me goose bumps.
Tuberose activates dishwashing compulsion.
I am happy to do without cocoa.
And so my choice fell, totally logically, on "Blanche Bête - Eau de Peau | Liquides Imaginaires".
The numerous references in the reviews here to a not exactly undominant coconut note, another knockout factor of mine, only increased the excitement for my bottling from a sharing even more.
I couldn't like this fragrance at all, I thought to myself.
In wise foresight, I prepared myself for the biggest milk-cream crunch of my perfume career.
And then...
The bottling arrived and I eagerly got to work.
I sniffed my wrist and could hardly believe my nose.
This here, this tame and harmonious dream cloud, is supposed to divide the spirits of the community like this?
Yes, I also detect the coconut note, very clearly in fact.
Yes, I can also subscribe to the associations with Raffaello.
For me, "Blanche Bête - Eau de Peau | Liquides Imaginaires" really smells exactly like the cream filling of the balls.
I didn't know that I wanted to smell like that.
But this fragrance enchanted me.
The composition is so round and fluffy and soft.
"Blanche Bête - Eau de Peau | Liquides Imaginaires" doesn't get on my nerves, doesn't become too much or loud for me and is the first fragrance ever to have a clear coconut, which I nevertheless find absolutely wearable and even pleasant.
I find the sillage to be softer than it is currently stated here.
With 4-5 sprays, I am more likely to be noticed at arm's length than to draw whole veils of fragrance through the pedestrian zone.
Fortunately, in my opinion, Blanche Bete works so well precisely because it is discreetly restrained.
A dream for coconut and cream lovers and perhaps even one of the best in its field at the moment.
But it is also a clear test recommendation for all those who are actually against it, perhaps to be converted.
Tuberose activates dishwashing compulsion.
I am happy to do without cocoa.
And so my choice fell, totally logically, on "Blanche Bête - Eau de Peau | Liquides Imaginaires".
The numerous references in the reviews here to a not exactly undominant coconut note, another knockout factor of mine, only increased the excitement for my bottling from a sharing even more.
I couldn't like this fragrance at all, I thought to myself.
In wise foresight, I prepared myself for the biggest milk-cream crunch of my perfume career.
And then...
The bottling arrived and I eagerly got to work.
I sniffed my wrist and could hardly believe my nose.
This here, this tame and harmonious dream cloud, is supposed to divide the spirits of the community like this?
Yes, I also detect the coconut note, very clearly in fact.
Yes, I can also subscribe to the associations with Raffaello.
For me, "Blanche Bête - Eau de Peau | Liquides Imaginaires" really smells exactly like the cream filling of the balls.
I didn't know that I wanted to smell like that.
But this fragrance enchanted me.
The composition is so round and fluffy and soft.
"Blanche Bête - Eau de Peau | Liquides Imaginaires" doesn't get on my nerves, doesn't become too much or loud for me and is the first fragrance ever to have a clear coconut, which I nevertheless find absolutely wearable and even pleasant.
I find the sillage to be softer than it is currently stated here.
With 4-5 sprays, I am more likely to be noticed at arm's length than to draw whole veils of fragrance through the pedestrian zone.
Fortunately, in my opinion, Blanche Bete works so well precisely because it is discreetly restrained.
A dream for coconut and cream lovers and perhaps even one of the best in its field at the moment.
But it is also a clear test recommendation for all those who are actually against it, perhaps to be converted.
