Slenschn

Highly authentic, but very close to the skin. The bitter tea opening quickly sweetens. A culinary experience translated into a wearable perfume.

Rich and substantial gourmand. The pastry feels warm. Salt and sweetness alternate with a nut-grain mix. Abstract enough.

On my skin: less Aperol, more Margarita with a sugar rim. Juicy fruits join in, along with a not particularly special base.

I associate it with a sporty and well-groomed man with a lot of hair gel, who hasn't turned 30 yet. He smells generic, but good.

This is not a perfume, but rather a creamy and cozy hug that makes the heart shine and touches the soul.