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Oh Clara, you sweetly tipsy lady, you've had a lot of rum and rock candy. You are dark and warm, but also a little tart and brittle with your pretty patch. And yet so tempting.

When you come to visit, you stay late. Preferably all night.

I love Clara. I don't know if she's beautiful. She's good company. Special, a little capricious and always benevolent, she provides warmth and security without being boring. So sweet and not at all cute.

I don't know many places I would like to take Clara. But here, in my home, she is my favorite guest. Especially in the cold, when the nights are long and the days are already dark.

I want to rave about Clara, but to get back to normal: the bottle is a feast for the eyes. Beautiful and the color of the liquid matches the fragrance perfectly.
The longevity is very good. I can smell Clara on my skin for a good 10 hours or more, with a sillage that is not immediately overwhelming.
The notes listed here match my impression of the fragrance, so I don't want to list them all again.

I don't understand why Clara is marketed as a women's fragrance. Yes, it's a sweet fragrance, but there are now so many sweets addressed to men that I can't understand why it should be reserved for us women. For me, the fragrance is unisex, like many other portraits. Especially as perhaps not every lady can tolerate so much alcohol.

Clara is not a versatile fragrance, not an all-rounder. For me, it's something private that I like to enjoy at home or on long fall walks all to myself. However, I think that this portrait could also be a nice fragrance for some people when going out, e.g. to a bar, and I imagine Clara to be quite attractive and very beautiful on a man.