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Based on the notes, I had already expected a rather creamy fragrance composition before spraying it on, but I was not prepared for what followed.

The scent is not just creamy; it is the definition of creaminess. It feels almost creamy, with a texture that I can nearly feel on my skin. It feels as if I have completely smeared my hand with a thick honey-almond cream and could now take a spoon to scoop the cream off my hand.
So far, I have not smelled a fragrance that has such creaminess in this intensity, truly fascinating!

Definitely a gourmand fragrance, almond and honey are easily detectable but pleasantly balanced and not overly sweet.
The longevity is good, and it is unisex wearable, with a tendency towards femininity.
For me, the scent is ideal for quiet evenings, for oneself, to feel comfortable.

Anyone who loves creamy gourmand fragrances will find great satisfaction here.

In anticipation of a classic citrusy, fresh summer fragrance, I sprayed Sun on my wrist on a warm spring day and was initially surprised. I did not expect such a scent!
The fragrance opens with a gentle but beautiful fruity passion fruit, accompanied by a bit of basil and ginger. Additionally, I get a very unusual green, grassy note that evokes the association of a sultry summer day for me.
The opening truly impressed me, as this is not just another well-known summer scent rehashed, but something genuinely new has been conceived, and there is much to discover.
But then comes the downside...
After about 1.5 hours, the passion fruit unfortunately fades almost completely, and the other notes that I liked so much become more subdued, with florals and boredom taking over. The uniqueness that the fragrance had in the opening sadly disappears and does not return until the end...

All in all, however, Sun is a really interesting summer fragrance that you should definitely try.

...my journey led me. Full of anticipation, I set out early in the morning for today's expedition. My goal? Honestly, I don't know, because for me, the journey is always the destination, and what happens along the way? Who can know that for sure...
But I don't want to bore you with the preparations, so let's dive right into the jungle as I discovered the macaques.
Their movements were quick and lively, the branches of the trees bending as they playfully jumped from tree to tree. Their cheerfulness delighted me, and while I watched them play in fascination, I quickly noticed a refreshing scent of citrus rising to my nose. A delicate yet assertive hint that broke through the air and mingled with the aroma of the tropical rainforest.
I noticed that yuzus were growing here, a citrus fruit from Japan that seemed to serve as a main food source for the macaques, as some of them sat in the treetops eating these yuzus, with the juice running down their fingers and dripping onto the ground.
Since I had quite a bit ahead of me, I trudged further through the jungle. Some macaques curiously followed me in the trees along my path. The jungle changed after a short time; the trees with the yuzus became increasingly rare, and I noticed how slowly mist swirled over the ground, wrapping around my legs and enveloping the jungle in a mystical aura.
As if guided by the hands of the macaques themselves, my path led me deeper into the ever-thickening rainforest until I reached a stone path. The mist that flowed through the jungle seemed denser here, as if guarding this mysterious place. I stepped through the mist and caught sight of an ancient stone temple, nearly swallowed by the jungle, standing before me.
A hint of incense wafted from the old structure over to me. A mysterious, smoky scent that made me think of long-forgotten rituals that once took place here. The cool incense mingled with the heavy resinous and woody smells of the jungle, leading me to wander further toward the temple as if in a trance. The further I went, the more present the incense became. The sun was slowly setting, yet the temple continued to draw me in its spell.
I now stood directly in front of the mighty entrance; I hesitated for a moment but then stepped inside. My footsteps echoed through the long, dark corridor. I noticed how the sounds, the light, and even the scents gradually diminished until they finally disappeared completely, leaving me in total darkness.
I took another step further into the darkness, and suddenly there was light. I looked around and was astonished to find myself back in my living room...
Exhausted, I sat down on my couch and thought about the day, the sparkling lightness of the tropical morning, but also the mysterious depth of the long-forgotten temple, overgrown by nature and time.

Cipresso di Toscana is for me like a walk through a beautiful coniferous forest in summer.
The ground is covered with sun-dried pine needles that smell wonderfully aromatic.

Unfortunately, the fragrance has a slight shower gel note for me, which diminishes it a bit.
Nevertheless, it is a beautiful, spicy summer scent that deserves a better rating. Moreover, it fits perfectly in any situation, whether at the office or on a date.

The longevity is quite good for me, lasting almost the whole day.
I also find the sillage just right.
It comes across as rather masculine to me, but it can definitely be worn well by women too.

I have learned that this great fragrance is unfortunately being discontinued.
Definitely test it out and if you like it, grab it quickly!
I will probably have to get myself a bunker bottle.

It’s finally summer.
Outside, it’s 30 degrees. I’ve put on a T-shirt and am sitting in front of an ice cream café.
In front of me on the table is a large ice cream sundae with delicious mango and melon ice cream. On top of the ice cream, there are also some fresh melon pieces. I’ve ordered a glass of water with a few lemon slices floating in it. I take a big sip and am instantly refreshed by this lovely citrus flavor.
I lean back and look around. Next to me is a beautiful, lush flower meadow with all sorts of different blossoms shining brightly in the sun. A smile is on my lips.
I enjoy this lovely moment and close my eyes. The sun is shining on my face.
This is perfect, I think to myself...

But unfortunately, beautiful moments are fleeting.
I quickly finish my glass of water and eat the lemon slices. There isn’t much left of my ice cream sundae either. A few remnants of melted melon ice cream still cover the bottom of the cup.
Slowly, a dark cloud moves in front of the sun, and I feel the urge to leave.
When the bill arrives, I have to swallow. Quite expensive for such a short pleasure.