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Even fresher than cool water
Who'd have thought it? THE aquat can be fresher again. The mandarin makes it possible. The opening is fresh-citric, slightly synthetic, but still good. At the same time Cool Water resonates. The Flanker is not a fragrance in its own right, it is really a flanker. Cool Water is unmistakable. At the end there is still a touch of
Guaiac wood. Everything stays on the skin for about 4 hours with a pleasant silage. This fragrance convinces by its freshness and by the fact that it is a real flanker with a successful nuance
Guaiac wood. Everything stays on the skin for about 4 hours with a pleasant silage. This fragrance convinces by its freshness and by the fact that it is a real flanker with a successful nuance
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Versace Eros - Lemon in red
I'll make it short: It's Versace Eros with lemon instead of apple/mint and in red. The rest is equal.
If you like you can catch some more details below.
Head: Clearly lemon, which somehow always buzzes along, but is never dominant or disgusting. Smells like.
Heart: Mixture of lemon and synthetic sweet vanilla/tonka mix. Second exactly like the blue Eros.
Base: Same as heart, but with less lemon.
Lasts quite long on clothing and skin. Sillage is quite strong. Performance is therefore TOP.
Yes: going out, leisure, club.
No: work, upscale occasion, Date
Rather younger, but year-round.
Good addition to the previous Eros, but nothing earth-shattering.
If you like you can catch some more details below.
Head: Clearly lemon, which somehow always buzzes along, but is never dominant or disgusting. Smells like.
Heart: Mixture of lemon and synthetic sweet vanilla/tonka mix. Second exactly like the blue Eros.
Base: Same as heart, but with less lemon.
Lasts quite long on clothing and skin. Sillage is quite strong. Performance is therefore TOP.
Yes: going out, leisure, club.
No: work, upscale occasion, Date
Rather younger, but year-round.
Good addition to the previous Eros, but nothing earth-shattering.
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Bachelor thesis from the bottle
The Molcule series is already ingenious. One synthetic molecule and that's it. To get the idea, you have to think very minimalistically or just have a good idea and go through with it. Only Geza Schön knows exactly what he was thinking.
I don't think the scent is perfume. This fragrance is more of a concept; you could almost compare it to a bachelor thesis. Everything scientifically kept. Already at Molecule 01 I thought that the 01 refers to the binary code. According to the motto; either the one molecule is there or not. The bottle design also suggests this, as it looks futuristic. Something completely new in the perfume world, but also somehow something completely banal.
Anyway, the scent is interesting. When I spray it on the skin, I smell a strong alcoholic note first. This flies however quite fast and the Ambroxan remains. In fact, Ambroxan smells very similar to the ISO-E-Super from Molecule 01. M01 smells to me like slightly charred wood, almost like a fire in a wooden hut, while M02 smells more of freshness, wind with a woody touch; but both synthetic and both woody.
M01 I smell much longer than M02, the second rem runs out of breath after about 10 minutes or I just can't give it anymore (as many others report). I don't really enjoy it, but the interest is still great.
What remains in the end about?
In the end, I have the knowledge of the Molecule series and an example of the scent of a single molecule. I have learned more than just enjoying the fragrance... a bachelor thesis from the bottle.
I don't think the scent is perfume. This fragrance is more of a concept; you could almost compare it to a bachelor thesis. Everything scientifically kept. Already at Molecule 01 I thought that the 01 refers to the binary code. According to the motto; either the one molecule is there or not. The bottle design also suggests this, as it looks futuristic. Something completely new in the perfume world, but also somehow something completely banal.
Anyway, the scent is interesting. When I spray it on the skin, I smell a strong alcoholic note first. This flies however quite fast and the Ambroxan remains. In fact, Ambroxan smells very similar to the ISO-E-Super from Molecule 01. M01 smells to me like slightly charred wood, almost like a fire in a wooden hut, while M02 smells more of freshness, wind with a woody touch; but both synthetic and both woody.
M01 I smell much longer than M02, the second rem runs out of breath after about 10 minutes or I just can't give it anymore (as many others report). I don't really enjoy it, but the interest is still great.
What remains in the end about?
In the end, I have the knowledge of the Molecule series and an example of the scent of a single molecule. I have learned more than just enjoying the fragrance... a bachelor thesis from the bottle.
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Relativation 1.0 - or the history of the menthol cigarette
Dunhill Fresh...
...the fresh northern lights.
...by the same man who made Nautica Voyage.
...that's supposed to smell like a niche.
... Fahrenheit with mint.
...without lemon.
...
Many descriptions honor the Nordmann. But to be honest, I want to relativize it.
Now in the summer I could test him extensively. Both the Nautica and the Fresh are considered fresh. There was always one thing that bothered me about the Nautica and the Fresh and that is the oppressive synthetics. To prolong the shelf life, the perfumer adds his favourite long-lasting fragrance chemistry. The result is not fresh lightness, but oppressive freshness.
In addition, the Fresh, again similar to the Nautica, has no fragrance course. It remains rigid as it is, from beginning to end.
The fragrance itself, apart from the synthetic, smells quite good. He's a little Fahrenheit. The mint is good to smell, slightly sweet it is also. He actually reminds me of menthol cigarettes. And so is somehow his image. Only a few like these relics from the 90s.
I like the '90s. I like Dunhill Fresh. I don't like menthol cigarettes, though. I have never understood these and some opinions about the fragrance mentioned here.
The fragrance is simply a pressingly fresh-synthetic banger, without gradient, with sweet mint and with associations of menthol cigarettes.
No more and no less.
...the fresh northern lights.
...by the same man who made Nautica Voyage.
...that's supposed to smell like a niche.
... Fahrenheit with mint.
...without lemon.
...
Many descriptions honor the Nordmann. But to be honest, I want to relativize it.
Now in the summer I could test him extensively. Both the Nautica and the Fresh are considered fresh. There was always one thing that bothered me about the Nautica and the Fresh and that is the oppressive synthetics. To prolong the shelf life, the perfumer adds his favourite long-lasting fragrance chemistry. The result is not fresh lightness, but oppressive freshness.
In addition, the Fresh, again similar to the Nautica, has no fragrance course. It remains rigid as it is, from beginning to end.
The fragrance itself, apart from the synthetic, smells quite good. He's a little Fahrenheit. The mint is good to smell, slightly sweet it is also. He actually reminds me of menthol cigarettes. And so is somehow his image. Only a few like these relics from the 90s.
I like the '90s. I like Dunhill Fresh. I don't like menthol cigarettes, though. I have never understood these and some opinions about the fragrance mentioned here.
The fragrance is simply a pressingly fresh-synthetic banger, without gradient, with sweet mint and with associations of menthol cigarettes.
No more and no less.
