TommiCPunkt
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TommiCPunkt 3 months ago
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For every day, if you like Alex in soft
Regularly, when I think about buying a second bottle of the same fragrance, I have this nasty impulse to buy. In this case, I also gave in to it and so Burdél has been sitting on the shelf next to Orion for some time now. It looks good. Beautiful bottles.
The start is, as other reviewers have already written, a little reminiscent of AlexandriaII. A little lighter, fresher and less pungent. More in the background. I also have Alex2 and always have to get through the first 30 seconds. Afterwards, as has been described so often, a real breaker among the mass-market OUD fragrances. The Terenzi competitor is soft from the start and never too much of a cloud of fragrance. It doesn't have the same depth, but that's not what Burdél is for. Perfect for everyday wear and, for my non-seasonal nose, wearable all year round. Fresh, slightly citrusy (?) start, without being really citrusy. Is that understandable? Fresh, but not freshly fresh. Then creamier as it progresses, but doesn't change much in my opinion.
In the selection for an everyday wearable Xerjoff alternative was the Beyond the wall by Gritti. It's also very pretty, but evaporated on my skin as quickly as I could type "Beyond the wall, Gritti, buy, offer" into the keyboard. That's why I chose Tiziana Terenzi.
A Parfumo user wrote something about a "sweat note". I understand the approach a tiny bit. But I hardly notice this note, and if I do, then only very slightly at the beginning of the fragrance.
As strange and different as the sensations are, I even perceive a minty woodruff accord in the synapses. No jelly vibes, but herbaceous. It must be the southern Brandenburg bedstraw that only grows at night on the 3rd full moon of every tenth year, which is just not listed here in the fragrance pyramid ;).
The original price is probably €360. I wouldn't want to pay that. The dedicated perfume hunter will certainly find goods that are far from this asking price.
I like it, Tiziana can stay!
The start is, as other reviewers have already written, a little reminiscent of AlexandriaII. A little lighter, fresher and less pungent. More in the background. I also have Alex2 and always have to get through the first 30 seconds. Afterwards, as has been described so often, a real breaker among the mass-market OUD fragrances. The Terenzi competitor is soft from the start and never too much of a cloud of fragrance. It doesn't have the same depth, but that's not what Burdél is for. Perfect for everyday wear and, for my non-seasonal nose, wearable all year round. Fresh, slightly citrusy (?) start, without being really citrusy. Is that understandable? Fresh, but not freshly fresh. Then creamier as it progresses, but doesn't change much in my opinion.
In the selection for an everyday wearable Xerjoff alternative was the Beyond the wall by Gritti. It's also very pretty, but evaporated on my skin as quickly as I could type "Beyond the wall, Gritti, buy, offer" into the keyboard. That's why I chose Tiziana Terenzi.
A Parfumo user wrote something about a "sweat note". I understand the approach a tiny bit. But I hardly notice this note, and if I do, then only very slightly at the beginning of the fragrance.
As strange and different as the sensations are, I even perceive a minty woodruff accord in the synapses. No jelly vibes, but herbaceous. It must be the southern Brandenburg bedstraw that only grows at night on the 3rd full moon of every tenth year, which is just not listed here in the fragrance pyramid ;).
The original price is probably €360. I wouldn't want to pay that. The dedicated perfume hunter will certainly find goods that are far from this asking price.
I like it, Tiziana can stay!
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Huiuiui...Heavily in love, despite the price.
Whether the thing is worth 550 euros or not, everyone can judge for themselves. I think it is, because I haven't smelled anything like it before and no other fragrance has ever inspired me so much.
There was a gale-force headwind from all directions because Marc Gebauer presented it in his YouTube room and all perfume connoisseurs naturally wanted to shoot against it. It's partly understandable - because everyone wants to justify through precise research and years of experience why this or that, which the niche-affine general public likes, is actually not that great...and whether the ingredients justify the luxury price? Logical! Just like you can buy anoraks for 1500 euros. All justified by the quality.
If anyone has a perfectly fitting alternative for a smaller price, please let me know anyway ;)
The only thing I can say about the fragrance is that it makes me stop constantly as I walk straight ahead to let the cloud of scent pass me by, which I then inhale with relish. Alternatively, my wrist wanders towards nostril 1 and 2 every minute.
I could wear Blonde Amber all the time, even if it tends to be more of a cooler season and evening scent. There are insanely strong, image-generating reviews of the fragrance's progression, pyramid, etc. here, to which I can only refer.
Anyway, I have the third bottling of the fragrance and I have to promise myself that it was the last. I have to get the bottle so that I have peace. At least for now, until the bottom of the bottle separates us.
There was a gale-force headwind from all directions because Marc Gebauer presented it in his YouTube room and all perfume connoisseurs naturally wanted to shoot against it. It's partly understandable - because everyone wants to justify through precise research and years of experience why this or that, which the niche-affine general public likes, is actually not that great...and whether the ingredients justify the luxury price? Logical! Just like you can buy anoraks for 1500 euros. All justified by the quality.
If anyone has a perfectly fitting alternative for a smaller price, please let me know anyway ;)
The only thing I can say about the fragrance is that it makes me stop constantly as I walk straight ahead to let the cloud of scent pass me by, which I then inhale with relish. Alternatively, my wrist wanders towards nostril 1 and 2 every minute.
I could wear Blonde Amber all the time, even if it tends to be more of a cooler season and evening scent. There are insanely strong, image-generating reviews of the fragrance's progression, pyramid, etc. here, to which I can only refer.
Anyway, I have the third bottling of the fragrance and I have to promise myself that it was the last. I have to get the bottle so that I have peace. At least for now, until the bottom of the bottle separates us.
