Tomoro3000
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Tomoro3000
fun and elegance combined
When I first got this, I was immediately hooked just from the first whiff. I wanted to wait for a hot summer day to actually wear it, but was too excited to smell it again, so just a week later, I greeted a medium-warm spring day with a spritz of the zestiest bitter orange I have ever tried.
It is not only energetic and fun, but due to its clear and linear spirit also very elegant. It takes no detours, it knows exactly what it wants and how to best get there.
If Bigharade was a person, they would be extremely funny without ever being annoyingly silly. They'd have the intellectual means to kill you in a debate , but would actually refrain from any petty fights and always stay friendly.
It is not only energetic and fun, but due to its clear and linear spirit also very elegant. It takes no detours, it knows exactly what it wants and how to best get there.
If Bigharade was a person, they would be extremely funny without ever being annoyingly silly. They'd have the intellectual means to kill you in a debate , but would actually refrain from any petty fights and always stay friendly.
my first love
This is the first "niche" perfume I ever purchased, just three years ago, and I remember how in awe I was about it.
I just tried it in the shop because the salesman suggested it to me after I very vaguely asked for some kind of green fragrance. I did not expect to like it, somehow I had this image of ~musk~ as a fragrance for old men. I expected something quite heavy and peppery.
So the sharp coldness of it really took me by surprise. It sounds cheesy, but I really had not smelled anything like it before. It is sweet, floral-powdery, but not heavy at all, somehow metallic and cold, while at the same time warm and close to the skin.
I hardly ever wear it at the moment, but I still know exactly what drew me into it, and probably, some future fall/winter, I will rediscover it and again be fascinated by its delicious contrasts.
I just tried it in the shop because the salesman suggested it to me after I very vaguely asked for some kind of green fragrance. I did not expect to like it, somehow I had this image of ~musk~ as a fragrance for old men. I expected something quite heavy and peppery.
So the sharp coldness of it really took me by surprise. It sounds cheesy, but I really had not smelled anything like it before. It is sweet, floral-powdery, but not heavy at all, somehow metallic and cold, while at the same time warm and close to the skin.
I hardly ever wear it at the moment, but I still know exactly what drew me into it, and probably, some future fall/winter, I will rediscover it and again be fascinated by its delicious contrasts.
light, clean, dry wood
This is my favourite Sandalwood fragrance so far. The carrot on top gives it a very warm-woody and dry feel, not soapy at all, which sandalwood often can be.
It is not a boring or simple fragrance but I do use it as a layering perfume for balance mostly on more masculine-leaning green-ish fragrances. I think it adds elegance and cool sophistication.
I am unsure about the longevity of it. After a few hours, I cannot detect it on myself anymore at all. I still have gotten compliments for it, but only by people who came pretty close, like for a hug hello. I guess it dries down to a very pleasant skin-scent.
It is not a boring or simple fragrance but I do use it as a layering perfume for balance mostly on more masculine-leaning green-ish fragrances. I think it adds elegance and cool sophistication.
I am unsure about the longevity of it. After a few hours, I cannot detect it on myself anymore at all. I still have gotten compliments for it, but only by people who came pretty close, like for a hug hello. I guess it dries down to a very pleasant skin-scent.
