Verbena

There are so many notes of wood, rhubarb and Far Eastern citrus pepper. Truffled popcorn? It should be dancing around somewhere in the loud hustle and bustle at the beginning, but my trunk can't find it. But I love popcorn. And truffles too. Maybe I've caught a whiff of a tiny grain of cereal. I'm not sure.

Something slightly sweet and milky vanilla meanders through the middle, perhaps heliotrope gold has been thrown into the scrambling crowd. You can safely pick it up, it doesn't do anything bad and lifts the mood enormously. I almost stumble over a tiny mound of earth. I wonder if the truffles are hiding here? Otherwise, the stable ground remains strangely sour, dull, musty and powdery and, despite all the spice, somehow colorless and disgusted.

Some voices enthusiastically called art into the olfactory space. I'm happy to give that a nod and am delighted when others find the appropriate approach here. Perhaps I am simply more inclined towards harmony when it comes to fragrances. The experiment was appealing here. You can mix the wildest ingredients together and find your absolute aha experience... or not. May the next tester be more successful.

Flash doesn't wow me, it's simply too dissonant as a fragrance, but it's quite interesting to sniff. For me, the emperor is naked except for his underpants, but you don't see an almost naked emperor every day. So you should definitely treat yourself to the fun. And I definitely had it.

Many thanks to DonVanVliet for the test fabric and the weird fragrance trip... it's always on here. :)