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01/16/2020
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I hate mulberry leaf!!
Good evening, smelly pack. Well... let's call them the sniffing pack. When I say "smelly," it almost sounds like I'm implying that you stink. And since you are all perfumas and perfumos, i.e. fragrance enthusiasts, I won't assume that you stink,... as long as you don't use some kind of disgusting fragrance with ylang-ylang or coriander :D
Soo... now Goldea The Roman Night from the Goldea series, of which I only know the Rose Goldea Blossom Delight, which is a nice, but not necessarily an outstanding fragrance.
Anyway, in The Roman Night there is the scent of "Mulberry Leaf", which always makes me think of a certain scene from Bud Spencer and Terence Hill movies, namely how the two are trained to become policemen and then experience their first autopsy of a corpse. Of course, both are hard-boiled and look without flinching, while Bud Spencer offers his buddy chewing gum. When asked what kind of taste the chewing gum would have, Bud Spencer answers "mulberry leaf", to which Terence Hill replies "I hate mulberry leaf! Hence my title for this fragrance, because I can't stop thinking about this scene when I hear the term mulberry leaf. This may not seem funny to many people, but I remember how, especially as a teenager, I kept looking for mulberry leaf flavoured chewing gum, not to mention the fact that I didn't even know what mulberries were :DD
But so much for my jabbering at first, I don't want to bore you here, so let's see what this scent is like here.
A little later another sweetness is added to the sweet scents with musk. The fruity notes gradually fade away, but the powdery sweetness remains, as do the floral notes. It actually stays like this until the end and simply smells quite good.
The silage and the durability:*
The radiation is quite strong in the beginning and therefore leaves a good scent. However, in the next 30 minutes it loses a lot of power, but still leaves a small cloud of scent, so that you will be noticed for a while. Nevertheless I did not find the durability in general so high. You can smell him for over eight hours, but half of that time he seemed a little weak to me.
Therefore I would also say that this scent could be used well for going out. Or for the evening in general. But I wish he was a little bit stronger for it, but well, that's the way it is. Nevertheless it is definitely worth a test! So don't let my title here unsettle you, because the scent of mulberry leaf here (or the berry scent in general at the beginning of the fragrance) is very nice and I'm sure that mulberry leaf or mulberries don't taste that bad :D
(It could also be that I've already eaten these things before and thought they were blackberries, no idea, anything is possible! :D).
So... what else? Oh yes,... you can scribble another line in your calendars again, because this was one of my rare women's fragrance comments, where for once I didn't moan or bitch about women (or did both) :DD Which of course means that next time I'll have to moan all the more!!
Well then, I wish you all a nice evening and see you next time :D
Soo... now Goldea The Roman Night from the Goldea series, of which I only know the Rose Goldea Blossom Delight, which is a nice, but not necessarily an outstanding fragrance.
Anyway, in The Roman Night there is the scent of "Mulberry Leaf", which always makes me think of a certain scene from Bud Spencer and Terence Hill movies, namely how the two are trained to become policemen and then experience their first autopsy of a corpse. Of course, both are hard-boiled and look without flinching, while Bud Spencer offers his buddy chewing gum. When asked what kind of taste the chewing gum would have, Bud Spencer answers "mulberry leaf", to which Terence Hill replies "I hate mulberry leaf! Hence my title for this fragrance, because I can't stop thinking about this scene when I hear the term mulberry leaf. This may not seem funny to many people, but I remember how, especially as a teenager, I kept looking for mulberry leaf flavoured chewing gum, not to mention the fact that I didn't even know what mulberries were :DD
But so much for my jabbering at first, I don't want to bore you here, so let's see what this scent is like here.
A little later another sweetness is added to the sweet scents with musk. The fruity notes gradually fade away, but the powdery sweetness remains, as do the floral notes. It actually stays like this until the end and simply smells quite good.
The silage and the durability:*
The radiation is quite strong in the beginning and therefore leaves a good scent. However, in the next 30 minutes it loses a lot of power, but still leaves a small cloud of scent, so that you will be noticed for a while. Nevertheless I did not find the durability in general so high. You can smell him for over eight hours, but half of that time he seemed a little weak to me.
Therefore I would also say that this scent could be used well for going out. Or for the evening in general. But I wish he was a little bit stronger for it, but well, that's the way it is. Nevertheless it is definitely worth a test! So don't let my title here unsettle you, because the scent of mulberry leaf here (or the berry scent in general at the beginning of the fragrance) is very nice and I'm sure that mulberry leaf or mulberries don't taste that bad :D
(It could also be that I've already eaten these things before and thought they were blackberries, no idea, anything is possible! :D).
So... what else? Oh yes,... you can scribble another line in your calendars again, because this was one of my rare women's fragrance comments, where for once I didn't moan or bitch about women (or did both) :DD Which of course means that next time I'll have to moan all the more!!
Well then, I wish you all a nice evening and see you next time :D
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