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09/05/2019
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He's the dad from the....
...patience, patience. Read it first.
The Ungaro starts off brightly and freshly. Apple... yes, okay, also... this one is well seasoned and does not annoy by exaggeration. Paired with the Grapefriut it goes fresh-fruity and lively into the fragrance course. Unpleasantly sweet orange I take (fortunately) was not. It remains pithy apple-heavy. I mean, I'm rich on cinnamon too, but it's not in the pyramid. The whole is for a quite long duration of approx. 2 hours. (I wrote down the running times extra now) and that quite clearly.
In the message it then becomes quieter, quieter and milder. A chic maritime touch is added and the fresh herbs get on the boat. But I can't really classify the Maritime Note - it's not Cool Water or Acqua, for example, the Gio note. It seems a little bit shimmers "the" Fierce note through (?). In any case, the note does not have a changing room level, but only discreetly and subliminally underlines the "freshly showered" impression. The whole thing is distributed over approx. 3 pcs
At the end of the flagpole it becomes woody, warm, cuddly and somehow creamy. And this time without vanilla. The Tonka is 100% built into every fragrance anyway, but it doesn't come to the fore here, but harmoniously flanks the vetiver and woods (which I can't really smell). The light then goes out after a good 2 hours
The Sillage is very pronounced in the beginning, but then becomes more receding in the middle part, but still clearly perceptible (= a closed room is filled). The durability on the back of the hand / the skin is rather flatter with me. When the scent's gone, it's on the skin, too. So it's not a nose pinch level.
You don't have to say anything about the price. Is a snapper, but probably only available over the net.
For me it's not important, but the bottle is murky and unwieldy. The sprayer, on the other hand, is solid.
Conclusion and clarification regarding paternity:
I'm surprised this one flies so low under the radar. Because it reminds me of a much better known scent! It's all very well balanced, elegant and skillfully interwoven (but I don't know who the perfumer is). Unobtrusive, striking, fresh and well-groomed (should also fit the wearer;) and is definitely an office clerk :) . And what delights me: The fragrance lives up to its name for once and is not a feint. This is consistently a modern, masculine agent. Okay... however, the chest is shaved and he's not a manspreading guy either. Woodcutter shirt level is also not necessarily his "strength". It smells rather elegant male and is not rough-biased. Well, who does he remind me of? Right, to the Burner Dior Sauvage who showed up a year later. The Ungaro is the dad of Dior S. Like this. Now you know that:)). If you are too stressed by the Elimi resin number and the surrounding in the diorama, try the Ungaro. It definitely comes along more "mature" and less "applied". It doesn't look as playful and boyish as the Dior, but it doesn't have any grey "rally stripes" either. It fits well in the midfield for fragrances of this kind. In addition, she has enough masculine power over a - at least for me with a good 6 spray shots caused - smell of about 7 Toller, for me unexpected (blind buy) smell.
The Ungaro starts off brightly and freshly. Apple... yes, okay, also... this one is well seasoned and does not annoy by exaggeration. Paired with the Grapefriut it goes fresh-fruity and lively into the fragrance course. Unpleasantly sweet orange I take (fortunately) was not. It remains pithy apple-heavy. I mean, I'm rich on cinnamon too, but it's not in the pyramid. The whole is for a quite long duration of approx. 2 hours. (I wrote down the running times extra now) and that quite clearly.
In the message it then becomes quieter, quieter and milder. A chic maritime touch is added and the fresh herbs get on the boat. But I can't really classify the Maritime Note - it's not Cool Water or Acqua, for example, the Gio note. It seems a little bit shimmers "the" Fierce note through (?). In any case, the note does not have a changing room level, but only discreetly and subliminally underlines the "freshly showered" impression. The whole thing is distributed over approx. 3 pcs
At the end of the flagpole it becomes woody, warm, cuddly and somehow creamy. And this time without vanilla. The Tonka is 100% built into every fragrance anyway, but it doesn't come to the fore here, but harmoniously flanks the vetiver and woods (which I can't really smell). The light then goes out after a good 2 hours
The Sillage is very pronounced in the beginning, but then becomes more receding in the middle part, but still clearly perceptible (= a closed room is filled). The durability on the back of the hand / the skin is rather flatter with me. When the scent's gone, it's on the skin, too. So it's not a nose pinch level.
You don't have to say anything about the price. Is a snapper, but probably only available over the net.
For me it's not important, but the bottle is murky and unwieldy. The sprayer, on the other hand, is solid.
Conclusion and clarification regarding paternity:
I'm surprised this one flies so low under the radar. Because it reminds me of a much better known scent! It's all very well balanced, elegant and skillfully interwoven (but I don't know who the perfumer is). Unobtrusive, striking, fresh and well-groomed (should also fit the wearer;) and is definitely an office clerk :) . And what delights me: The fragrance lives up to its name for once and is not a feint. This is consistently a modern, masculine agent. Okay... however, the chest is shaved and he's not a manspreading guy either. Woodcutter shirt level is also not necessarily his "strength". It smells rather elegant male and is not rough-biased. Well, who does he remind me of? Right, to the Burner Dior Sauvage who showed up a year later. The Ungaro is the dad of Dior S. Like this. Now you know that:)). If you are too stressed by the Elimi resin number and the surrounding in the diorama, try the Ungaro. It definitely comes along more "mature" and less "applied". It doesn't look as playful and boyish as the Dior, but it doesn't have any grey "rally stripes" either. It fits well in the midfield for fragrances of this kind. In addition, she has enough masculine power over a - at least for me with a good 6 spray shots caused - smell of about 7 Toller, for me unexpected (blind buy) smell.
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