Whoo-hoo, you scent freaks! Once again I ask you where you stuck your noses into today! D I can imagine that you are endlessly sniffing at scents, but something tells me that you are also totally curious beings, after all you are all sniffers :D
Anyway, I put my nose into "Black Tobacco" by Womo today and had to realize that this scent smells surprisingly very, very pleasant.
Surprisingly, because I didn't like tobacco scents so much in the past... well, not liking is not right, let's rather say that I didn't care about tobacco scents and I had never specifically searched for tobacco scents. The truth is that I came into contact with tobacco scents again through a perfuma I often meet, although it was often difficult to concentrate on the scent when she appeared in a great dress, especially in summer, and when she was wearing a scent, she even went down on her knees to get a scent, so that one could then catch a fantastic view of her calves and thighs and... he he hey hey, I can write this here calmly, because I know exactly that she reads this here, but will not hit me like her other furies with the fist on the head, if we have a small perfume meeting again:D
At least, hopefully, after we all get through the Corona crisis. Of all things, summer is probably falling through, which means I won't see you perfumas during a summer meeting, which means I won't see your legs and... uh... never mind... :D
All right, before I talk my mouth fuzzy (or rather write my hand fuzzy??), I will now come to the scent!
Moreover, the scent is slightly sweetish, but this seems to be due to all the scents than one could say that the sweetness smells of a certain scent like vanilla, cocoa or something like that.
A little later it still smells of tobacco and vanilla. Herbs and spices can still be smelled, whereby (luckily for me) the coriander can hardly be filtered out as such, which is great for me because I really don't like this herb. Honey is present, although weakly, and gives off a nice little and spicy scent. Cocoa also flashes up, but the sweetish scents seem to mix more and more, but that doesn't matter, because all in all it always smells very good. And there isn't much that really changes to the base, only that maybe the sweet notes get a little bit weaker later on, so that you can smell the tobacco a little bit better, as the tobacco seems a little bit more harsh later on. A really fucking nice scent!
The silage and the durability:*
The sillage of the scent is quite strong, I could even smell the scent very well from the small sample container with the lid on, although the atomizer was on the table. So here you are wrapped in a rather big scent cloud that can be smelled very well on you, even over longer distances. I found the shelf life of over twelve hours to be very good. Actually it was even still (very weakly) smelling on the skin the next morning.
The scent has a tart and sweet side to it, which is very pleasant in the nose and will certainly appeal to many others who perceive this scent, which is easy to smell, by the way, as its sillage is quite strong, but without being very oppressive or obtrusive. By the way, the scent also appears quite masculine, so I would recommend this scent more to men than to women. As an occasion I would choose the evening or going out, because this scent could be very popular!
Well, I guess I should thank the beautiful legged perfumer, because she had been looking for tobacco scents for a while and kneeled down on the floor again and again while sniffing :D And yes, soon it will be spring and then summer. Even though I prefer winter, you can see a lot of legs on warm days, so be prepared for my commissies to be full of bare skin again and yes I know... stop repeating that I "desperately need a girlfriend"... *sigh* :D Now during the Corona crisis nothing will happen *sigh again* ... hey hey. And maybe the crisis will remain very present during the warm days... so take care of yourselves guys!
Well then, I am now also finished and therefore I wish you a nice evening, see you!
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