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Back to the future
Time line switched on, target time programmed: 1916. Flux compensator running. Velocity to 140 kph.
Italy 1916 Acqua di Parma Colonia the original, a citric refreshing Eau de Cologne with a noble soapy note. The citrus notes come with the future, as part of the top note.
Switch on time line again, target time programmed: sometime in the early 80s. Flux compensator running. Velocity to 140 km/h.
The 80's known for hair on the chest and the powerhouse scents (and Knight Rider), masculine, tart, herbaceous and unthinkable without oak moss. The oakmoss has to go with and the tart herbaceous notes, with into the future!
Turn on the timeline again: in 2008, a visit to Mr. Frémont, who is currently presenting the final version of the most elegant vetiver fragrance to Mr. Ford, before it is released in 2009. This elegant version of vetiver (even more subtle than Guerlain's), green and slightly earthy without being swampy and musty, comes with it! Where to? Well, into the future!
And so the DeLorean ends up back here in the future.
Futura, has a citric, tart prelude, but unlike the original, it is not purely citric. Pink pepper and herbaceous notes make the difference here - altogether tart (maybe due to the grapefruit?!?). The herbs also dominate in the further course and oakmoss (in my opinion) is added. Futura seems like a tribute to the Fougere fragrances of days gone by combined with Italian elegance. What was rough, animalistic and tart in the 80s Powerhouse fragrances can be found here in a balanced and elegant form. Futura - adapted to today's image, back to the future, without trying to jump on a fragrance trend, without gummi bear scent and cotton candy, not youthful and not playful, simply masculine, tart, elegant. So is the Drydown, which is entirely based on a subtle, pleasant vetiver. The fragrance is said to consist of almost only natural components, purely from my perception it also comes across extremely natural (no rustling synthetics). The performance is still difficult to estimate. However, it is not a beast in terms of longevity.
All in all it is a very classic and elegant Fougere in which, in my opinion, the herbs and green notes dominate.
Italy 1916 Acqua di Parma Colonia the original, a citric refreshing Eau de Cologne with a noble soapy note. The citrus notes come with the future, as part of the top note.
Switch on time line again, target time programmed: sometime in the early 80s. Flux compensator running. Velocity to 140 km/h.
The 80's known for hair on the chest and the powerhouse scents (and Knight Rider), masculine, tart, herbaceous and unthinkable without oak moss. The oakmoss has to go with and the tart herbaceous notes, with into the future!
Turn on the timeline again: in 2008, a visit to Mr. Frémont, who is currently presenting the final version of the most elegant vetiver fragrance to Mr. Ford, before it is released in 2009. This elegant version of vetiver (even more subtle than Guerlain's), green and slightly earthy without being swampy and musty, comes with it! Where to? Well, into the future!
And so the DeLorean ends up back here in the future.
Futura, has a citric, tart prelude, but unlike the original, it is not purely citric. Pink pepper and herbaceous notes make the difference here - altogether tart (maybe due to the grapefruit?!?). The herbs also dominate in the further course and oakmoss (in my opinion) is added. Futura seems like a tribute to the Fougere fragrances of days gone by combined with Italian elegance. What was rough, animalistic and tart in the 80s Powerhouse fragrances can be found here in a balanced and elegant form. Futura - adapted to today's image, back to the future, without trying to jump on a fragrance trend, without gummi bear scent and cotton candy, not youthful and not playful, simply masculine, tart, elegant. So is the Drydown, which is entirely based on a subtle, pleasant vetiver. The fragrance is said to consist of almost only natural components, purely from my perception it also comes across extremely natural (no rustling synthetics). The performance is still difficult to estimate. However, it is not a beast in terms of longevity.
All in all it is a very classic and elegant Fougere in which, in my opinion, the herbs and green notes dominate.
