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Choya Loban
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Herb Spirits
No question, the fragrances of good Anna are anything but crowdpleaser - through the bank away.
But as it is with all differences of taste, they have followers. And that is also justified - zmindest in my opinion.
On the one hand, there are the mainstream fragrances, there is the niche and there are fragrances that prescribe to the word perfume art and are just (perfume) art. What ultimately who likes and what he / she feels as wearable or unwearable (these words honestly resist me anyway) is eh through and through subjective.
Ghost House initially left me perplexed in that I was expecting something completely different based on the descriptions so far.
Decomposed corpses, mold, sweat and animalism? None of which I can smell out of this fragrance.
Incense I can also make out with the best will in the world none, but I honestly do not regret.
Difficult he is at first anyway.
Kind of like taking Succus and/or (more likely "and") Maruyama, dumping them in a cauldron, and then dissolving whatever cough syrups and assorted herbal candies you could find in it.
Edgy he is.
Sau-sharp, sau-tart, acrid-green and mini-mini-mini rosy.
That's how it starts and that's how it stays. Even if he gains a little mildness to it in the late course and thus becomes a little "easier".
I like both of the scents tipped into the cauldron very much and I also like Ghost House very much in its uncompromisingness and bite.
The connection to the name, namely a haunted house is missing me personally, however, completely. Since I would have found Witch Garden actually more appropriate
But as it is with all differences of taste, they have followers. And that is also justified - zmindest in my opinion.
On the one hand, there are the mainstream fragrances, there is the niche and there are fragrances that prescribe to the word perfume art and are just (perfume) art. What ultimately who likes and what he / she feels as wearable or unwearable (these words honestly resist me anyway) is eh through and through subjective.
Ghost House initially left me perplexed in that I was expecting something completely different based on the descriptions so far.
Decomposed corpses, mold, sweat and animalism? None of which I can smell out of this fragrance.
Incense I can also make out with the best will in the world none, but I honestly do not regret.
Difficult he is at first anyway.
Kind of like taking Succus and/or (more likely "and") Maruyama, dumping them in a cauldron, and then dissolving whatever cough syrups and assorted herbal candies you could find in it.
Edgy he is.
Sau-sharp, sau-tart, acrid-green and mini-mini-mini rosy.
That's how it starts and that's how it stays. Even if he gains a little mildness to it in the late course and thus becomes a little "easier".
I like both of the scents tipped into the cauldron very much and I also like Ghost House very much in its uncompromisingness and bite.
The connection to the name, namely a haunted house is missing me personally, however, completely. Since I would have found Witch Garden actually more appropriate
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