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Notes03/31/2019
EdithLyri
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EdithLyri
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Honey gingerbread and orange blossoms
The second Neuffer fragrance I test - yay!
All in all, the scent was very, very chocolaty for me in a spicy way with delicate orange blossoms, which I only noticed from time to time
My first impression is bergamot chocolate that a friend of mine brought us from Belgium. Then I slowly smell tender blossoms, orange blossoms, tender honey and some rose. The cocoa, however, is so dominant with me that it almost completely covers the flowers. I actually only smell everything through a cocoa/chocolate veil. It is like standing in the nursery near the flowering citrus trees and eating a gingerbread with chocolate icing.
I wore the perfume all day and I forgot I wore it at some point. But I always noticed this extremely tasty chocolaty spice smell, which occasionally blew up to me. At some point the connection dawned on me. The wearing comfort was therefore mega pleasant for me. I didn't smell the perfume all the time, just once in a while and then I was happy. A bit like a good scented candle.
The Sillage is megakrass at the beginning, shrinks however after a quarter of an hour to an appropriate strength. After that, she just stays like that all day. This long shelf life with moderate Sillage is an extreme strength of the fragrance. Even as a wearer I can smell the fragrance from time to time, which is the most important aspect of wearing perfume for me. But more than a spray would be too intensive for me.
The scent for me is chocolate with some orange blossoms and spices and it smells very, very tasty, like a dessert. For me it is very similar to Flor de Café, only without the orange liqueur and without the tobacco. The scent would be a little too chocolaty for me and I would be afraid to get on people's nerves with it. Otherwise, however, it is a really beautiful fragrance, which you can wear discreetly dosed also well in everyday life.
All in all, the scent was very, very chocolaty for me in a spicy way with delicate orange blossoms, which I only noticed from time to time
My first impression is bergamot chocolate that a friend of mine brought us from Belgium. Then I slowly smell tender blossoms, orange blossoms, tender honey and some rose. The cocoa, however, is so dominant with me that it almost completely covers the flowers. I actually only smell everything through a cocoa/chocolate veil. It is like standing in the nursery near the flowering citrus trees and eating a gingerbread with chocolate icing.
I wore the perfume all day and I forgot I wore it at some point. But I always noticed this extremely tasty chocolaty spice smell, which occasionally blew up to me. At some point the connection dawned on me. The wearing comfort was therefore mega pleasant for me. I didn't smell the perfume all the time, just once in a while and then I was happy. A bit like a good scented candle.
The Sillage is megakrass at the beginning, shrinks however after a quarter of an hour to an appropriate strength. After that, she just stays like that all day. This long shelf life with moderate Sillage is an extreme strength of the fragrance. Even as a wearer I can smell the fragrance from time to time, which is the most important aspect of wearing perfume for me. But more than a spray would be too intensive for me.
The scent for me is chocolate with some orange blossoms and spices and it smells very, very tasty, like a dessert. For me it is very similar to Flor de Café, only without the orange liqueur and without the tobacco. The scent would be a little too chocolaty for me and I would be afraid to get on people's nerves with it. Otherwise, however, it is a really beautiful fragrance, which you can wear discreetly dosed also well in everyday life.
