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08/11/2018
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Filigree herb powder with a strong base
With "Modern Leather" I once again have a fragrance in front of my nose that can't really be "grasped" at first, because the ingredients are so filigree interwoven.
A second and third "smell test" is required to either confirm or correct the first sniff.
In any case, I can clearly see the mixture of basil and thyme. She shows up first and gives me the impression of fine herbal powder. Green, spicy, Mediterranean.
Lavender also plays a role in giving the "Fougeré note lightness and depth at the same time.
This is not listed above, but of my smell it is in.
A kind of green, rose-like floral note, slightly "minty" in the background and patchouli, sometimes more, sometimes less enthroned in the background in the middle of the fragrance, give "Modern Leather" a "cool-warm effect", which is rare in fragrances.
Finally, powerful aromas are added, the greasiest MOOS, tiny-leathery BIRKENTEER some frankincense to loosen up, as well as cedar or sandalwood, which remain in the background, but are easily recognizable.
The whole fragrance in Puncto is slightly sweet and slightly bitter, oscillating seemingly like certain "optical illusions" in the nose, but that only arouses more curiosity to "grasp" the fragrance.
Perhaps the fascination of some perfumes lies precisely in the fact that you would like to unravel them in their individual parts, but somehow you can't make it, you finally give it up to enjoy the wonderful overall impression.
A second and third "smell test" is required to either confirm or correct the first sniff.
In any case, I can clearly see the mixture of basil and thyme. She shows up first and gives me the impression of fine herbal powder. Green, spicy, Mediterranean.
Lavender also plays a role in giving the "Fougeré note lightness and depth at the same time.
This is not listed above, but of my smell it is in.
A kind of green, rose-like floral note, slightly "minty" in the background and patchouli, sometimes more, sometimes less enthroned in the background in the middle of the fragrance, give "Modern Leather" a "cool-warm effect", which is rare in fragrances.
Finally, powerful aromas are added, the greasiest MOOS, tiny-leathery BIRKENTEER some frankincense to loosen up, as well as cedar or sandalwood, which remain in the background, but are easily recognizable.
The whole fragrance in Puncto is slightly sweet and slightly bitter, oscillating seemingly like certain "optical illusions" in the nose, but that only arouses more curiosity to "grasp" the fragrance.
Perhaps the fascination of some perfumes lies precisely in the fact that you would like to unravel them in their individual parts, but somehow you can't make it, you finally give it up to enjoy the wonderful overall impression.
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