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Notes04/15/2020
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10
No fragrance for the office - except at the spirits producer
It's funny with some scents, they always evoke the same associations in very different people. Sometimes they are very cheap scents that give off an individual and fragrant scent. Sometimes they also go in one direction, which is not for everyone. So Ambre Oud begins with an alcoholic note, nicely titled Whiskey Cask Accord. Two kinds of fruit have fallen into this cask and so the whole thing smells. Especially the beginning is brute. So I thought I'd write down a few points you shouldn't do with the perfume:
- Driving a car and getting into a police control
- show up at work in the morning, if you are known as the colleague who is addicted to alcohol
- meet a good customer during the day and have a suspicious looking drink in front of you
- Give presentations/speeches and get flustered more often
- Go to the children's school performance (applies analogously to parent-teacher conferences)
- show up early in the morning on the football field (unless you are kicking yourself and it is district class B/C, then the opposite applies)
- Visits to relatives (depending on the situation, sometimes better though)
- Meeting of alcoholics anonymous
- Events of denominations where alcohol is frowned upon
- Job interviews or salary negotiations
Yes, quite a lot, but it's because of the projection of this scent. On the skin, it smells much more harmless, in fact, more like oud. Leather can also be recognized in the aftertaste. All in all a perfume that is very powerful. The durability is not great but the sillage, people stagger and slurp slightly 30 meters further. I also like to use it to get my wife drunk (of course not. She already knows it) Ambre Oud is heavy, he is also a bit sweet and straightforward. The fragrance doesn't unfold so insanely, it becomes softer through the amber, oakmoss I can also imagine, because Ambre Oud never overheats despite its contents and its heaviness. Because of its properties, it is best worn in the evening to end the day with a good glass in your hand, sitting in the garden and watching the sun go down. I can prove this empirically and can only agree with the previous speakers. This could also be an expensive niche
- Driving a car and getting into a police control
- show up at work in the morning, if you are known as the colleague who is addicted to alcohol
- meet a good customer during the day and have a suspicious looking drink in front of you
- Give presentations/speeches and get flustered more often
- Go to the children's school performance (applies analogously to parent-teacher conferences)
- show up early in the morning on the football field (unless you are kicking yourself and it is district class B/C, then the opposite applies)
- Visits to relatives (depending on the situation, sometimes better though)
- Meeting of alcoholics anonymous
- Events of denominations where alcohol is frowned upon
- Job interviews or salary negotiations
Yes, quite a lot, but it's because of the projection of this scent. On the skin, it smells much more harmless, in fact, more like oud. Leather can also be recognized in the aftertaste. All in all a perfume that is very powerful. The durability is not great but the sillage, people stagger and slurp slightly 30 meters further. I also like to use it to get my wife drunk (of course not. She already knows it) Ambre Oud is heavy, he is also a bit sweet and straightforward. The fragrance doesn't unfold so insanely, it becomes softer through the amber, oakmoss I can also imagine, because Ambre Oud never overheats despite its contents and its heaviness. Because of its properties, it is best worn in the evening to end the day with a good glass in your hand, sitting in the garden and watching the sun go down. I can prove this empirically and can only agree with the previous speakers. This could also be an expensive niche
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