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Schoork
What lasts long
Last year I noticed this scent here. Something appealed to me and then I put this on my watchlist.
For fragrances that arouse my interest, I first check if they are available at all in these latitudes and do not have to be sent by Aborigines by mail and if the price is in the dimensions I am willing to pay.
Now both was given, the price at that time with approximately 30€ online even extremely affordable. So noticed, but then forgotten again. In winter, when you're bored and your watch list goes through, I looked at it again and threw it out again. Fresh scents were not the goal and I concentrated on those that fit the season/season.
At the beginning of the year I came across this scent again, put it back on my watch list and after some time I took a closer look again. Maybe I'll order a bottling, but for the price a blind purchase was also a consideration. But after further research, I found fig is in there. I've never been very good with figs. So I kicked him out again and this time he stayed out too.
Fig in fragrances is like Haribo Colorado, these funny brown biplanes where in the middle is liquorice. Everything else is kind of good, but don't you put those things in your mouth. Bah!
Yesterday I went shopping and went to the local Rossmann. As a man with Rossmann, it's always such a thing. Even when you walk in, it's like being in a Western when the outlaw enters the saloon. The music stops playing and everyone stops moving and remains in his last movement. The cashier looks at you, pulling the depilatory cream still over the scanner, in the queue the murmur about the better shampoo for greasy hair silences and the pregnant Celina rams with her baby carriage the Gilette Aufsteller.
Only 2 children take no note of me, they argue which sweets they are allowed to take with them and absolutely want another can of Fanta from the fridge.
All the other women look at me and wonder what I'm doing here. In some eyes I recognize possible answers from "he must buy tampons for his old man", or "well, he probably doesn't look for shampoo here!"
When I was then able to purposefully approach the perfume shelf and avoid some prams and shopping carts, the employee responsible for me approached me and asked me what I was looking for. Like the Terminator in the movie, my brain was looking for matching answers...
A: I am looking for a competent employee
B: Is there anything from Rathiopharm?
C: Sarah Connor?
D: I just look and now go away
Well I decided for a more harmless variant D and just looked what was going on. After 5 min I discovered the Vintage Green in this manageable smell shelf and thought to myself only "yes cool, then I can test the nevertheless times"
I sprayed 2-3 sprayers from the tester onto my arm and put the sprayer back again. I noticed how big the package is by packing the 75ml. While I was sniffing my arm I looked further, and I noticed that after a short citric prelude the scent turned pleasantly green. Fresh grass came out, which I liked directly. Very summery.
After I strolled through the rows, I still felt the smell for good, I went back to see what it costs at all. I had completely overlooked the giant sign under the Vintage Green and it said reduced from 34,99 to 19,99!
HALLELUJA! and directly such a fat Mopped snatched and to the cash. You can't do anything wrong with that.
At home again more intensively on the arm and today again completely with diesel and I must say, there I did everything right.
After the already mentioned short citric start with bergamot and mandarin, the fragrance ignites a greener firework of grasses. I would like to emphasize in advance that this is perhaps the only moment that reminds you a little of Mugler Cologne. Otherwise they have nothing to do with each other.
Because then the green tea, which plays the main role in this fragrance, starts here. Together with a few floral notes and just a hint of fig, the fragrance stays very close to you for a few hours. I would therefore not say, as described above, that this is a citric fresh scent, but a green fresh scent. That's what distinguishes him from others, let's say colognes or freshies. Sillage has the first hour, if at all, when the citric still resonates slightly. The base will then sound a little more woody.
The whole thing can be worn on hotter days, the refreshment is moderate, but it remains a very neat appearance. Yes the scent looks well dressed and is wearable all year round, but best when the sun is shining.
Synthetically I don't find it very special, there are such fragrances as Bvlgari Aqua or Azzaro Chrome much worse in my nose. Apart from the nose pasture, the presentation is also a feast for the eyes.
The bottle of thick glass and heavy lid lies in a fat box, which can be pushed sideways, as for example with the Note de Yuzu. There can be some sublime manufacturers like to copy something.
All in all a great alternative for the coming season, especially at the current price. If the citric is sometimes too much for you, you should have a look at it.
For fragrances that arouse my interest, I first check if they are available at all in these latitudes and do not have to be sent by Aborigines by mail and if the price is in the dimensions I am willing to pay.
Now both was given, the price at that time with approximately 30€ online even extremely affordable. So noticed, but then forgotten again. In winter, when you're bored and your watch list goes through, I looked at it again and threw it out again. Fresh scents were not the goal and I concentrated on those that fit the season/season.
At the beginning of the year I came across this scent again, put it back on my watch list and after some time I took a closer look again. Maybe I'll order a bottling, but for the price a blind purchase was also a consideration. But after further research, I found fig is in there. I've never been very good with figs. So I kicked him out again and this time he stayed out too.
Fig in fragrances is like Haribo Colorado, these funny brown biplanes where in the middle is liquorice. Everything else is kind of good, but don't you put those things in your mouth. Bah!
Yesterday I went shopping and went to the local Rossmann. As a man with Rossmann, it's always such a thing. Even when you walk in, it's like being in a Western when the outlaw enters the saloon. The music stops playing and everyone stops moving and remains in his last movement. The cashier looks at you, pulling the depilatory cream still over the scanner, in the queue the murmur about the better shampoo for greasy hair silences and the pregnant Celina rams with her baby carriage the Gilette Aufsteller.
Only 2 children take no note of me, they argue which sweets they are allowed to take with them and absolutely want another can of Fanta from the fridge.
All the other women look at me and wonder what I'm doing here. In some eyes I recognize possible answers from "he must buy tampons for his old man", or "well, he probably doesn't look for shampoo here!"
When I was then able to purposefully approach the perfume shelf and avoid some prams and shopping carts, the employee responsible for me approached me and asked me what I was looking for. Like the Terminator in the movie, my brain was looking for matching answers...
A: I am looking for a competent employee
B: Is there anything from Rathiopharm?
C: Sarah Connor?
D: I just look and now go away
Well I decided for a more harmless variant D and just looked what was going on. After 5 min I discovered the Vintage Green in this manageable smell shelf and thought to myself only "yes cool, then I can test the nevertheless times"
I sprayed 2-3 sprayers from the tester onto my arm and put the sprayer back again. I noticed how big the package is by packing the 75ml. While I was sniffing my arm I looked further, and I noticed that after a short citric prelude the scent turned pleasantly green. Fresh grass came out, which I liked directly. Very summery.
After I strolled through the rows, I still felt the smell for good, I went back to see what it costs at all. I had completely overlooked the giant sign under the Vintage Green and it said reduced from 34,99 to 19,99!
HALLELUJA! and directly such a fat Mopped snatched and to the cash. You can't do anything wrong with that.
At home again more intensively on the arm and today again completely with diesel and I must say, there I did everything right.
After the already mentioned short citric start with bergamot and mandarin, the fragrance ignites a greener firework of grasses. I would like to emphasize in advance that this is perhaps the only moment that reminds you a little of Mugler Cologne. Otherwise they have nothing to do with each other.
Because then the green tea, which plays the main role in this fragrance, starts here. Together with a few floral notes and just a hint of fig, the fragrance stays very close to you for a few hours. I would therefore not say, as described above, that this is a citric fresh scent, but a green fresh scent. That's what distinguishes him from others, let's say colognes or freshies. Sillage has the first hour, if at all, when the citric still resonates slightly. The base will then sound a little more woody.
The whole thing can be worn on hotter days, the refreshment is moderate, but it remains a very neat appearance. Yes the scent looks well dressed and is wearable all year round, but best when the sun is shining.
Synthetically I don't find it very special, there are such fragrances as Bvlgari Aqua or Azzaro Chrome much worse in my nose. Apart from the nose pasture, the presentation is also a feast for the eyes.
The bottle of thick glass and heavy lid lies in a fat box, which can be pushed sideways, as for example with the Note de Yuzu. There can be some sublime manufacturers like to copy something.
All in all a great alternative for the coming season, especially at the current price. If the citric is sometimes too much for you, you should have a look at it.
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