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Notes03/10/2020
Leomoon
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No vanilla scent...
...that's mainstream. Much of what vanilla says on it either has nothing to do with vanilla at all, or smells like dessert and extremely sweet. At least in the cheaper segment. I like scents like that, but eventually you're full. This sweetheart is different
For a long time I ignored Vanilla, because I didn't like him at first. I don't know if it was the spices in the top note, but for me it just smelled dusty and pungent on the test strip, not vanilla at all. Because the first impression is often deceptive and the smell changes over the course of a lifetime, I gave the fragrance another chance a few years later, strolled through the miller's shop anyway and tested myself through the perfume shelf. What can I say, maybe I'm getting old, maybe my taste has changed... Anyway, I can't get enough of vanilla now!
This scent really teaches you that you should not judge by the test strip alone. You have to spray vanilla on your skin for it to unfold, but that's where it comes off. The spices get nice and warm and slowly vanilla is added. It's subtle and doesn't force itself on you. I'm not thinking here of decadent, high-calorie sweets, but vanilla, which is perfectly accentuated by the other ingredients and doesn't want to represent anything else. That's what makes the fragrance so special.
For an EDT, Vanilla has real power. On fabric, the scent lasts for a day. On myself, I perceive it for 5 hours and enjoy it when a small surge of scent comes up from this sweet-spicy-warm cloud. I also often get a "it smells good here" when I greet someone, which is probably the best proof that I have found something really great.
Perhaps the fragrance is not necessarily for the very young, because it behaves differently than the newer stuff. But if you have a little patience and a weakness for vanilla, you should take a look at this EDT, because it has that certain something that some more expensive perfumes lack
For a long time I ignored Vanilla, because I didn't like him at first. I don't know if it was the spices in the top note, but for me it just smelled dusty and pungent on the test strip, not vanilla at all. Because the first impression is often deceptive and the smell changes over the course of a lifetime, I gave the fragrance another chance a few years later, strolled through the miller's shop anyway and tested myself through the perfume shelf. What can I say, maybe I'm getting old, maybe my taste has changed... Anyway, I can't get enough of vanilla now!
This scent really teaches you that you should not judge by the test strip alone. You have to spray vanilla on your skin for it to unfold, but that's where it comes off. The spices get nice and warm and slowly vanilla is added. It's subtle and doesn't force itself on you. I'm not thinking here of decadent, high-calorie sweets, but vanilla, which is perfectly accentuated by the other ingredients and doesn't want to represent anything else. That's what makes the fragrance so special.
For an EDT, Vanilla has real power. On fabric, the scent lasts for a day. On myself, I perceive it for 5 hours and enjoy it when a small surge of scent comes up from this sweet-spicy-warm cloud. I also often get a "it smells good here" when I greet someone, which is probably the best proof that I have found something really great.
Perhaps the fragrance is not necessarily for the very young, because it behaves differently than the newer stuff. But if you have a little patience and a weakness for vanilla, you should take a look at this EDT, because it has that certain something that some more expensive perfumes lack
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