02/19/2019
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John's Story
John's 45 years old. Family man and husband of a wise and charming wife. He lives in a lush condo, drives a Mercedes. The desire of his childhood.
John's a creature of habit. The wild times are definitely behind him. John's motto is consistency. He's conservative and doesn't think much of change.
Not in his daily routine, either. He gets up, has breakfast and washes himself. His wife's been giving him the same perfume for a decade. Fresh and discreet. He was never a big fan, but he got used to it. And he doesn't want to complain either. Stress with his wife is the last thing he needs in this stressful time. In addition, the fragrance suggests the kind of expression he can use in his managerial role as an auditor.
The fragrance serves its purpose.
John goes to work and soberly realizes that the day will be like any other. The habit may be beautiful, but the boredom has not let him go for a long time. John used to go to sports. He was fit. Today we see a place of prosperity and disenchantment. On the way back, John drives into town. John has to get a present for his daughter. She'll be 15.
Suddenly he takes a smell. Different, so different from his perfume. It pleases him and follows the smell. Later he stands in front of a perfumery and discovers the origin. It's Oltremare. Funny name, John thinks. Actually, he doesn't like it, but after a short test phase and the charming saleswoman, John takes it home with him.
John puts on the scent and felt a change. He felt younger, fresher, energetic. He smelled of red tea, lemon, sandalwood. It smelled like the sea. That's where he's been wanting to go for a long time.
His wife was thrilled, too. John made a completely different impression. The perfume created a completely new perception. Also his colleague associated again a lustful and other John.
From now on John wore only oltremare. He was something special and finally he could escape the habit for at least a fraction of his time. Whenever a piece of sea blew through his nose.
Meanwhile John is looking forward to every day again...
I believe that the little story can show that perfume can be so individual, so divorced, that it can get us out of our everyday trot.
Sometimes that has to be the case!
Perfume inspires.
John's a creature of habit. The wild times are definitely behind him. John's motto is consistency. He's conservative and doesn't think much of change.
Not in his daily routine, either. He gets up, has breakfast and washes himself. His wife's been giving him the same perfume for a decade. Fresh and discreet. He was never a big fan, but he got used to it. And he doesn't want to complain either. Stress with his wife is the last thing he needs in this stressful time. In addition, the fragrance suggests the kind of expression he can use in his managerial role as an auditor.
The fragrance serves its purpose.
John goes to work and soberly realizes that the day will be like any other. The habit may be beautiful, but the boredom has not let him go for a long time. John used to go to sports. He was fit. Today we see a place of prosperity and disenchantment. On the way back, John drives into town. John has to get a present for his daughter. She'll be 15.
Suddenly he takes a smell. Different, so different from his perfume. It pleases him and follows the smell. Later he stands in front of a perfumery and discovers the origin. It's Oltremare. Funny name, John thinks. Actually, he doesn't like it, but after a short test phase and the charming saleswoman, John takes it home with him.
John puts on the scent and felt a change. He felt younger, fresher, energetic. He smelled of red tea, lemon, sandalwood. It smelled like the sea. That's where he's been wanting to go for a long time.
His wife was thrilled, too. John made a completely different impression. The perfume created a completely new perception. Also his colleague associated again a lustful and other John.
From now on John wore only oltremare. He was something special and finally he could escape the habit for at least a fraction of his time. Whenever a piece of sea blew through his nose.
Meanwhile John is looking forward to every day again...
I believe that the little story can show that perfume can be so individual, so divorced, that it can get us out of our everyday trot.
Sometimes that has to be the case!
Perfume inspires.
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