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01/03/2024
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Hi guys!
Here is the fragrance journey to this very great EDT:
In the city where I live, there's a perfumery that stocks slightly more exclusive fragrances than the usual suspects. You can buy popular designers there, but also niche fragrances.
I bought a fragrance there that I can't remember at all and was given a few samples, including Carven L'Eau Intense. The saleswoman told me that the fragrance house was less well known here, but a very good one. I didn't think anything of it until I tried the fragrance on for sports.
"Boy, it's great!" was my impression and that's how it found its way to my home.
If you look at the bottle, it looks extremely high-quality, the feeling also suggests its feel, the front is white, but only this, the two sides, as well as the back transparent, so that you have a good overview of how much liquid is still contained.
The spray head is ok (I would rank it among the better ones).
The fragrance experience is great:
sparkling - fresh - a little cooling at first - spicy
I'm not a trained sniffer, so I couldn't list all the scents, but of the ones I can smell, it's something citrusy, minty, occasionally lavender and definitely ginger throughout.
It really works best in warm weather (e.g. summer), I think it's the ginger in it that makes the scent different to other citrusy freshies.
It also has a solid performance and staying power.
In all modesty, I can also say that this is one of the best Freshies I have had the pleasure of sniffing. It's crazy how the taste changes during the fragrance journey, I started with Boss, Davidoff & Diesel. Then I moved on to all the sweets and currently I prefer the Orientals and spicy, smoky woods.
Some join me during the fragrance journey and leave again, but this one, Carven L'Eau Intense, is still with me.
It's not edgy, but it's also not boring and relatively unique (I haven't smelled the mountain theme from the big niche brand, which is supposed to be very similar).
Another plus point is that you don't come across it all the time in everyday life.
Absolute "dumb-reach", for molding on the sofa, everyday life, leisure, work, date, sport, day, night, always just that.
Here is the fragrance journey to this very great EDT:
In the city where I live, there's a perfumery that stocks slightly more exclusive fragrances than the usual suspects. You can buy popular designers there, but also niche fragrances.
I bought a fragrance there that I can't remember at all and was given a few samples, including Carven L'Eau Intense. The saleswoman told me that the fragrance house was less well known here, but a very good one. I didn't think anything of it until I tried the fragrance on for sports.
"Boy, it's great!" was my impression and that's how it found its way to my home.
If you look at the bottle, it looks extremely high-quality, the feeling also suggests its feel, the front is white, but only this, the two sides, as well as the back transparent, so that you have a good overview of how much liquid is still contained.
The spray head is ok (I would rank it among the better ones).
The fragrance experience is great:
sparkling - fresh - a little cooling at first - spicy
I'm not a trained sniffer, so I couldn't list all the scents, but of the ones I can smell, it's something citrusy, minty, occasionally lavender and definitely ginger throughout.
It really works best in warm weather (e.g. summer), I think it's the ginger in it that makes the scent different to other citrusy freshies.
It also has a solid performance and staying power.
In all modesty, I can also say that this is one of the best Freshies I have had the pleasure of sniffing. It's crazy how the taste changes during the fragrance journey, I started with Boss, Davidoff & Diesel. Then I moved on to all the sweets and currently I prefer the Orientals and spicy, smoky woods.
Some join me during the fragrance journey and leave again, but this one, Carven L'Eau Intense, is still with me.
It's not edgy, but it's also not boring and relatively unique (I haven't smelled the mountain theme from the big niche brand, which is supposed to be very similar).
Another plus point is that you don't come across it all the time in everyday life.
Absolute "dumb-reach", for molding on the sofa, everyday life, leisure, work, date, sport, day, night, always just that.
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