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From the cellar to the sky
... the sprayed strip of cardboard waved under my nose, no, something heavenly, did not have what I perceived there.
It was very earthly, actually more underground, musty, musty, damp cellar. There was no change as time went on. A mush of scent A physical examination could not take place, because the usual locations for such an undertaking were already occupied.
So I turned back to my original goal, the purchase of a bottle of 'Jazz'. My supply ran out and should be refilled before the last sprayer.
But I got a sample of Heaven on the way home. The sprayed strip of cardboard also accompanied me out of the house and found in the next public wastebasket, a probably temporary domicile.
The sample was forgotten.
When the 'Jazz' had done its last spray, I wanted to defoliate the successor, and I came across the sample 'Heaven' . Trying, actually not!
Nevertheless, the possibility to quickly remove the scent was not far away. So just spray it on
At the beginning again the humid cellar, but then, the ingredients started to show up. It was like an orchestra playing in, here a little bit of lemon, bergamot also played in, cyclamen, jasmine, everyone wanted to draw attention to themselves for a moment. Some sweet tones of amber. Very shallow, the concertmaster stroked Moschus
At last, the cedar stood at the conductor's desk and brought order to it. Every nuance was placed in its place and used according to its possibilities, resulting in a wonderful fragrance orchestra.
Why hadn't I noticed this before?
'Heaven' had/have become one of my favourite scents.
At that time I was not prepared for a new fragrance. But since then I always go 'unscented' when I intend to enter a scented temple. There's nothing like a body test, and I'm gonna make it to the base.
And then the day came when I stood in the fragrance booth with my mouth open. "What set, after such a short time!"
The following weekend, I covered several kilometres to get hold of one or the other bottle. I came back home without any hunting success.
The following Monday, I went to the small perfumery opposite, not fifty metres away, to get a neutral aftershave and I had an unexpected encounter with two bottles. I immediately took it home, as a bonus, there was a half-filled tester, carried home.
But still booty made! br />
Why did he disappear so quickly?
Maybe it was the top note. Very often fragrances are judged and bought by the normal buyer, yes, only by this. Harry Potter, in this context, would probably be reading about Muggles.
With today's fragrances, I have the feeling that they are trimmed to the top note especially for the quick sale.
Maybe he has become a victim of the cardboard strip test, on the strip he really did not develop. Or was the 'blue competition' of 'Cool Water' and 'Nightflight' too powerful. They always had the better seats in the sales rooms.
At least one good thing about it. He was probably spared many adjustments. He remains, with all who know and appreciate him, in his original form in the memory.
It was very earthly, actually more underground, musty, musty, damp cellar. There was no change as time went on. A mush of scent A physical examination could not take place, because the usual locations for such an undertaking were already occupied.
So I turned back to my original goal, the purchase of a bottle of 'Jazz'. My supply ran out and should be refilled before the last sprayer.
But I got a sample of Heaven on the way home. The sprayed strip of cardboard also accompanied me out of the house and found in the next public wastebasket, a probably temporary domicile.
The sample was forgotten.
When the 'Jazz' had done its last spray, I wanted to defoliate the successor, and I came across the sample 'Heaven' . Trying, actually not!
Nevertheless, the possibility to quickly remove the scent was not far away. So just spray it on
At the beginning again the humid cellar, but then, the ingredients started to show up. It was like an orchestra playing in, here a little bit of lemon, bergamot also played in, cyclamen, jasmine, everyone wanted to draw attention to themselves for a moment. Some sweet tones of amber. Very shallow, the concertmaster stroked Moschus
At last, the cedar stood at the conductor's desk and brought order to it. Every nuance was placed in its place and used according to its possibilities, resulting in a wonderful fragrance orchestra.
Why hadn't I noticed this before?
'Heaven' had/have become one of my favourite scents.
At that time I was not prepared for a new fragrance. But since then I always go 'unscented' when I intend to enter a scented temple. There's nothing like a body test, and I'm gonna make it to the base.
And then the day came when I stood in the fragrance booth with my mouth open. "What set, after such a short time!"
The following weekend, I covered several kilometres to get hold of one or the other bottle. I came back home without any hunting success.
The following Monday, I went to the small perfumery opposite, not fifty metres away, to get a neutral aftershave and I had an unexpected encounter with two bottles. I immediately took it home, as a bonus, there was a half-filled tester, carried home.
But still booty made! br />
Why did he disappear so quickly?
Maybe it was the top note. Very often fragrances are judged and bought by the normal buyer, yes, only by this. Harry Potter, in this context, would probably be reading about Muggles.
With today's fragrances, I have the feeling that they are trimmed to the top note especially for the quick sale.
Maybe he has become a victim of the cardboard strip test, on the strip he really did not develop. Or was the 'blue competition' of 'Cool Water' and 'Nightflight' too powerful. They always had the better seats in the sales rooms.
At least one good thing about it. He was probably spared many adjustments. He remains, with all who know and appreciate him, in his original form in the memory.
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