05/09/2018
Ignika
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Tea+Cedar=Tar?
When I first entered the world of olfactory I was more often on the side of Out of Love for Fragrance. There I also ordered some samples, and among them was that scent experiment here.
That experiment with the name, which takes getting used to, is consistently harsh. As much as the slight freshness at the beginning tries to soften the intense, yes, actually chemical character, she manages it rather badly than right. In the background you can see some rose, heavy, intense, but atypically unsweet.
That chemistry grade must have come from the cedar. Rarely has wood been so intense, chemical and smoky as here. Usually this character makes you think for hours of smoky whiskeys, keyword Phenol. If there is black tea in here, then the little smell it contributes is totally covered by the cedar/chemistry. Well, that's it, actually, but one thing more:
my rehearsal is a few years old now. The fragrance has changed positively! While in my tests with fresh sample the chemical scent almost crushed everything else, he is here symbolically a high-flyer, distances himself somewhat from the other notes, and also from the tester. That means: everything is better recognizable, and the chemistry is softened, after about half an hour even weaker, now even laymen could recognize that as cedar. Thus the scent is even relatively wearable, but still not suitable for everyday use; such a person stands out even if he is not loud, and not everyone likes to smell (like) a charcoal burner.
That experiment with the name, which takes getting used to, is consistently harsh. As much as the slight freshness at the beginning tries to soften the intense, yes, actually chemical character, she manages it rather badly than right. In the background you can see some rose, heavy, intense, but atypically unsweet.
That chemistry grade must have come from the cedar. Rarely has wood been so intense, chemical and smoky as here. Usually this character makes you think for hours of smoky whiskeys, keyword Phenol. If there is black tea in here, then the little smell it contributes is totally covered by the cedar/chemistry. Well, that's it, actually, but one thing more:
my rehearsal is a few years old now. The fragrance has changed positively! While in my tests with fresh sample the chemical scent almost crushed everything else, he is here symbolically a high-flyer, distances himself somewhat from the other notes, and also from the tester. That means: everything is better recognizable, and the chemistry is softened, after about half an hour even weaker, now even laymen could recognize that as cedar. Thus the scent is even relatively wearable, but still not suitable for everyday use; such a person stands out even if he is not loud, and not everyone likes to smell (like) a charcoal burner.
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