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DieOrange78
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DieOrange78
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Me and my wood and some patchouli. And a shovel load of earth for free.
There he is. Another classicder most from the 80s is known.
I came under the quite some time ago. I knew from Davidoff rather the Cool Water. Hand on heart, who does not know THAT?
But Zino? I did not even know at first whether the optics want to appeal to me now.
To remain honest with you, I could the outer presentation nothing at all abgewinnen.
Cream colored packaging. Brown bottle with cap reminiscent of Lego. With just this creamy color.
And the first time sniffing. My nose could not do anything with it. In general, my head did not want to bring this bottle with Davidoff in connection. Since I knew only Cool Water.
Well. Since I have for years probably only fished in the shallow pond.
Only a while later, after revisiting other classics, I could prepare my nose to take on the Zino again. Only it didn't happen that quickly. Somehow, the fragrance composition seemed difus to me, not closer graspable.
But I also had the problem with Tom Ford's Noir. It just hit me all sorts of things around the olfactory cones and my brain draws the comparison to an old 286er should be endeavored to present a modern operating system without errors. Such a thing must first go wrong.
There my brain should retrofit figuratively still properly. And finally it was then so far. The understanding recalibrated, the nose for new (or even old) horizons expanded and open to not entirely opened scent universes.
Davidoff Zino. I throw now just so in the room that the fragrance could have provided the model to TF Noir. There the journey went from the remote and quieter village idyll (Zino) to the big city (Noir). Both scents seem a bit gothic, come to think of it. And this I do not mean pejoratively.
Only Zino is then a little woodier still, but especially more earthy. A real board on the twelve. An important element, and I love this fragrance all the more for it, is patchouli. Currently, I get there not enough of it and this fragrance, as used here, directs my thoughts on straight tracks.
That has me ultimately convinced the Zino but times more often to wear and so in everyday life to enjoy its development.
Woody. Earthy. And what is that? Do I smell something like a stone in cool morning air? Like a pebble wetted with morning dew?
Ambergris it is. That's what it smells like. Few perfumes carry the amber for me so well recognizable and well defined on display. Zino does just that. And then the/the patchouli comes in addition. That is simply fascinating.
Only the floral notes along with the woods seem hard to define in the opening. A dark heavy sweetness. Not intrusive and yet challenging.
Also reminds me of something from childhood. Slightly musty sweet and earthy. Some older churches and cathedrals give off smells like this.
Dark romantic thoughts stream through time, transcending memories.
And I seem to recall here that Joop Homme has some of that in it too, of that earthy, slightly sandy spirit, albeit well hidden behind the marzipan wall. Yes, there is. There is something that at least unites these scents in spirit. Especially since the same scent composer dreamed up both perfumes. But I digress again.
Zino was an enigma from the beginning. And now that I can decipher the fragrance composition though better and understand, even now he gives me riddles. Deeper and deeper I want to dig through this fragrance, as if digging in dry earth, looking for the one treasure that someone long ago left behind a weathered masonry, to lead the curious astray or the remote depths past memories and chimeras.
What could be done with this scent composition if myrrh and frankincense resins were ever to be woven in.
Whether this small miracle may still come?
Well. I will continue to dream of it.
Nevertheless, Zino, as well as he is available today, is a great fragrance for the small money, if you can and want to get used to the overall picture.
With me, it took a while. Series of Bildergalerein and some of Kopfkino pulled past my mind's eye, until the time had come.
Zino is a fragrance that you can buy due to the small price gladly blind, but you should not be disappointed, he may not jump at you immediately friendly.
With kind regards
TheOrange78
I came under the quite some time ago. I knew from Davidoff rather the Cool Water. Hand on heart, who does not know THAT?
But Zino? I did not even know at first whether the optics want to appeal to me now.
To remain honest with you, I could the outer presentation nothing at all abgewinnen.
Cream colored packaging. Brown bottle with cap reminiscent of Lego. With just this creamy color.
And the first time sniffing. My nose could not do anything with it. In general, my head did not want to bring this bottle with Davidoff in connection. Since I knew only Cool Water.
Well. Since I have for years probably only fished in the shallow pond.
Only a while later, after revisiting other classics, I could prepare my nose to take on the Zino again. Only it didn't happen that quickly. Somehow, the fragrance composition seemed difus to me, not closer graspable.
But I also had the problem with Tom Ford's Noir. It just hit me all sorts of things around the olfactory cones and my brain draws the comparison to an old 286er should be endeavored to present a modern operating system without errors. Such a thing must first go wrong.
There my brain should retrofit figuratively still properly. And finally it was then so far. The understanding recalibrated, the nose for new (or even old) horizons expanded and open to not entirely opened scent universes.
Davidoff Zino. I throw now just so in the room that the fragrance could have provided the model to TF Noir. There the journey went from the remote and quieter village idyll (Zino) to the big city (Noir). Both scents seem a bit gothic, come to think of it. And this I do not mean pejoratively.
Only Zino is then a little woodier still, but especially more earthy. A real board on the twelve. An important element, and I love this fragrance all the more for it, is patchouli. Currently, I get there not enough of it and this fragrance, as used here, directs my thoughts on straight tracks.
That has me ultimately convinced the Zino but times more often to wear and so in everyday life to enjoy its development.
Woody. Earthy. And what is that? Do I smell something like a stone in cool morning air? Like a pebble wetted with morning dew?
Ambergris it is. That's what it smells like. Few perfumes carry the amber for me so well recognizable and well defined on display. Zino does just that. And then the/the patchouli comes in addition. That is simply fascinating.
Only the floral notes along with the woods seem hard to define in the opening. A dark heavy sweetness. Not intrusive and yet challenging.
Also reminds me of something from childhood. Slightly musty sweet and earthy. Some older churches and cathedrals give off smells like this.
Dark romantic thoughts stream through time, transcending memories.
And I seem to recall here that Joop Homme has some of that in it too, of that earthy, slightly sandy spirit, albeit well hidden behind the marzipan wall. Yes, there is. There is something that at least unites these scents in spirit. Especially since the same scent composer dreamed up both perfumes. But I digress again.
Zino was an enigma from the beginning. And now that I can decipher the fragrance composition though better and understand, even now he gives me riddles. Deeper and deeper I want to dig through this fragrance, as if digging in dry earth, looking for the one treasure that someone long ago left behind a weathered masonry, to lead the curious astray or the remote depths past memories and chimeras.
What could be done with this scent composition if myrrh and frankincense resins were ever to be woven in.
Whether this small miracle may still come?
Well. I will continue to dream of it.
Nevertheless, Zino, as well as he is available today, is a great fragrance for the small money, if you can and want to get used to the overall picture.
With me, it took a while. Series of Bildergalerein and some of Kopfkino pulled past my mind's eye, until the time had come.
Zino is a fragrance that you can buy due to the small price gladly blind, but you should not be disappointed, he may not jump at you immediately friendly.
With kind regards
TheOrange78
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