01/11/2021

Tradescantia
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Tradescantia
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5
L'Ombre dan's L'Eau
The name of this fragrance alone is a semantic eye candy that makes a melodic sound when spoken. Not so accessible I find, however, this perfume, filled in a very nice Diptyque flacon.
Somehow, I am very fond of this brand. There are so many fragrances from the house to discover.
I liked this one on the first try, added it to my wishlist on the second, and I'm going to get it in my house on the third. Yes, it is anything but tame. Soapy, delicate and tart fruity underpinnings at the start, but a natural rose emerges at the end that has been stripped of any sweetness that might even be found in the wild.
The only reason I didn't pick it up the first time I tested it was because the gentle Eau Rose captivates me just as much. Unfortunately, it is absolutely not durable on my skin.
Eventually I will get myself the Eau Rose soap sometime. Good that Diptyque offers so many different things.
This fragrance here is characterized by idiosyncratic beauty.
It reminds me of the paintings of Egon Schiele, who has been truly bold and innovative, for which you can never really be ready. His paintings and drawings sometimes provoke the viewer, but they usually also inevitably touch him. They are beautiful and bold in a very idiosyncratic way.
A book that, like this fragrance, should not be forgotten is "The Trial" by Kafka, who created an imaginary castle that no man would want to live in.
Those who like something more upbeat yet thoughtful should reach for "Ecce homo"
by Nietzsche.
With this book you really have to put the cart before the horse and it still gives pleasure, like this beautiful eau de toilette, which for some reason unknown to me I did not buy outright.
I was probably looking too doggedly for a specific rose scent, but I found it on the spur of the moment later: Elisabethan Rose.
I hope you enjoy testing and have a pleasant evening
Somehow, I am very fond of this brand. There are so many fragrances from the house to discover.
I liked this one on the first try, added it to my wishlist on the second, and I'm going to get it in my house on the third. Yes, it is anything but tame. Soapy, delicate and tart fruity underpinnings at the start, but a natural rose emerges at the end that has been stripped of any sweetness that might even be found in the wild.
The only reason I didn't pick it up the first time I tested it was because the gentle Eau Rose captivates me just as much. Unfortunately, it is absolutely not durable on my skin.
Eventually I will get myself the Eau Rose soap sometime. Good that Diptyque offers so many different things.
This fragrance here is characterized by idiosyncratic beauty.
It reminds me of the paintings of Egon Schiele, who has been truly bold and innovative, for which you can never really be ready. His paintings and drawings sometimes provoke the viewer, but they usually also inevitably touch him. They are beautiful and bold in a very idiosyncratic way.
A book that, like this fragrance, should not be forgotten is "The Trial" by Kafka, who created an imaginary castle that no man would want to live in.
Those who like something more upbeat yet thoughtful should reach for "Ecce homo"
by Nietzsche.
With this book you really have to put the cart before the horse and it still gives pleasure, like this beautiful eau de toilette, which for some reason unknown to me I did not buy outright.
I was probably looking too doggedly for a specific rose scent, but I found it on the spur of the moment later: Elisabethan Rose.
I hope you enjoy testing and have a pleasant evening
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