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Mörderbiene
Hansel and Gretel in Southern France
In the south of France, in front of a large forest, a poor woodcutter lived with his wife and their two children (...)
Early in the morning the woman came and took the children out of bed. They received their piece of bread, but it was even smaller than the previous time. On the way to the forest it crumbled Hansel in his pocket, often stood still and threw a crumb on the ground (...)
When the moon came, they set out, but they found no more crumbs, for the many thousands of birds that fly about in the forest and in the field, they had picked them away.
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For me Issara by Dusita was a surprise in two ways. On the one hand because the sample found me as an addition of a lovely perfume, on the other hand because I like it so much.
The fragrance opens with a note that reminds me of amazingly authentic, freshly sliced bread made from sourdough. A little floury, a little dry, a little sour. This may sound strange, but it smells very valuable and I like it! This note gradually dissolves in earthy-dry vetiver, dried pine needles and cones and all sorts of pale dark, spicy green.
Hansel and Gretel get lost in a Mediterranean pine forest, sprinkle their bread on cabbage and moss. Sometime however the bread is gone and there is only the forest left, which is however light and warm.
This scent is as hard and edgy, as dry and brittle as a southern European coastal forest at forest fire hazard level 5, and yet there is also something lovely in it
And when Hänsel and Gretel are very quiet, they can't hear the sound of waves striking high cliffs far away and smell a breath of salty sea air from time to time.
For me is certain, I will test further of this brand unknown to me so far. If this one will be on my wishlist is not sure yet, the price is quite remarkable (5,90/ml).
Early in the morning the woman came and took the children out of bed. They received their piece of bread, but it was even smaller than the previous time. On the way to the forest it crumbled Hansel in his pocket, often stood still and threw a crumb on the ground (...)
When the moon came, they set out, but they found no more crumbs, for the many thousands of birds that fly about in the forest and in the field, they had picked them away.
___
For me Issara by Dusita was a surprise in two ways. On the one hand because the sample found me as an addition of a lovely perfume, on the other hand because I like it so much.
The fragrance opens with a note that reminds me of amazingly authentic, freshly sliced bread made from sourdough. A little floury, a little dry, a little sour. This may sound strange, but it smells very valuable and I like it! This note gradually dissolves in earthy-dry vetiver, dried pine needles and cones and all sorts of pale dark, spicy green.
Hansel and Gretel get lost in a Mediterranean pine forest, sprinkle their bread on cabbage and moss. Sometime however the bread is gone and there is only the forest left, which is however light and warm.
This scent is as hard and edgy, as dry and brittle as a southern European coastal forest at forest fire hazard level 5, and yet there is also something lovely in it
And when Hänsel and Gretel are very quiet, they can't hear the sound of waves striking high cliffs far away and smell a breath of salty sea air from time to time.
For me is certain, I will test further of this brand unknown to me so far. If this one will be on my wishlist is not sure yet, the price is quite remarkable (5,90/ml).
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