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Episode 0: Prologue - The journey begins
For a long time I was satisfied with the fragrances of Bruno Banani and Boss Bottled. I use them exclusively for dates or job interviews. For everyday life the Axe Deos.
Then last year in a conversation with my fiancée it became clear that it was time to start a new chapter. To move on to the next phase. To become more adult.
This image overhaul started with clothes etc. and should now be reflected in the scent worn. A "real" perfume should her.
We both took the chance of last year's Black Friday Sales to search for scents in the turquoise. I still knew J'ose von Eisenberg from my apprenticeship, as a colleague from the vocational school wore it. When I saw the black cube flacon after testing D&G "K" etc. I immediately tested it, fell in love with it and walked towards the checkout
On the way I asked one of the saleswomen how to apply perfume correctly. She answered and explained that all people basically wear perfume the wrong way.
For men it should be on the chest and on the back ("sweat gutter"), for women on/under the breasts and in the hair. All right - thanks for the tip. Fragrance bought in a sale.
Once home, I was very happy about the scent and couldn't stop smelling the bottle. It seemed that I had found my signature scent - almost at the first go (funny, isn't it?). In the following days I always fogged up with the good stuff after a shower, nice as the saleswoman had explained. But after a few days I noticed that the scent made me sick. I felt a little bit dizzy and my stomach felt queasy. Suspecting some kind of allergic reaction, I went to the turquoise during my lunch break, explained the situation, and said that I loved the scent but apparently couldn't stand it. They took the scent back and refunded me the money
Today, of course, I suspect that it had to do with the placement of the sprayers and not with the ingredients themselves. If you inhale the perfume directly yourself all the time, you must feel strange, right? Today I use sprayers behind the ears and on the back of the neck quite well
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now to the fragrance itself:
J'ose von Eisenberg really aroused my interest in perfume The dark heavy scent, which at the beginning gets a special order from the quite present citrus fruits, had me under its spell. Lavender and coffee/mocha dominate the heart of this fragrance, a combination that sounds strange but works perfectly. These notes are then accompanied by the sweetness of tonka, vanilla, amber and sandalwood - the corners and edges are given by musk, patchouli and moss.
Conclusion: My ticket to the world of fragrance and so far still my favourite scent DNA.
Rochas Man has currently taken its place because of the big price difference, but Rochas is for me the friendly version of this fragrance. J'ose is the darker, seductive, sexy gothic twin, but he doesn't dare to come out as much (Sillage + Projection weaker in memory than Rochas Man).
Then last year in a conversation with my fiancée it became clear that it was time to start a new chapter. To move on to the next phase. To become more adult.
This image overhaul started with clothes etc. and should now be reflected in the scent worn. A "real" perfume should her.
We both took the chance of last year's Black Friday Sales to search for scents in the turquoise. I still knew J'ose von Eisenberg from my apprenticeship, as a colleague from the vocational school wore it. When I saw the black cube flacon after testing D&G "K" etc. I immediately tested it, fell in love with it and walked towards the checkout
On the way I asked one of the saleswomen how to apply perfume correctly. She answered and explained that all people basically wear perfume the wrong way.
For men it should be on the chest and on the back ("sweat gutter"), for women on/under the breasts and in the hair. All right - thanks for the tip. Fragrance bought in a sale.
Once home, I was very happy about the scent and couldn't stop smelling the bottle. It seemed that I had found my signature scent - almost at the first go (funny, isn't it?). In the following days I always fogged up with the good stuff after a shower, nice as the saleswoman had explained. But after a few days I noticed that the scent made me sick. I felt a little bit dizzy and my stomach felt queasy. Suspecting some kind of allergic reaction, I went to the turquoise during my lunch break, explained the situation, and said that I loved the scent but apparently couldn't stand it. They took the scent back and refunded me the money
Today, of course, I suspect that it had to do with the placement of the sprayers and not with the ingredients themselves. If you inhale the perfume directly yourself all the time, you must feel strange, right? Today I use sprayers behind the ears and on the back of the neck quite well
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now to the fragrance itself:
J'ose von Eisenberg really aroused my interest in perfume The dark heavy scent, which at the beginning gets a special order from the quite present citrus fruits, had me under its spell. Lavender and coffee/mocha dominate the heart of this fragrance, a combination that sounds strange but works perfectly. These notes are then accompanied by the sweetness of tonka, vanilla, amber and sandalwood - the corners and edges are given by musk, patchouli and moss.
Conclusion: My ticket to the world of fragrance and so far still my favourite scent DNA.
Rochas Man has currently taken its place because of the big price difference, but Rochas is for me the friendly version of this fragrance. J'ose is the darker, seductive, sexy gothic twin, but he doesn't dare to come out as much (Sillage + Projection weaker in memory than Rochas Man).
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