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10/24/2021
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RaniJuli
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From mint, mocha & courage
"J'ose" is a phenomenon for me.
I met him a few days ago, when I entered a perfumery with the vague search criteria "unisex, unusual, suitable for everyday use".
What was hiding behind these blurry key points, however, was much more complex: Actually, I was looking for a fragrance that makes courage. The kind of courage that helps you make unconventional decisions. And yes, I believe that a fragrance can help you do that. Because he reminds you throughout the day every now and then quietly that you have given yourself a promise.
Usually I browse in perfumeries rather alone, because I can then quietly trace what a fragrance triggers in me. But on this day, a consultant greeted me so nicely and unobtrusively that I gave her my almost hopelessly superficial criteria. She - an older woman with very short blond hair, eye-catching glasses, and a sympathetic, ironic smile - eyed me briefly and led me to the shelf of Eisenberg Paris fragrances. A house that I had not known at all until then. She picked up a simple bottle, which somehow seemed elegant because of its minimalist design - and said: "One of my favorites. J'ose - that means: I dare!"
Our eyes met very briefly before I sniffed the strip of paper she held out to me. A wonderful scent. Fresh yet warm, unusual, light, complex - and somehow familiar.
Objectively speaking - if you can say that about fragrances at all - J'ose is certainly not a "WOW" fragrance that screams loudly for attention or catapults you mentally into a certain situation. But it has an oscillating charisma that is anything but ordinary while being firmly anchored in the present. Probably this dazzling effect comes from an unusual combination of fragrance notes: mint and mocha, lavender and vanilla, warm amber and cool moss. I was fascinated.
Unfortunately, the scent did not last very long on my skin: after about 4 hours, I smelled it only very lightly. On my favorite cashmere scarf, which the sympathetic saleswoman had generously sprayed, he made it but cozy. And so for days, a whiff of "J'ose" rises again and again in my nose.
And this breath then whispers audibly: "Come on, you promised yourself: Dare something!"
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Addendum:
Following the tip of a friend, I found a great layering combination that significantly extends the shelf life of "J'ose" and even gives the fragrance on my skin an additional, very pleasant facet.
From now on, I spray on "Molecule 02" as a base before the great daring companion from Eisenberg Paris comes into play. So he accompanies me over at least 6 hours well perceptible, then another 2 as warm-cuddly Skinscent.
I met him a few days ago, when I entered a perfumery with the vague search criteria "unisex, unusual, suitable for everyday use".
What was hiding behind these blurry key points, however, was much more complex: Actually, I was looking for a fragrance that makes courage. The kind of courage that helps you make unconventional decisions. And yes, I believe that a fragrance can help you do that. Because he reminds you throughout the day every now and then quietly that you have given yourself a promise.
Usually I browse in perfumeries rather alone, because I can then quietly trace what a fragrance triggers in me. But on this day, a consultant greeted me so nicely and unobtrusively that I gave her my almost hopelessly superficial criteria. She - an older woman with very short blond hair, eye-catching glasses, and a sympathetic, ironic smile - eyed me briefly and led me to the shelf of Eisenberg Paris fragrances. A house that I had not known at all until then. She picked up a simple bottle, which somehow seemed elegant because of its minimalist design - and said: "One of my favorites. J'ose - that means: I dare!"
Our eyes met very briefly before I sniffed the strip of paper she held out to me. A wonderful scent. Fresh yet warm, unusual, light, complex - and somehow familiar.
Objectively speaking - if you can say that about fragrances at all - J'ose is certainly not a "WOW" fragrance that screams loudly for attention or catapults you mentally into a certain situation. But it has an oscillating charisma that is anything but ordinary while being firmly anchored in the present. Probably this dazzling effect comes from an unusual combination of fragrance notes: mint and mocha, lavender and vanilla, warm amber and cool moss. I was fascinated.
Unfortunately, the scent did not last very long on my skin: after about 4 hours, I smelled it only very lightly. On my favorite cashmere scarf, which the sympathetic saleswoman had generously sprayed, he made it but cozy. And so for days, a whiff of "J'ose" rises again and again in my nose.
And this breath then whispers audibly: "Come on, you promised yourself: Dare something!"
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Addendum:
Following the tip of a friend, I found a great layering combination that significantly extends the shelf life of "J'ose" and even gives the fragrance on my skin an additional, very pleasant facet.
From now on, I spray on "Molecule 02" as a base before the great daring companion from Eisenberg Paris comes into play. So he accompanies me over at least 6 hours well perceptible, then another 2 as warm-cuddly Skinscent.
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