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The change of time
-Back when everything was even better-
So so the saying burned itself in, everyone knows it, and so it is?
A matter of taste, I say. In 10 years, today will also be back then and one will have forgotten the olfactory shopkeepers completely, and remember with a smile the selection of sticky sweet scents (which I like!).
Fenjal is more of a shopkeeper... With a little halo. When I go into a perfumery/drugstore, I walk straight past the new, fully illuminated fragrances, off into the "cheap department". There are treasures that hardly anyone has noticed or ever smelled. My sister-in-law works at the miller's. I showed her some scents : Marbert, M. Asam, and the Fenjal... "these are all granny scents" said the perfumery management to me... I sprayed it on and rubbed it under her nose.... Naaaaaa?
"He's a great guy!"
So for 4 Euro you get a sweetie that smells like freshly washed laundry rolled in baby powder. Also for the younger generation, who want to broaden their olfactory horizon, a fragrance worth testing. Things weren't better then. But you can literally smell the work and effort and I love him because he is so simple. A woman didn't have to wrap the pedestrian zone as a walking fragrance tree in a flood.
Fenjal is rather very close and Sillage hardly exists, was probably not the aim of this fragrance.
A scent of the past for the woman of today
So so the saying burned itself in, everyone knows it, and so it is?
A matter of taste, I say. In 10 years, today will also be back then and one will have forgotten the olfactory shopkeepers completely, and remember with a smile the selection of sticky sweet scents (which I like!).
Fenjal is more of a shopkeeper... With a little halo. When I go into a perfumery/drugstore, I walk straight past the new, fully illuminated fragrances, off into the "cheap department". There are treasures that hardly anyone has noticed or ever smelled. My sister-in-law works at the miller's. I showed her some scents : Marbert, M. Asam, and the Fenjal... "these are all granny scents" said the perfumery management to me... I sprayed it on and rubbed it under her nose.... Naaaaaa?
"He's a great guy!"
So for 4 Euro you get a sweetie that smells like freshly washed laundry rolled in baby powder. Also for the younger generation, who want to broaden their olfactory horizon, a fragrance worth testing. Things weren't better then. But you can literally smell the work and effort and I love him because he is so simple. A woman didn't have to wrap the pedestrian zone as a walking fragrance tree in a flood.
Fenjal is rather very close and Sillage hardly exists, was probably not the aim of this fragrance.
A scent of the past for the woman of today
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