09/24/2020

Lucy55
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Lucy55
Very helpful Review
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An extraordinary experience
I got a small bottling of a dear perfume and tested the fragrance for 2 days.
Sprayed on my wrist, I immediately noticed that the very first and most important solo note in the fragrance is incense. And it's like the famous three tenors in the opera, all together - outstanding,
powerful,
uncompromising!
Its pungent, insane smell, which penetrates the brain, is disturbing at first, but after an hour the alkaline vapour is gradually liquefied by the balm, giving the aroma a pharmaceutical medicinal smell and changing it to a bitter taste.
At this stage, fir balm and cloves appear. (This has been the most beautiful phase for me.)
I still try to find vanilla, peach and lily of the valley in it, but these notes remain hidden from me.
The second day I spray the scent again on my wrist and after a short time of opera he starts to crush me with his heavy incense gravestone...
Incense embodies sadness, and in THE interpretation of the fragrance also despair, fear. It literally torments me with its sharp, high-pitched ringing, as if wood shavings were piercing my brain!
All in all the scent is very sad, tragic, even depressing. Durability on the wrist is only short, after about 3 hours I hear only a faint echo of wormwood-green bitterness.
This perfume is of course more for connoisseurs who prefer history in perfume, not for lovers who just want to smell good.
Thanks to Floyd, it was a very interesting perfume experience that I was able to experience.
Sprayed on my wrist, I immediately noticed that the very first and most important solo note in the fragrance is incense. And it's like the famous three tenors in the opera, all together - outstanding,
powerful,
uncompromising!
Its pungent, insane smell, which penetrates the brain, is disturbing at first, but after an hour the alkaline vapour is gradually liquefied by the balm, giving the aroma a pharmaceutical medicinal smell and changing it to a bitter taste.
At this stage, fir balm and cloves appear. (This has been the most beautiful phase for me.)
I still try to find vanilla, peach and lily of the valley in it, but these notes remain hidden from me.
The second day I spray the scent again on my wrist and after a short time of opera he starts to crush me with his heavy incense gravestone...
Incense embodies sadness, and in THE interpretation of the fragrance also despair, fear. It literally torments me with its sharp, high-pitched ringing, as if wood shavings were piercing my brain!
All in all the scent is very sad, tragic, even depressing. Durability on the wrist is only short, after about 3 hours I hear only a faint echo of wormwood-green bitterness.
This perfume is of course more for connoisseurs who prefer history in perfume, not for lovers who just want to smell good.
Thanks to Floyd, it was a very interesting perfume experience that I was able to experience.
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