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01/12/2024
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Give me more!
Welcome to another bumbling review, but written from the heart. (I don't know what heliotrope smells like, so it doesn't appear here. My mom finds it floral at times, though.)
I'm testing with two pffts:
OneMore starts citrically tart and slightly sweet, but to my understanding without a cleansing vibe.
Cardamom and a dark chocolate note resonate in the background.
I find it a rather light fragrance, not a firecracker that caresses and envelops you. For a gourmand, it is manageably sweet and not at all sticky.
Now pomelo dances a close dance with caramel,
after fifteen minutes, cedar joins in and the fragrance is delicately scented with a still slightly citrusy, moderately sweet and gently woody melange.
Every now and then, cardamom slips forward again. After 30 minutes, it becomes increasingly woody in a calm way, caressing me with a mixture of dark chocolate, cardamom and caramel. Something citrusy continues to dance in the haze. After a good hour, it becomes quieter,
at about this point, my friend says "Sorry, but it almost smells like a men's deodorant". I don't feel that way at all! That's cheeky. And I am otherwise extremely sensitive when it comes to masculine notes. Maybe he's referring to this axe chocolate deodorant that used to be available. Well, never mind.
After two hours, cedar takes up more and more space on the dance floor, with a dark, slightly spicy chocolate trail wafting around it. After five hours, a dark hint of vanilla with caramel has a chat, then everyone goes home.
Thanks again to my dearest swap partner for letting me test this fragrance. After it initially ended up in my swap box, I tested it again by chance and fell in love with it. So it will probably move in. I'd like it to last longer and be a bit more radiant, but I think it's okay to have a few quieter fragrances. I'm looking forward to spraying the full run over - ashes on my head.
OneMore, give me another one!
I'm testing with two pffts:
OneMore starts citrically tart and slightly sweet, but to my understanding without a cleansing vibe.
Cardamom and a dark chocolate note resonate in the background.
I find it a rather light fragrance, not a firecracker that caresses and envelops you. For a gourmand, it is manageably sweet and not at all sticky.
Now pomelo dances a close dance with caramel,
after fifteen minutes, cedar joins in and the fragrance is delicately scented with a still slightly citrusy, moderately sweet and gently woody melange.
Every now and then, cardamom slips forward again. After 30 minutes, it becomes increasingly woody in a calm way, caressing me with a mixture of dark chocolate, cardamom and caramel. Something citrusy continues to dance in the haze. After a good hour, it becomes quieter,
at about this point, my friend says "Sorry, but it almost smells like a men's deodorant". I don't feel that way at all! That's cheeky. And I am otherwise extremely sensitive when it comes to masculine notes. Maybe he's referring to this axe chocolate deodorant that used to be available. Well, never mind.
After two hours, cedar takes up more and more space on the dance floor, with a dark, slightly spicy chocolate trail wafting around it. After five hours, a dark hint of vanilla with caramel has a chat, then everyone goes home.
Thanks again to my dearest swap partner for letting me test this fragrance. After it initially ended up in my swap box, I tested it again by chance and fell in love with it. So it will probably move in. I'd like it to last longer and be a bit more radiant, but I think it's okay to have a few quieter fragrances. I'm looking forward to spraying the full run over - ashes on my head.
OneMore, give me another one!
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