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10/30/2018
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Crystal Veil
The currant is located exactly in the middle between the berry and the green. The balance is such that both the prickiness of the fruit and the carpet foaminess of the green are cut off. A generous layer of sugar does the rest to ensure that the fragrance does not bite. But it is by no means banal, because the sweetness is juxtaposed with a fresh green. If this is a candy, it is of Elysian quality, far exceeding the capacity of any candy. Yes, the first few minutes can be a pleasure even for those who generally have little to do with gourmandizität.
Similarly excellent is the use of soft vanilla, which despite the sugary environment does not become too sweet overall - although it does not show the dark, bitter, almost smoky potential that sometimes surges up in other natural fragrances.
After barely more than two hours the currant is practically gone and our gently sugary vanilla reigns. In the later morning, it touches the border to too much, only a strangely crystalline veil holds up an airy breath with great perseverance. In the course of the afternoon, the fruit's contribution gently swells up again, so that the fragrance finally returns in a wide arc to the vicinity of the noble over-sweet of the opening. The way from 'La Cautiva' is therefore a truly round thing.
The musk prominently placed in the data (also with the manufacturer) behaves - fortunately, I think - the whole day over enigmatically. Only in the evening it is better noticeable, when everything fades out slowly and quietly anyway.
I'd like to thank the robins for rehearsing.
Similarly excellent is the use of soft vanilla, which despite the sugary environment does not become too sweet overall - although it does not show the dark, bitter, almost smoky potential that sometimes surges up in other natural fragrances.
After barely more than two hours the currant is practically gone and our gently sugary vanilla reigns. In the later morning, it touches the border to too much, only a strangely crystalline veil holds up an airy breath with great perseverance. In the course of the afternoon, the fruit's contribution gently swells up again, so that the fragrance finally returns in a wide arc to the vicinity of the noble over-sweet of the opening. The way from 'La Cautiva' is therefore a truly round thing.
The musk prominently placed in the data (also with the manufacturer) behaves - fortunately, I think - the whole day over enigmatically. Only in the evening it is better noticeable, when everything fades out slowly and quietly anyway.
I'd like to thank the robins for rehearsing.
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