01/16/2021

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Tradescantia
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Shalimar - A little treasure
Oriental perfumes are usually not particularly me.
Sometimes they get me, but not very often.
Shalimar is such an exception (for me).
The vanilla smells pleasantly woody, isn't too overbearing or sweet.
Yes, this fragrance is similar good for me as Ilias is. A fragrance I won't wear often, but, when I do, it's a lot of fun.
Craft-wise, it's well done. The longevity is very good. There's no other way to put it.
The scent cloud left behind is nothing to sneeze at either.
Still, this fragrance probably won't crush anyone. The bergamot makes Shalimar not too sweet and gives it some freshness.
This is not so common in the field of oriental perfumes, but possibly there is a lot more to discover. Oriental fragrances have it with me always a little harder.
But that's really just a matter of taste.
Shalimar is in any case a convincing fragrance, a small treasure that you can take again and again to hand and put on.
Floral notes are included and for me hardly to name.
The balsamic notes are cuddly and it does not become too sweet or spicy even in the base.
The only thing that left me a bit questioning at first is a minimal smoky note that quickly disappears.
It no longer bothers me.
I don't know what caused that note either.
In winter, the Edp is very wearable and in summer, the Edt is also a great companion
Sometimes they get me, but not very often.
Shalimar is such an exception (for me).
The vanilla smells pleasantly woody, isn't too overbearing or sweet.
Yes, this fragrance is similar good for me as Ilias is. A fragrance I won't wear often, but, when I do, it's a lot of fun.
Craft-wise, it's well done. The longevity is very good. There's no other way to put it.
The scent cloud left behind is nothing to sneeze at either.
Still, this fragrance probably won't crush anyone. The bergamot makes Shalimar not too sweet and gives it some freshness.
This is not so common in the field of oriental perfumes, but possibly there is a lot more to discover. Oriental fragrances have it with me always a little harder.
But that's really just a matter of taste.
Shalimar is in any case a convincing fragrance, a small treasure that you can take again and again to hand and put on.
Floral notes are included and for me hardly to name.
The balsamic notes are cuddly and it does not become too sweet or spicy even in the base.
The only thing that left me a bit questioning at first is a minimal smoky note that quickly disappears.
It no longer bothers me.
I don't know what caused that note either.
In winter, the Edp is very wearable and in summer, the Edt is also a great companion
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