Bergamot
Orange blossom
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White musk
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Notes03/16/2021
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In my grandparents' garden
Get out into the fresh air! That had always been my credo. Even as a small child, I was constantly drawn outside, no matter what the weather was like. Often much to the chagrin of my parents, because the clothes could get very dirty in rainy weather. I could play outside for hours and occupy myself with myself. The most beautiful was of course in the summer.
Whenever we visited my paternal grandparents and it was spring or even summer, the joy was great with me. Because they had a huge garden, which bordered on a flower meadow, which reached to the edge of the forest. A paradise for little Polly to play in. I remember the lush greenery, the numerous blossoms before the meadow was eventually mowed, little streams near the woods, and so much more. At the first sniff of Guerlain's Un Dimanche à la Campagne, I was immediately back there. This fragrance is so delightfully fresh, so wonderfully floral, and of a simply enchanting green that literally glows.
Through my beloved orange blossom I find very quickly the access to this green and fresh treasure. It has also done it to me the delicate musk base, which reminds me, just like the opening with bergamot, a little of another Guerlain, which I already own. Namely, Aqua Allegoria Bergamote Calabria. Un Dimanche à la Campagne is admittedly the more elegant, grown-up scent of the two. It also makes me think of my grandfather because it brings a typically masculine herbal note that reminds me of my grandpa's aftershave. It annoyed me when he pressed his wet kisses on my cheek and I could detect a hint of his aftershave on me all day long. But it only ever bothered me for about as long as it took him to show me his new baby bunnies. My grandfather raised rabbits in his backyard. And occasionally I was allowed to choose my own bunny and take it home.
Un Dimanche à la Campagne is a wonderfully balanced combination of scents that immediately make you think of summer meadows in bloom. For me, this delicate cologne revives numerous childhood memories. How I would love to play again in the garden of my grandparents and run through the blooming meadows.
I feel the fragrance not only as something nobler than the also mentioned by me Aqua Allegoria, but also as something more masculine. The herbal note, which makes me think of after shave from the seventies or eighties, belongs here as well as the delicate musk note to a round fragrance picture. For friends of AA Bergamote Calabria, I recommend taking a closer look at this Guerlain as well. The is absolutely beautiful and I do not exclude to want to own him someday itself.
Very dear thanks to button nose for the test possibility.
Whenever we visited my paternal grandparents and it was spring or even summer, the joy was great with me. Because they had a huge garden, which bordered on a flower meadow, which reached to the edge of the forest. A paradise for little Polly to play in. I remember the lush greenery, the numerous blossoms before the meadow was eventually mowed, little streams near the woods, and so much more. At the first sniff of Guerlain's Un Dimanche à la Campagne, I was immediately back there. This fragrance is so delightfully fresh, so wonderfully floral, and of a simply enchanting green that literally glows.
Through my beloved orange blossom I find very quickly the access to this green and fresh treasure. It has also done it to me the delicate musk base, which reminds me, just like the opening with bergamot, a little of another Guerlain, which I already own. Namely, Aqua Allegoria Bergamote Calabria. Un Dimanche à la Campagne is admittedly the more elegant, grown-up scent of the two. It also makes me think of my grandfather because it brings a typically masculine herbal note that reminds me of my grandpa's aftershave. It annoyed me when he pressed his wet kisses on my cheek and I could detect a hint of his aftershave on me all day long. But it only ever bothered me for about as long as it took him to show me his new baby bunnies. My grandfather raised rabbits in his backyard. And occasionally I was allowed to choose my own bunny and take it home.
Un Dimanche à la Campagne is a wonderfully balanced combination of scents that immediately make you think of summer meadows in bloom. For me, this delicate cologne revives numerous childhood memories. How I would love to play again in the garden of my grandparents and run through the blooming meadows.
I feel the fragrance not only as something nobler than the also mentioned by me Aqua Allegoria, but also as something more masculine. The herbal note, which makes me think of after shave from the seventies or eighties, belongs here as well as the delicate musk note to a round fragrance picture. For friends of AA Bergamote Calabria, I recommend taking a closer look at this Guerlain as well. The is absolutely beautiful and I do not exclude to want to own him someday itself.
Very dear thanks to button nose for the test possibility.
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