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...of cool dewdrops and silken thought threads
With the image, which creates a perfume in our head, we let ourselves drift. Leave reality behind and change our view on how we classify the fragrance, which notes we notice the most, and in which situation it fits best. This is how I explain it to myself (apart from the fact that you can smell different things with different intensity), how the classifications and note highlighting sometimes come about here.
Heeley's L'Amandieré takes me to a possible day in the cool spring, when the rising sun shines through soft fog and lets the dew drops dry off on the radiant green. On a day on which the trees and shrubs have already fully developed their bright foliage, on which the blossom of the lime tree - whose aroma here is completely unsweet in the centre - but natural white is not yet the turn. Only in my imagination, it's already blooming. Distributes its fluffy-light fragrance with the rising fog.
I find the other flowering plants that complement the pyramid suitable. Hyacinth and rose can be identified as the earliest, as can a distinct green note, which smells for me like light green foliage and less like almonds. Overall, the fragrance remains clean and refreshing. He doesn't press with indollic notes, which I otherwise appreciate very much, but which would take away the floating nature of the whole thing here, which is certainly not least due to a well-inserted musk.
Besides the absolutely spring-like picture, I also see L'Armandieré as an excellent scent for the summer. Whenever you need a quiet, calm, withdrawn companion or simply a fragrance that relaxes. The one who conjures a beginning spring day into your house, because you just want to stay on the sofa and read.
A certain melancholy may not be denied to the fragrance, it is too cool for that, nevertheless it is able to lift the mood properly used...
Heeley's composition is unisex at all times - can really be worn by men without hesitation - and is restrained as far as projection is concerned, but remains perceptible to you for a long time!
Heeley's L'Amandieré takes me to a possible day in the cool spring, when the rising sun shines through soft fog and lets the dew drops dry off on the radiant green. On a day on which the trees and shrubs have already fully developed their bright foliage, on which the blossom of the lime tree - whose aroma here is completely unsweet in the centre - but natural white is not yet the turn. Only in my imagination, it's already blooming. Distributes its fluffy-light fragrance with the rising fog.
I find the other flowering plants that complement the pyramid suitable. Hyacinth and rose can be identified as the earliest, as can a distinct green note, which smells for me like light green foliage and less like almonds. Overall, the fragrance remains clean and refreshing. He doesn't press with indollic notes, which I otherwise appreciate very much, but which would take away the floating nature of the whole thing here, which is certainly not least due to a well-inserted musk.
Besides the absolutely spring-like picture, I also see L'Armandieré as an excellent scent for the summer. Whenever you need a quiet, calm, withdrawn companion or simply a fragrance that relaxes. The one who conjures a beginning spring day into your house, because you just want to stay on the sofa and read.
A certain melancholy may not be denied to the fragrance, it is too cool for that, nevertheless it is able to lift the mood properly used...
Heeley's composition is unisex at all times - can really be worn by men without hesitation - and is restrained as far as projection is concerned, but remains perceptible to you for a long time!
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