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Rock'n Roll Elf Scent
Vivacious opens with a dive into freshly cut green hay.
You can literally hear them giggling, the wild little elves and the goblins.
Make a mess of everything and you only notice them out of the corner of your eye.
Evening sun beams through the boards of the wooden hutch, bathing everything in magical warm golden light, in which the dust motes dance, stirred up by the happy little magical creatures playing frolicsomely and throwing little flowers at each other.
Soundtrack to this high-spirited frolic is the old Queen song...
... Fairy dandy tickling the fancy of his lady friend....
Wild and boisterous, joyous, magical and, above all, naughty!
I can literally see them chasing through the meadows, singing, dancing in a roundelay, tussling, making mischief, and then plopping down in the hay in the old barn, tickled and giggling.
Wrapped in a soft, lumpy amber snuggle blanket, they eventually come to rest with happy smiles.
The fragrance exudes this joie de vivre. And although I have with the complexity of clove so my issue and violet fragrances actually want to find boring, I can not help but be drawn into the confetti-joyful rush. The combination of the bergamot with the florals and the soft amber base takes away the tuffy powderiness of the violet, and the violet disarms the clove and its quibbles.
What a quere fellow.
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Hiram Green's Vivacious actually refers to the Victorians' love of violets, jazzed up into a cheerful 21st-century good-time scent.
I've got sassy fairies and perky pixies twirling exuberantly to The Fairy Feller's Masterstroke. Times a different fairy scent, only very discreetly powdery, rather rock'n roll. I like very much.
(with dear thanks to Violett)
You can literally hear them giggling, the wild little elves and the goblins.
Make a mess of everything and you only notice them out of the corner of your eye.
Evening sun beams through the boards of the wooden hutch, bathing everything in magical warm golden light, in which the dust motes dance, stirred up by the happy little magical creatures playing frolicsomely and throwing little flowers at each other.
Soundtrack to this high-spirited frolic is the old Queen song...
... Fairy dandy tickling the fancy of his lady friend....
Wild and boisterous, joyous, magical and, above all, naughty!
I can literally see them chasing through the meadows, singing, dancing in a roundelay, tussling, making mischief, and then plopping down in the hay in the old barn, tickled and giggling.
Wrapped in a soft, lumpy amber snuggle blanket, they eventually come to rest with happy smiles.
The fragrance exudes this joie de vivre. And although I have with the complexity of clove so my issue and violet fragrances actually want to find boring, I can not help but be drawn into the confetti-joyful rush. The combination of the bergamot with the florals and the soft amber base takes away the tuffy powderiness of the violet, and the violet disarms the clove and its quibbles.
What a quere fellow.
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Hiram Green's Vivacious actually refers to the Victorians' love of violets, jazzed up into a cheerful 21st-century good-time scent.
I've got sassy fairies and perky pixies twirling exuberantly to The Fairy Feller's Masterstroke. Times a different fairy scent, only very discreetly powdery, rather rock'n roll. I like very much.
(with dear thanks to Violett)
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