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10/31/2023
Intenso
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Intenso
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Oriental inspiration by Iruela
This fragrance is a good example that a bottle alone can move to purchase.
This great indigo blue immediately appealed to me, moreover, one of my strongest purchase motives came out, namely the curiosity or greed for something new.
The fragrances of Sandra Iruela have not yet fallen in front of my eye or nose at times.
This collection called Oriental collection is described as a tribute to the roots and tradition of the Middle East. It is their second collection.
The focus of this four-part series is probably to be in layering, so you can do justice to his own creative streak with the total of four fragrances.
Sandra Iruela was born and raised in Barcelona, accordingly, the fragrances in Spain are also much better known than with us in Germany.
The fragrances of this series can be found for around 130, - euros (50ml), so not even so cheap.
One of the four I could get hold of here, namely the Chatoyant.
The inspiration for this fragrance was probably a trip to Marrakech and should symbolize the olfactory atmosphere of the diverse markets there.
In my opinion, the fragrance can be compared most closely with № 4 Intense
No, it is not to be equated with this fragrance, so I just want to illustrate in which direction the fragrance structure tends.
The fundamental difference here, however, is that Chatoyant still comes along much finer and more harmonious.
Quite basically, this is a floral, fruity and finely balanced fragrance, which is in any case unisex wearable.
That he does not slip too much into a feminine wearing image, the fragrance owes in all likelihood the great base.
This is gently woody and also vetiver and a touch of patchouli can be discovered in phases. In combination with the floral and fruity a wonderfully coordinated composition.
Bergamot also gives the overall picture some freshness
Although the whole thing is called "Oriental Collection", it is here but in no way an oriental Hau-Drauf man. Since I do not know the other fragrances yet, I can not allow myself to the name of the collection a final judgment, but in view of this fragrance, I would have liked the term "Mediterranean collection" better and would be more coherent, but this only on the sidelines.
Chatoyant lingers with me a good time on the skin, the projection and silage is moderate here, however, and should thus be well perceivable, or thereby disturbing to notice.
Personally, I am very pleased to have discovered this fragrance and am very interested in also testing the other three candidates of the collection.
This great indigo blue immediately appealed to me, moreover, one of my strongest purchase motives came out, namely the curiosity or greed for something new.
The fragrances of Sandra Iruela have not yet fallen in front of my eye or nose at times.
This collection called Oriental collection is described as a tribute to the roots and tradition of the Middle East. It is their second collection.
The focus of this four-part series is probably to be in layering, so you can do justice to his own creative streak with the total of four fragrances.
Sandra Iruela was born and raised in Barcelona, accordingly, the fragrances in Spain are also much better known than with us in Germany.
The fragrances of this series can be found for around 130, - euros (50ml), so not even so cheap.
One of the four I could get hold of here, namely the Chatoyant.
The inspiration for this fragrance was probably a trip to Marrakech and should symbolize the olfactory atmosphere of the diverse markets there.
In my opinion, the fragrance can be compared most closely with № 4 Intense
No, it is not to be equated with this fragrance, so I just want to illustrate in which direction the fragrance structure tends.
The fundamental difference here, however, is that Chatoyant still comes along much finer and more harmonious.
Quite basically, this is a floral, fruity and finely balanced fragrance, which is in any case unisex wearable.
That he does not slip too much into a feminine wearing image, the fragrance owes in all likelihood the great base.
This is gently woody and also vetiver and a touch of patchouli can be discovered in phases. In combination with the floral and fruity a wonderfully coordinated composition.
Bergamot also gives the overall picture some freshness
Although the whole thing is called "Oriental Collection", it is here but in no way an oriental Hau-Drauf man. Since I do not know the other fragrances yet, I can not allow myself to the name of the collection a final judgment, but in view of this fragrance, I would have liked the term "Mediterranean collection" better and would be more coherent, but this only on the sidelines.
Chatoyant lingers with me a good time on the skin, the projection and silage is moderate here, however, and should thus be well perceivable, or thereby disturbing to notice.
Personally, I am very pleased to have discovered this fragrance and am very interested in also testing the other three candidates of the collection.
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