11/01/2020

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DieOrange78
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The little blue one for the gentleman from the house Issey Miyake
I confess, with this scent I was hanging in the clouds for a while. My memory of how I came upon it is now also a vague reaction of my synapses
What remains, however, is a perfume, which I definitely like to wear. It's different from the other blues. Somehow all the fragrances from Issey Miyake are different
The flacon as it unpacks. The lid. The color. Already then I had the idea, this fragrance wants to electrify me. This blue Then the first sprayer. Still a little tentative. "Hmm. Interesting." That's all I can get out of my central neural grid for now If I were to go alone to the fragrance pyramid here, I wouldn't even know if I could like the 'l'eau Bleu. At first sight it looks quite regular. But then I also have other fragrances that look very similar in structure, but appear completely different as soon as you let them out of the bottle.
So this scent here is a little surprise.
He reminds me of a fresh breeze. It's a morning on a Saturday. Could be late October. I'm wearing long sleeves. Only a few clouds pass by. The bright blue of a wonderful and at the same time calm day spreads a good mood. Only a few cars on the road. Here and there a few pedestrians scattered. Even more seldom someone is on the way by bicycle. And then this very light wind blows. It carries fine nuances of scent with it. Gentle and refreshing at the same time. An invigorating moment
Most blues have a similar effect on me. But L'eau Bleu takes it a little further. It creates a feeling of well-being that I can't wait to get out of. The world does stop for a bit. Time's not running out anymore. Just breathe This blue one is different from others. It does not smell soapy. Does not have any shower gel vibrations. And also not the somewhat harshly scratchy one, as it is unfortunately the case with Cool Water. L'eau Bleu doesn't have that forced 90's Axe-in-the-disco look. It lacks the typical Sauvage hype. There's no wrangling like with Dylan Blue either.
I wonder, if I put these fragrances next to each other, L'eau Bleu, Dylan Blue and Sauvage, which of them would people buy empty first and which would be left over Hard to tell from the rating scale. Because this one is also basically rated between 7 and 8 and is therefore at about the same level as the better known blues.
But this one awakens other images in me.
So it is this beautiful Saturday morning. October. I'm walking along a cornfield. Not far away I see my dirt road, over which I will enter the narrowest part of the forest to continue my pleasant journey. But also arrived in the forest, I cannot forget the cornfield. This golden shimmer. Above it the almost cloudless blue sky. And the light breeze
Even if L'eau Bleu could be a conventional blue - I think so - it's different, because the house behind it creates its fragrances with different ideas in mind. But I only realized this myself after I bought some other perfumes from Issey Miyake.
So L'eau Bleu is not a fragrance I would wear for more hectic matters. I need a little more OVERHEAD(!).
This scent here is very suitable if I am in a calm mood, want to put on a scent that can keep me there, in situations where it could get out of hand, but by no means must. I will continue to test this one further. I even start the cold weather test with it. When it is cloudy outside and cold is coming through the window cracks
Blue skies and the lovely dry, slightly flowery scent of the cornfield. In addition, a slightly cool shower, as the gentle wind gently passes me by.
MfG
TheOrange78
The flacon as it unpacks. The lid. The color. Already then I had the idea, this fragrance wants to electrify me. This blue Then the first sprayer. Still a little tentative. "Hmm. Interesting." That's all I can get out of my central neural grid for now If I were to go alone to the fragrance pyramid here, I wouldn't even know if I could like the 'l'eau Bleu. At first sight it looks quite regular. But then I also have other fragrances that look very similar in structure, but appear completely different as soon as you let them out of the bottle.
So this scent here is a little surprise.
He reminds me of a fresh breeze. It's a morning on a Saturday. Could be late October. I'm wearing long sleeves. Only a few clouds pass by. The bright blue of a wonderful and at the same time calm day spreads a good mood. Only a few cars on the road. Here and there a few pedestrians scattered. Even more seldom someone is on the way by bicycle. And then this very light wind blows. It carries fine nuances of scent with it. Gentle and refreshing at the same time. An invigorating moment
Most blues have a similar effect on me. But L'eau Bleu takes it a little further. It creates a feeling of well-being that I can't wait to get out of. The world does stop for a bit. Time's not running out anymore. Just breathe This blue one is different from others. It does not smell soapy. Does not have any shower gel vibrations. And also not the somewhat harshly scratchy one, as it is unfortunately the case with Cool Water. L'eau Bleu doesn't have that forced 90's Axe-in-the-disco look. It lacks the typical Sauvage hype. There's no wrangling like with Dylan Blue either.
I wonder, if I put these fragrances next to each other, L'eau Bleu, Dylan Blue and Sauvage, which of them would people buy empty first and which would be left over Hard to tell from the rating scale. Because this one is also basically rated between 7 and 8 and is therefore at about the same level as the better known blues.
But this one awakens other images in me.
So it is this beautiful Saturday morning. October. I'm walking along a cornfield. Not far away I see my dirt road, over which I will enter the narrowest part of the forest to continue my pleasant journey. But also arrived in the forest, I cannot forget the cornfield. This golden shimmer. Above it the almost cloudless blue sky. And the light breeze
Even if L'eau Bleu could be a conventional blue - I think so - it's different, because the house behind it creates its fragrances with different ideas in mind. But I only realized this myself after I bought some other perfumes from Issey Miyake.
So L'eau Bleu is not a fragrance I would wear for more hectic matters. I need a little more OVERHEAD(!).
This scent here is very suitable if I am in a calm mood, want to put on a scent that can keep me there, in situations where it could get out of hand, but by no means must. I will continue to test this one further. I even start the cold weather test with it. When it is cloudy outside and cold is coming through the window cracks
Blue skies and the lovely dry, slightly flowery scent of the cornfield. In addition, a slightly cool shower, as the gentle wind gently passes me by.
MfG
TheOrange78