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08/05/2019
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Mütologi
Gaia the goddess Earth, freshly hatched from chaos, thinks that Hera and Zeus should get a great wedding gift. So she lets an apple tree grow in fast motion so that it immediately has the best Breburns or Pink Ladies hanging from its branches. (Depending on taste, something for everyone)
Since the apples unfortunately, oh gods help me, give eternal youth, not every one of them may nibble. (Even then there were gods who did not want to recognize the meaning of selflessness)
So Schwups has to create a wonderful, magical place to protect this wedding present, which is guarded by a dragon. Then why not create an entire island and call it a garden? And hardly thought, it was already done.
And so that the dragon (that's what the union wants) doesn't have to go on Sundays and holidays to guard, the Hesperids are engaged.
All these girls lying around laughing and thinking about partying. (Ts ts ts what work morale they already had back then. Where did it lead? That's it. My speech)
Thousands of years later.
A young perfumer creates a fragrance thinking of citrus flowers and shimmering heat. To a garden, the wild sea and mythology. It develops...
The scent:
... immediately begins citrically orange tart. For a short time the water runs together in your mouth and closes the corners of your mouth.
Then I would really think that in the background lemon and grapefruit are sniffable, but who knows.
After two hours, the fragrance becomes a little bit greener before it becomes softer and softer.
It sticks for 6 hours, but very close to the skin. I don't think you can overdose in the heat, because then the bottle is empty.
Don't expect the mega scent change, because it's more designed to refresh. And I have to say, dat can dat water jut.
Sillage? Oh, yeah, he has a clue what that means, but only a clue.
Conclusion:
If you like creaky, bitter, fresh, citric scents and have no objections to "mütology", then Gaia is a good choice for you. In addition, the fragrance actually refreshes at over 30 degrees in the shade. Does not hold bomb and you will not be raked at 20 m against the wind, but well done is the Hesperide water already.
Since the apples unfortunately, oh gods help me, give eternal youth, not every one of them may nibble. (Even then there were gods who did not want to recognize the meaning of selflessness)
So Schwups has to create a wonderful, magical place to protect this wedding present, which is guarded by a dragon. Then why not create an entire island and call it a garden? And hardly thought, it was already done.
And so that the dragon (that's what the union wants) doesn't have to go on Sundays and holidays to guard, the Hesperids are engaged.
All these girls lying around laughing and thinking about partying. (Ts ts ts what work morale they already had back then. Where did it lead? That's it. My speech)
Thousands of years later.
A young perfumer creates a fragrance thinking of citrus flowers and shimmering heat. To a garden, the wild sea and mythology. It develops...
The scent:
... immediately begins citrically orange tart. For a short time the water runs together in your mouth and closes the corners of your mouth.
Then I would really think that in the background lemon and grapefruit are sniffable, but who knows.
After two hours, the fragrance becomes a little bit greener before it becomes softer and softer.
It sticks for 6 hours, but very close to the skin. I don't think you can overdose in the heat, because then the bottle is empty.
Don't expect the mega scent change, because it's more designed to refresh. And I have to say, dat can dat water jut.
Sillage? Oh, yeah, he has a clue what that means, but only a clue.
Conclusion:
If you like creaky, bitter, fresh, citric scents and have no objections to "mütology", then Gaia is a good choice for you. In addition, the fragrance actually refreshes at over 30 degrees in the shade. Does not hold bomb and you will not be raked at 20 m against the wind, but well done is the Hesperide water already.
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