08/13/2019
Serenissima
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instead of shooting stars
Yatagan wrote a very harmonious introduction to the world of fragrances of Jean-Michel Duriez, whose assortment landed with me to my surprise and great joy.
I thank Turandot very much for it and am naturally curious, what I will discover everything.
Yesterday a shooting star night was announced: how nice!
Every year I'm looking forward to the perseid fireworks that flash across the sky, and every year a layer of cloud falls in front of it.
The previous and following nights can be so clear that every little star and pimple on the moon's face seems clearly recognizable.
In the shooting star nights the cloud curtain is drawn - at least with us.
Out of defiance I thought: "If there are no shooting stars, then at least one star is needed" and reached for "L'Etoilé et le Papillon".
The night sky opened already after the first skin contact - wide, dark, transparent and surprisingly cool.
So clear is this scent course that this special star cannot get lost at all.
Moss-covered soils give themselves over to a rich patchouli fragrance, which glows earthy and golden brown and caresses a wonderfully clear rose fragrance: ripe, calm, dark earth and delicate rose aroma - how simple and yet enchanting is that then?
From the grey green to the golden shiny brown to the delicate rosé - a magic of colour and fragrance is created here.
With clear lines, with me without powder, without shadows and without frills: a special kind of scent purism and tenderness!
Bright vanilla ylang-ylang shines brightly around the fragrance work of art before the spicy cedar - just as unaffected as its companions - harmoniously surrounds it.
I also perceive the amber veil, which is mentioned in the documents for the fragrance sample.
("I wrapped their union with a light veil of white amber." O-tone Jean-Michel Duriez)
Only then is this beauty of the night completed and seduced to a journey into eternity.
"L'Etoilé et le Papillon" remains clear and distinctly cool: the magic of a wide sky, the infinity of the night was captured in this fragrance.
This star shines all night long; still in the morning it is friendly and unobtrusive.
It is beautiful, this night sky - like a deep dark blue silk cloth that envelops in a fragrant fragrance.
And the butterfly?
Our butterfly staggers over the blooming roses, a little bit sleepy already: it atomizes fine rosy and vanilla pregnant scent swaths and creates a very special magic.
Years ago a program of the dream theatre Salomé was called "The Magic of Butterflies".
Here it is, this spell!
I thank Turandot very much for it and am naturally curious, what I will discover everything.
Yesterday a shooting star night was announced: how nice!
Every year I'm looking forward to the perseid fireworks that flash across the sky, and every year a layer of cloud falls in front of it.
The previous and following nights can be so clear that every little star and pimple on the moon's face seems clearly recognizable.
In the shooting star nights the cloud curtain is drawn - at least with us.
Out of defiance I thought: "If there are no shooting stars, then at least one star is needed" and reached for "L'Etoilé et le Papillon".
The night sky opened already after the first skin contact - wide, dark, transparent and surprisingly cool.
So clear is this scent course that this special star cannot get lost at all.
Moss-covered soils give themselves over to a rich patchouli fragrance, which glows earthy and golden brown and caresses a wonderfully clear rose fragrance: ripe, calm, dark earth and delicate rose aroma - how simple and yet enchanting is that then?
From the grey green to the golden shiny brown to the delicate rosé - a magic of colour and fragrance is created here.
With clear lines, with me without powder, without shadows and without frills: a special kind of scent purism and tenderness!
Bright vanilla ylang-ylang shines brightly around the fragrance work of art before the spicy cedar - just as unaffected as its companions - harmoniously surrounds it.
I also perceive the amber veil, which is mentioned in the documents for the fragrance sample.
("I wrapped their union with a light veil of white amber." O-tone Jean-Michel Duriez)
Only then is this beauty of the night completed and seduced to a journey into eternity.
"L'Etoilé et le Papillon" remains clear and distinctly cool: the magic of a wide sky, the infinity of the night was captured in this fragrance.
This star shines all night long; still in the morning it is friendly and unobtrusive.
It is beautiful, this night sky - like a deep dark blue silk cloth that envelops in a fragrant fragrance.
And the butterfly?
Our butterfly staggers over the blooming roses, a little bit sleepy already: it atomizes fine rosy and vanilla pregnant scent swaths and creates a very special magic.
Years ago a program of the dream theatre Salomé was called "The Magic of Butterflies".
Here it is, this spell!
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