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Chyprist food
Another chypre in a mini. I'd like more of that (grins).
Because this Sander is great!!! It's a pity it doesn't exist anymore Green-spicy aromas are the first to come, and with power. I only applied what was stuck at the top of the bottle edge of the opening.
LORRAINE!!
Then a whole armada of unsweet flowers comes to light, especially the carnation and the roses. The others are fragrant draping all around.
What I notice is that the fragrance becomes more and more intense with increasing wearing time and reaches its peak after a good 2 hours and then fades away very slowly.
Inside a moss carpet with woods and vetyver with balsamic impression.
RUND is the right term for it next to TIEF and FASZINIEREND.
Like a found food for senses and olfactory nerves into the brain stem in order to create a delightful feeling of well-being there.
And as with potato crisps and other varieties, you can almost not stop (in the SANDER case to try)
"Chyprist food" with MORE wool effect! For me there is no question: When certain fragrances meet exactly matching positive receptors in the brain, an addictive effect cannot be ruled out. (as with "student food" and chips...)
Because this Sander is great!!! It's a pity it doesn't exist anymore Green-spicy aromas are the first to come, and with power. I only applied what was stuck at the top of the bottle edge of the opening.
LORRAINE!!
Then a whole armada of unsweet flowers comes to light, especially the carnation and the roses. The others are fragrant draping all around.
What I notice is that the fragrance becomes more and more intense with increasing wearing time and reaches its peak after a good 2 hours and then fades away very slowly.
Inside a moss carpet with woods and vetyver with balsamic impression.
RUND is the right term for it next to TIEF and FASZINIEREND.
Like a found food for senses and olfactory nerves into the brain stem in order to create a delightful feeling of well-being there.
And as with potato crisps and other varieties, you can almost not stop (in the SANDER case to try)
"Chyprist food" with MORE wool effect! For me there is no question: When certain fragrances meet exactly matching positive receptors in the brain, an addictive effect cannot be ruled out. (as with "student food" and chips...)
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