02/20/2021

MrMagic
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MrMagic
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The pink departure into a new era!
Another fragrance that I ordered blind. This happens to me more often lately and after Bentley for Men Intense and Rochas Moustache edP I was also of the opinion that I have a knack for it. Joop! Homme can not prove that, unfortunately.
I was curious about this fragrance mostly because of its history. Ultra popular in its time, then frowned upon, Joop! Homme should now be so forgotten by the average consumer that the lovers ensure its survival, but he could experience a renaissance. Who in my generation (born in 1996) still wears it today? Probably rather few.
The fragrance is supposed to be extremely sweet, Joop! Wow Intense I found quite okay and a fragrance for the club would not be so bad when it starts again - I thought to myself.
When the fragrance then arrived, came when spraying on the disappointment. Joop! Homme is a completely synthetic overloaded mash of generic sweetness.
Against him, even One Million looks like a finely tuned and well differentiated by the notes fragrance. Yes, I expected sweet synthetic and also with the fact that the fragrance polarizes, but so? The smells not only cheap, but also boring.
Joop! Homme is unfortunately fallen out of time, a renaissance does not make much sense in my opinion, there are simply better fragrances in this direction.
At least I can perceive the vanilla note when the fragrance dies down a bit. The completely overloaded heliotrope note remains, however, faithful companion.
Nevertheless, I would like to pay my respects to him: In 1989, when the word "unisex" was not yet invented, so to speak, to bring such a fragrance for men on the market and thus set a milestone in the history of fragrances, is simply a circumstance, which makes the fragrance downright testable. With the women I have asked, the incidentally well received and maybe I would have worn it in its time, who knows.
That this fragrance is celebrated for nostalgic reasons and is still in the closet with one or the other Parfumo today, is also perfectly fine. I have no memories of this fragrance with the exception of the fact that I have smelled him earlier of course - without knowing it - often.
Durability and sillage are top. The holds out like my Bentley and projects quite strongly.
Who likes the fragrance so, can confidently strike here, because with the one stands out.
The flacon pleases me. Classic and the Pinke Wässerchen has its charm, only the lid is so far probably one of the ugliest, which I have ever seen.
The flacon I could fortunately exchange. A piece of contemporary history, which does not appeal to me. Too bad, but the journey continues!
I was curious about this fragrance mostly because of its history. Ultra popular in its time, then frowned upon, Joop! Homme should now be so forgotten by the average consumer that the lovers ensure its survival, but he could experience a renaissance. Who in my generation (born in 1996) still wears it today? Probably rather few.
The fragrance is supposed to be extremely sweet, Joop! Wow Intense I found quite okay and a fragrance for the club would not be so bad when it starts again - I thought to myself.
When the fragrance then arrived, came when spraying on the disappointment. Joop! Homme is a completely synthetic overloaded mash of generic sweetness.
Against him, even One Million looks like a finely tuned and well differentiated by the notes fragrance. Yes, I expected sweet synthetic and also with the fact that the fragrance polarizes, but so? The smells not only cheap, but also boring.
Joop! Homme is unfortunately fallen out of time, a renaissance does not make much sense in my opinion, there are simply better fragrances in this direction.
At least I can perceive the vanilla note when the fragrance dies down a bit. The completely overloaded heliotrope note remains, however, faithful companion.
Nevertheless, I would like to pay my respects to him: In 1989, when the word "unisex" was not yet invented, so to speak, to bring such a fragrance for men on the market and thus set a milestone in the history of fragrances, is simply a circumstance, which makes the fragrance downright testable. With the women I have asked, the incidentally well received and maybe I would have worn it in its time, who knows.
That this fragrance is celebrated for nostalgic reasons and is still in the closet with one or the other Parfumo today, is also perfectly fine. I have no memories of this fragrance with the exception of the fact that I have smelled him earlier of course - without knowing it - often.
Durability and sillage are top. The holds out like my Bentley and projects quite strongly.
Who likes the fragrance so, can confidently strike here, because with the one stands out.
The flacon pleases me. Classic and the Pinke Wässerchen has its charm, only the lid is so far probably one of the ugliest, which I have ever seen.
The flacon I could fortunately exchange. A piece of contemporary history, which does not appeal to me. Too bad, but the journey continues!
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