Top Notes
Grapefruit
Mint
Blackcurrant
Tomato leaf
Citrus fruits
Heart Notes
Geranium
Lavender
Sandalwood
Base Notes
Oakmoss
Labdanum
Vanilla
Vetiver
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Notes08/07/2021
ShaunBaker
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ShaunBaker
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You wrap me up
First I must say that I never had the pleasure of smelling the original, but have found an alternative here of which some may know here. I have decided in addition to the Extrait de Parfum first for the edp.
The prelude is truly different from anything you know, and for this is logically the rarely used tomato leaf responsible. This tart fragrance impression, combined with the fruity sweetness and the mint is already something very special.
After the top note has settled and the sweetness increases, you feel almost like wrapped in a cozy blanket.
I now know many 90s fragrances and wonder to this day what went wrong that so many fragrances from that time were discontinued, especially since just what about Adam and the other usual suspects fit wonderfully into today's time. Above all, I notice that nowadays a synthetic note runs through fragrances, which is quite unpleasant to me. Whether it is now Diesel Bad intense, Joop homme Edp, Sauvage or the new Scandal pour homme, it is always the same scent impression of this penetrating synthetic sweet note This did not exist in the past. I would argue that fragrances between the 80s to say 2015 were relatively independent and from the latter date to today are generic and very similar. Is it the ambroxan, or even some other fragrance that's easy to get cheap and serves as a long-lasting base? I don't know.
What I do know is that just what about Adam still works these days. The durability is very good, or I assume that it must also be good with the original, however, it is not a screamer, but rather a fragrance that moves in the "one meter radius". He can then but good! Certainly I run times still a sample of the original over the way and will adjust the review if necessary, and if not, I have found an equal dupe?
The prelude is truly different from anything you know, and for this is logically the rarely used tomato leaf responsible. This tart fragrance impression, combined with the fruity sweetness and the mint is already something very special.
After the top note has settled and the sweetness increases, you feel almost like wrapped in a cozy blanket.
I now know many 90s fragrances and wonder to this day what went wrong that so many fragrances from that time were discontinued, especially since just what about Adam and the other usual suspects fit wonderfully into today's time. Above all, I notice that nowadays a synthetic note runs through fragrances, which is quite unpleasant to me. Whether it is now Diesel Bad intense, Joop homme Edp, Sauvage or the new Scandal pour homme, it is always the same scent impression of this penetrating synthetic sweet note This did not exist in the past. I would argue that fragrances between the 80s to say 2015 were relatively independent and from the latter date to today are generic and very similar. Is it the ambroxan, or even some other fragrance that's easy to get cheap and serves as a long-lasting base? I don't know.
What I do know is that just what about Adam still works these days. The durability is very good, or I assume that it must also be good with the original, however, it is not a screamer, but rather a fragrance that moves in the "one meter radius". He can then but good! Certainly I run times still a sample of the original over the way and will adjust the review if necessary, and if not, I have found an equal dupe?
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