09/24/2020

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Amadea70
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Tosca with cinnamon
I got my scented mail today with a shotgun girl in it! My great-grandmother wasn't one. She had a washstand in her bedroom - one of those where you could fold the mirrors. On the washbasin a glass pane and a crocheted blanket draped in beige. Three stars of the time shared this stage: Fenjala, Nonchanlance and Tosca. 4711 was always in the cupboard - this was only available when you had a headache, poured onto a cloth handkerchief and then pressed on your forehead. This scent has simply catapulted me into the past for umpteen years - it's crazy how the olfactory brain works. So many wonderful memories come back. The green glass bottle framed in copper, which always played "Who can pay for this, who has so much money....." when you lifted the bottle. Watching "The House on Eaton Place" once a week and milk soup with sago. I could go on reveling, but this is about perfume.
I admit - I still have a lot to learn about terminology. Therefore I will spare you my blather about this fragrance and say: This is Tosca with cinnamon!
And I learned today that I am not a patchouli lover. And I smelled that nasty beaver at first. That shotgun woman taught me a lesson today - I guess I'm not too crazy about guns;)
And if Coromandel also smells like that, then I can spare myself the test.
I admit - I still have a lot to learn about terminology. Therefore I will spare you my blather about this fragrance and say: This is Tosca with cinnamon!
And I learned today that I am not a patchouli lover. And I smelled that nasty beaver at first. That shotgun woman taught me a lesson today - I guess I'm not too crazy about guns;)
And if Coromandel also smells like that, then I can spare myself the test.
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