07/11/2018
Mantus
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Skin cream
At first you can perceive a very invigorating and also peppy, aromatic, tangy - spicy note, which appears very bright and soft and is due to the 3 pepper varieties, which were used in such a way that you don't get sneezing attacks, but it tickles in the nose and gives the top note a nice interesting aspect
This constellation is perceptible on my skin for 20 minutes before the heart note unfolds.
The 3 pepper notes are more dimmed, but still well perceptible in the heart note, which in my opinion are responsible for the fact that the smell receives no heaviness, but an almost vanishing lightness.
It becomes a little deeper, quite slightly sweeter, strikingly woody, with the sweetish nuance of the woody note taking precedence and coming from the liquorice.
The liquorice is coated with a fine spicy note, which provides an amazing depth and comes from the cinnamon.
These two notes lie like a second skin on a sweet, balsamic honey-like nuance of beeswax, which appears to me not waxy, but rather like a discreet skin cream, wrapped around.
The heart note is perceptible on my skin for 3 hours before the base asserts itself.
The base is dominated by a sweet but not sweet honey, dipped in Bulgarian roses and lotus, which produces something very delicate.
The "blossom honey" is very creamy, with a light - distinctive spicy note underlined, which triggers a beautiful "feel good" and is thanks to the sandalwood.
Both notes are supported by a subtle resinous nuance that provides a beautiful "grounding" finish.
Unfortunately I could not perceive vanilla, but I can very well imagine that it was used for "completion".
Poivre Piquant is a pleasant all-year-round companion for women and men of all ages who are looking for a deep, yet light scent that appears like a warmly seasoned liquorice skin cream.
In total, the fragrance lasts 5.5 hours on my skin.
The Sillage is conceived in the first hour in such a way that one is perceived well at a quarter arm's length and then oscillates for 1.5 hours in such a way that one is perceived only 3 cm above the skin, before it becomes very close.
I would like to express my sincere thanks to our Parfuma "Elbchen" for the bottling.
This constellation is perceptible on my skin for 20 minutes before the heart note unfolds.
The 3 pepper notes are more dimmed, but still well perceptible in the heart note, which in my opinion are responsible for the fact that the smell receives no heaviness, but an almost vanishing lightness.
It becomes a little deeper, quite slightly sweeter, strikingly woody, with the sweetish nuance of the woody note taking precedence and coming from the liquorice.
The liquorice is coated with a fine spicy note, which provides an amazing depth and comes from the cinnamon.
These two notes lie like a second skin on a sweet, balsamic honey-like nuance of beeswax, which appears to me not waxy, but rather like a discreet skin cream, wrapped around.
The heart note is perceptible on my skin for 3 hours before the base asserts itself.
The base is dominated by a sweet but not sweet honey, dipped in Bulgarian roses and lotus, which produces something very delicate.
The "blossom honey" is very creamy, with a light - distinctive spicy note underlined, which triggers a beautiful "feel good" and is thanks to the sandalwood.
Both notes are supported by a subtle resinous nuance that provides a beautiful "grounding" finish.
Unfortunately I could not perceive vanilla, but I can very well imagine that it was used for "completion".
Poivre Piquant is a pleasant all-year-round companion for women and men of all ages who are looking for a deep, yet light scent that appears like a warmly seasoned liquorice skin cream.
In total, the fragrance lasts 5.5 hours on my skin.
The Sillage is conceived in the first hour in such a way that one is perceived well at a quarter arm's length and then oscillates for 1.5 hours in such a way that one is perceived only 3 cm above the skin, before it becomes very close.
I would like to express my sincere thanks to our Parfuma "Elbchen" for the bottling.
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