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Notes06/03/2021
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Hello, hello everyone. Welcome to another comment from me. I'm glad that you apparently still have not had enough of me and continue to read my fragrance reports,... for whatever reason :D
Today it's about Eau de Cade by L'Occitane en Provence, which translates as Eau de Juniper and you already know what kind of fragrance it could be about here.
Soo, if I look at the bottle or the bottle, then he seems to be from this series of L'Occitane fragrances like the great Eau des Baux (... O de Bo? :DD), so I hope times that the fragrance smells just as great here. Juniper does sound nice, and together with cedar it sounds like quite a woody scent here, but we'll see.
And yes, it's a men's scent again, I see right now. So no one can say that I would only comment on women's fragrances after all... :D
Well, on to the fragrance!
As time goes on, the woody note seems more and more like cedar to me. You probably smell more of a mix of cedar and juniper, but the cedar is definitely in the foreground now.
Towards the base, the scent gets a bit more fruity and sweet. And warmer, I think that now juniper and cedar radiate about the same intensity and provide a nice, warm and woody fragrance. The background here is slightly herbaceous and tart. In the later base, it's best to smell almost only the tart, woody cedar.
Also the shelf life is now not soo long turned out, but at least he remains already so five hours on the skin.
Since he smells so nice, he is worth for me in any case times a test, just like incidentally also Eau des Baux, which I find slightly better, but just both scents very successful.
Huii, that was a short comment... and free of all possible complaining... ah, I'm just tired today... or but it's because we here after countless rounds of Call of Duty and the killing of tens of thousands of enemies also times something "softer zocken" and become more effeminate... Stardew Valley, where you have to manage a farm,... plant seeds, breed animals, make mayonnaise from the eggs of the chickens and sell it and of course try to conquer the girls in the village... which of course doesn't work out very well (quote one of the girls "I'll be honest, I don't want to dance with you!", waaah, now I'm already getting turned down by virtual girls, aaaargh :(((((((
Bah, what the heck, anyway that's it from me too! I wish you all a nice evening, see you :)
Today it's about Eau de Cade by L'Occitane en Provence, which translates as Eau de Juniper and you already know what kind of fragrance it could be about here.
Soo, if I look at the bottle or the bottle, then he seems to be from this series of L'Occitane fragrances like the great Eau des Baux (... O de Bo? :DD), so I hope times that the fragrance smells just as great here. Juniper does sound nice, and together with cedar it sounds like quite a woody scent here, but we'll see.
And yes, it's a men's scent again, I see right now. So no one can say that I would only comment on women's fragrances after all... :D
Well, on to the fragrance!
The fragrance:
The scent starts off slightly citrusy and sweetly fruity. The citrusy scents would have to be the usual suspects like bergamot or lemon, but the sweet and fruity scents come from pink pepper. On top of that, there are woody notes that I can't put my finger on, but since they don't smell like the cedar indicated, I'm assuming that this soft and woody scent comes from the juniper. To that end, the scent has a slightly powdery and clean character. As time goes on, the woody note seems more and more like cedar to me. You probably smell more of a mix of cedar and juniper, but the cedar is definitely in the foreground now.
Towards the base, the scent gets a bit more fruity and sweet. And warmer, I think that now juniper and cedar radiate about the same intensity and provide a nice, warm and woody fragrance. The background here is slightly herbaceous and tart. In the later base, it's best to smell almost only the tart, woody cedar.
The sillage and the durability:
The sillage is not the strongest, so the scent will only be best smelled up close. Also the shelf life is now not soo long turned out, but at least he remains already so five hours on the skin.
The flacon:
The bottle looks like a somewhat flat apothecary bottle and also has the appropriate brown color for it. On the front you see a large label that at first glance looks cluttered with its many text, but on closer inspection looks quite nicely designed. A nice bottle, especially since it is not simply rectangular like many other bottles. Conclusion:
Yes, Eau de Cade has turned out to be quite a nice fragrance, as I thought it would be. It is woody and warm, but also slightly sweet and tart. Since its charisma is not soo strong, it could well be used as an everyday fragrance, so also at work and so. And this also at any time, because the fragrance always goes, you can use it in my opinion regardless of the season always. Since he smells so nice, he is worth for me in any case times a test, just like incidentally also Eau des Baux, which I find slightly better, but just both scents very successful.
Huii, that was a short comment... and free of all possible complaining... ah, I'm just tired today... or but it's because we here after countless rounds of Call of Duty and the killing of tens of thousands of enemies also times something "softer zocken" and become more effeminate... Stardew Valley, where you have to manage a farm,... plant seeds, breed animals, make mayonnaise from the eggs of the chickens and sell it and of course try to conquer the girls in the village... which of course doesn't work out very well (quote one of the girls "I'll be honest, I don't want to dance with you!", waaah, now I'm already getting turned down by virtual girls, aaaargh :(((((((
Bah, what the heck, anyway that's it from me too! I wish you all a nice evening, see you :)
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