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Notes09/29/2019
DonJuanDeCat
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DonJuanDeCat
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Don't let the slice of bread with honey on it fall on the carpet...!!
Hey, you guys, how are you doing? Are you ready to devour a new commi from me greedily? D
Well, don't rejoice so early, because the scent I'm going to introduce now has become quite nice in itself, but somehow it feels a little weak, as if it lacks some bite. It's Terre de Lumière of L'Occitane en Provence.
The scent is a honey scent, which will surely make your mouths water when it comes to the term honey... um, let's say the mouths water, shall we? That's almost clichéd with you women, but there doesn't seem to be a single woman who doesn't like honey! D
But well, I have to admit, I like honey a lot, too. For me it doesn't necessarily have to be the scent, but the taste is absolutely fantastic. The sweet gold that feels wonderful in the mouth, but is terrible, FURCHTBAR annoying when it flows down from the bread. But it's much worse if you're too clumsy and drop the bread on the floor when you eat it... because you know exactly which side the bread lands on the floor with and then smears everything extremely sticky,... oh how I hate that! D
Only a little later, one smells slightly bitter notes that should come from the lavender, or from the lavender honey, even if I should not yet perceive a honey-like sweetness, as this still lasts a few minutes. But this is also due to the fact that the fragrance emits a somewhat small sillage, which means that you have to sniff closer to the sprayed area in order to be able to smell some of the fragrances listed here.
Anyway, you can still smell the honey later, but just weakly. In addition, there are other fragrances like tonka bean, but I can perceive almonds rather less.
A little bit later the honey seems to become a little bit stronger. And with the musk comes another sweet fragrance.
Soo! The scent is quite nice. It has a light, gentle sweetness in which honey can also be smelt. In addition there is a light spice, which comes from the lavender. But unfortunately it is (or rather I found it to be) that the scent is a little too weak. I also have the feeling that the fragrance doesn't really want to get going despite its beautiful scents. That is a pity, but even this can have its advantages.
For example, it could be used as a honey scent during the day, possibly even in the office and so on, without radiating the spicy note present in many other honey scents, which often comes across quite intense (as in fishing scents for example) and is overwhelming for some.
Of course it can also be that my nose deceives me a little bit, because I had tried more powerful scents lately and therefore feel this one weaker than it really is. Well, so the best thing to do here is to try the scent for yourself! But like I said, he smells quite nice and might please one or the other of you ladies well!
I would use it especially in autumn, otherwise spring and winter go well.
So... now I'm done again. And somehow I'm a little hungry. The big question now is: Should we put honey on the slice of bread,... or should we prefer Nutella? Aaargh, I bet you can't decide either, can you? I think I'll put both on it, mu ha ha ha ha:D
Well, don't rejoice so early, because the scent I'm going to introduce now has become quite nice in itself, but somehow it feels a little weak, as if it lacks some bite. It's Terre de Lumière of L'Occitane en Provence.
The scent is a honey scent, which will surely make your mouths water when it comes to the term honey... um, let's say the mouths water, shall we? That's almost clichéd with you women, but there doesn't seem to be a single woman who doesn't like honey! D
But well, I have to admit, I like honey a lot, too. For me it doesn't necessarily have to be the scent, but the taste is absolutely fantastic. The sweet gold that feels wonderful in the mouth, but is terrible, FURCHTBAR annoying when it flows down from the bread. But it's much worse if you're too clumsy and drop the bread on the floor when you eat it... because you know exactly which side the bread lands on the floor with and then smears everything extremely sticky,... oh how I hate that! D
The fragrance:
The fragrance begins with amber and slightly spicy pepper. In the background you can smell bergamot and general citrus notes, but these are weak and quickly getting weaker. For a brief moment, you also have the feeling that the fragrance is giving off a sunscreen-like scent. Only a little later, one smells slightly bitter notes that should come from the lavender, or from the lavender honey, even if I should not yet perceive a honey-like sweetness, as this still lasts a few minutes. But this is also due to the fact that the fragrance emits a somewhat small sillage, which means that you have to sniff closer to the sprayed area in order to be able to smell some of the fragrances listed here.
Anyway, you can still smell the honey later, but just weakly. In addition, there are other fragrances like tonka bean, but I can perceive almonds rather less.
A little bit later the honey seems to become a little bit stronger. And with the musk comes another sweet fragrance.
The Sillage and the shelf life:
The charisma is very weak for a fragrance that is supposed to contain honey, which is a pity. At least to me the smell seemed quite weak, so that it will be perceived more from the proximity. The shelf life, on the other hand, is okay with eight to nine hours. The bottle:
The flacon is a roundish inflated container with a yellowish scented liquid inside. The lid has the shape of polished stones and with its red colour gives a nice contrast to the yellow fragrance liquid. All in all, despite the simplicity, quite nice. Soo! The scent is quite nice. It has a light, gentle sweetness in which honey can also be smelt. In addition there is a light spice, which comes from the lavender. But unfortunately it is (or rather I found it to be) that the scent is a little too weak. I also have the feeling that the fragrance doesn't really want to get going despite its beautiful scents. That is a pity, but even this can have its advantages.
For example, it could be used as a honey scent during the day, possibly even in the office and so on, without radiating the spicy note present in many other honey scents, which often comes across quite intense (as in fishing scents for example) and is overwhelming for some.
Of course it can also be that my nose deceives me a little bit, because I had tried more powerful scents lately and therefore feel this one weaker than it really is. Well, so the best thing to do here is to try the scent for yourself! But like I said, he smells quite nice and might please one or the other of you ladies well!
I would use it especially in autumn, otherwise spring and winter go well.
So... now I'm done again. And somehow I'm a little hungry. The big question now is: Should we put honey on the slice of bread,... or should we prefer Nutella? Aaargh, I bet you can't decide either, can you? I think I'll put both on it, mu ha ha ha ha:D
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