09/30/2021
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Lilac experience number 2
After I had a few days ago with OSE (Simone Cosac) my first lilac scent under the nose, now follows herewith the number 2.....
And lo and behold: it goes also differently...!
While in the OSE the lilac hits very authentically but just also nuclear weapon-like, it is in DÉSARMANT very filigree and fine.......restrained and charming.....but still completely authentic......
It does not pounce loudly on the wearer in a raspy manner, but rather delicately exudes its wonderful fragrance into the surrounding landscape, merging with its aromas to create something entirely its own.....
The landscape mentioned above is primarily green.....partly mossy and damp, then again reminiscent of a meadow dried by the sun on which isolated bushes exhale the scent of their warm wood .....
Now, as the fragrance unfolds in all its fullness on my skin, I also understand what is meant by "nectar".......it is the sweet scent that springs from the stigma and stamens of a flower......the part where busy little bees gather the ingredients for their honey......
Therefore, despite the lilac, I don't necessarily perceive DÉSARMANT as a thoroughly "floral" fragrance......it's a scent reminiscent of an early summer countryside.....with everything that grows and thrives in it.....
The fragrance name says it all here: DÉSARMANT is indeed "disarmingly" beautiful......
And lo and behold: it goes also differently...!
While in the OSE the lilac hits very authentically but just also nuclear weapon-like, it is in DÉSARMANT very filigree and fine.......restrained and charming.....but still completely authentic......
It does not pounce loudly on the wearer in a raspy manner, but rather delicately exudes its wonderful fragrance into the surrounding landscape, merging with its aromas to create something entirely its own.....
The landscape mentioned above is primarily green.....partly mossy and damp, then again reminiscent of a meadow dried by the sun on which isolated bushes exhale the scent of their warm wood .....
Now, as the fragrance unfolds in all its fullness on my skin, I also understand what is meant by "nectar".......it is the sweet scent that springs from the stigma and stamens of a flower......the part where busy little bees gather the ingredients for their honey......
Therefore, despite the lilac, I don't necessarily perceive DÉSARMANT as a thoroughly "floral" fragrance......it's a scent reminiscent of an early summer countryside.....with everything that grows and thrives in it.....
The fragrance name says it all here: DÉSARMANT is indeed "disarmingly" beautiful......
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