11/06/2021

Schwerelos
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Schwerelos
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Iceburn
This is a classic case of: Parfumo Made me buy it. I already have two fragrances from the brand Lalique, which I bought blind and love very much. For various reasons I needed a soul comforter and so I decided to test and order the next perfume.
Unfortunately, I have yet to find this brand locally - plus, I find most perfume store saleswomen to be pushy. So, my trusted fragrance dealer should fix it. He offers, fortunately, that you can order a sample to the fragrance, so I did not have to tear open the box with the 100ml fragrance (so "smart" to order the big bottle right away).
With a hearty head, I sprayed the tester on my wrist. I once described the love at first sniff - but here I got myself an ice burn.
I can see why many people love this fragrance. It's not an 08/15 scent, and I'd really like to be the woman to wear this scent.
Yes, this fragrance is powdery, but here the powderiness is rather dusty for me. It may be due to iris and patchulli, the latter of which I often find pleasant, but usually still difficult to combine. Also, I find it too cold-floral, and floral is not my favorite direction. And that I would ever classify a fragrance as "cold", I would never have dared to dream. And yet it is. Cold and fresh, almost cold-burning, and at the same time powdery and floral. Only after three hours did it develop a creaminess, but I would never call it warm and enveloping either. It's like a cooling veil that surrounds you - the opposite of what I favor in perfumes.
I have never been so disappointed in my sensation of a blind purchase. I keep going back to sample, wanting to love the scent. But as someone here described the scent: the scent seeks out the wearer. And as well as I harmonize with other fragrances of the brand, I am incompatible with this.
And when I close my eyes, I see in front of me a woman in a gray pantsuit, blonde, hair neatly pinned up and hard-core in negotiations. But I haven't been blonde for a long time; I've hung up the pantsuit for a while now. I still negotiate, but I don't want to be a badass. In short, I'm not the business woman predestined for this fragrance. I've had to learn, and so I'm learning, not to keep the scent just because I ordered it. This has gotten me many a corpse bottle, which I have then used as a room scent.
But who loves him, he will certainly not want to let go
Unfortunately, I have yet to find this brand locally - plus, I find most perfume store saleswomen to be pushy. So, my trusted fragrance dealer should fix it. He offers, fortunately, that you can order a sample to the fragrance, so I did not have to tear open the box with the 100ml fragrance (so "smart" to order the big bottle right away).
With a hearty head, I sprayed the tester on my wrist. I once described the love at first sniff - but here I got myself an ice burn.
I can see why many people love this fragrance. It's not an 08/15 scent, and I'd really like to be the woman to wear this scent.
Yes, this fragrance is powdery, but here the powderiness is rather dusty for me. It may be due to iris and patchulli, the latter of which I often find pleasant, but usually still difficult to combine. Also, I find it too cold-floral, and floral is not my favorite direction. And that I would ever classify a fragrance as "cold", I would never have dared to dream. And yet it is. Cold and fresh, almost cold-burning, and at the same time powdery and floral. Only after three hours did it develop a creaminess, but I would never call it warm and enveloping either. It's like a cooling veil that surrounds you - the opposite of what I favor in perfumes.
I have never been so disappointed in my sensation of a blind purchase. I keep going back to sample, wanting to love the scent. But as someone here described the scent: the scent seeks out the wearer. And as well as I harmonize with other fragrances of the brand, I am incompatible with this.
And when I close my eyes, I see in front of me a woman in a gray pantsuit, blonde, hair neatly pinned up and hard-core in negotiations. But I haven't been blonde for a long time; I've hung up the pantsuit for a while now. I still negotiate, but I don't want to be a badass. In short, I'm not the business woman predestined for this fragrance. I've had to learn, and so I'm learning, not to keep the scent just because I ordered it. This has gotten me many a corpse bottle, which I have then used as a room scent.
But who loves him, he will certainly not want to let go
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