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07/31/2020
DarioArgento
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How can something so blue, so green smell?
Sometimes you have certain ideas before you buy a fragrance.
Either you go to the relevant fragrance shops and test extensively, or you are courageous/stupid and invest "blindly" in a more or less clear pyramid of fragrances including the appearance of the flacon.
Of course, the odd blind purchase has gone down the drain; in my case, the exuberant adulation of Montblanc's "Individuel" was my downfall. Yes, I know, many people love it, but unfortunately I do not. But that's not the point either
The bottle of Oxygen is truly no beauty, the spray head is also no stroke of genius.
But let's leave that aside, this creation by old master Alberto Morillas is a real hidden gem. Well, I'm generally very fond of Morillas scents. But not out of blind trust in his name, but because his perfumes really do something
With this creation for "Lanvin" he has put a wrong track, he comes along blue like the Mediterranean Sea.
There's nothing blue about that perfume. With much benevolence when applied directly. Here one is welcomed in a nice and airy way. Rather cloudy than watery.
What then follows is a labeling fraud of the finest kind. Young boy is Oxygen green.
So green that you think you are walking through a rainy fir forest.
A certain earthiness (fresh moist soil) underlined the impression.
The fir resin is ubiquitous.
The Drydown is a blast and doesn't let up at all.
Durability and Sillage are above average on my skin.
Don't get me wrong, this fragrance is fresh in every moment of its existence, just don't keep it blue fresh. Probably you can only understand this, if you put it on by yourself.
I like to try my hand at "lost perfumes" and in this case I do not regret for a second having blindly invested my money.
I can say with a clear conscience that Oxygen makes a damn good and fresh impression even with today's monster heat (31.07.2020) of 36°.
Always aquatic I didn't want more, I needed a real fresh alternative and now I have found it.
Either you go to the relevant fragrance shops and test extensively, or you are courageous/stupid and invest "blindly" in a more or less clear pyramid of fragrances including the appearance of the flacon.
Of course, the odd blind purchase has gone down the drain; in my case, the exuberant adulation of Montblanc's "Individuel" was my downfall. Yes, I know, many people love it, but unfortunately I do not. But that's not the point either
The bottle of Oxygen is truly no beauty, the spray head is also no stroke of genius.
But let's leave that aside, this creation by old master Alberto Morillas is a real hidden gem. Well, I'm generally very fond of Morillas scents. But not out of blind trust in his name, but because his perfumes really do something
With this creation for "Lanvin" he has put a wrong track, he comes along blue like the Mediterranean Sea.
There's nothing blue about that perfume. With much benevolence when applied directly. Here one is welcomed in a nice and airy way. Rather cloudy than watery.
What then follows is a labeling fraud of the finest kind. Young boy is Oxygen green.
So green that you think you are walking through a rainy fir forest.
A certain earthiness (fresh moist soil) underlined the impression.
The fir resin is ubiquitous.
The Drydown is a blast and doesn't let up at all.
Durability and Sillage are above average on my skin.
Don't get me wrong, this fragrance is fresh in every moment of its existence, just don't keep it blue fresh. Probably you can only understand this, if you put it on by yourself.
I like to try my hand at "lost perfumes" and in this case I do not regret for a second having blindly invested my money.
I can say with a clear conscience that Oxygen makes a damn good and fresh impression even with today's monster heat (31.07.2020) of 36°.
Always aquatic I didn't want more, I needed a real fresh alternative and now I have found it.
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