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Sweetsmell75
Paradoxical vanilla!
I didn't know what to do with Les Parfums de Rosines so far - but these new, brightly coloured bottles made me curious :)
Comments were wished otherwise that would be nothing with the test meant our perfume boss ;)
Very well ... i start without much bells and whistles with the vanilla!
To the fragrance:
Vanilla Paradoxe starts with a British bitter grapefruit plus a truckload of rosemary and juniper. Both no favorites for my nose, but somehow nevertheless very exciting to sniff.
Angelica gives the fragrance a bit more green-herbal nuances and the spicy cardamom looks a bit musty to me.
The whole thing is rounded off with wood. I search the rose in vain.
With vanilla geht´s then into the base.
That still smells exciting and I think to myself ... wow... a different scent of vanilla.
Green-spicy-herbaceous-other-wise-vanillig!
Then I get disappointed pretty fast, because musk should have been more and the Ambroxan almost a truckload less.
The herbs, the green, the spice - everything that made the vanilla paradox so exciting for me - should have stayed, but unfortunately it turned into an ambrox-heavy vanilla pulp. I should mention the unsweet variety, because sweet wird´s not! :)
Who has no problems with Ambroxan, should like the smell also further quite well :)
I find unisex suitable ... which is not always taken for granted with vanilla fragrances!
Spring/autumn and winter would be suitable for the fragrance.
The shelf life is approx. 7 hours plus, the Sillage is in the middle range.
The bottle of Vanilla Paradox shines in beautiful yellow and looks not elegant but very funny :)
Conclusion:
Paradox about that...
the vanilla starts excitingly *spicy-herbaceous-otherwise*
In the base then unfortunately vanilla unit porridge with Ambroxan. Too bad!
Comments were wished otherwise that would be nothing with the test meant our perfume boss ;)
Very well ... i start without much bells and whistles with the vanilla!
To the fragrance:
Vanilla Paradoxe starts with a British bitter grapefruit plus a truckload of rosemary and juniper. Both no favorites for my nose, but somehow nevertheless very exciting to sniff.
Angelica gives the fragrance a bit more green-herbal nuances and the spicy cardamom looks a bit musty to me.
The whole thing is rounded off with wood. I search the rose in vain.
With vanilla geht´s then into the base.
That still smells exciting and I think to myself ... wow... a different scent of vanilla.
Green-spicy-herbaceous-other-wise-vanillig!
Then I get disappointed pretty fast, because musk should have been more and the Ambroxan almost a truckload less.
The herbs, the green, the spice - everything that made the vanilla paradox so exciting for me - should have stayed, but unfortunately it turned into an ambrox-heavy vanilla pulp. I should mention the unsweet variety, because sweet wird´s not! :)
Who has no problems with Ambroxan, should like the smell also further quite well :)
I find unisex suitable ... which is not always taken for granted with vanilla fragrances!
Spring/autumn and winter would be suitable for the fragrance.
The shelf life is approx. 7 hours plus, the Sillage is in the middle range.
The bottle of Vanilla Paradox shines in beautiful yellow and looks not elegant but very funny :)
Conclusion:
Paradox about that...
the vanilla starts excitingly *spicy-herbaceous-otherwise*
In the base then unfortunately vanilla unit porridge with Ambroxan. Too bad!
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