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05/11/2020
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The Man and the Sea #02 - King of the Calone
The true art of using synthetics in such a way that their various facets independently convey the smell of naturalness is the great art. Just as it is a great art - even if it is often less well received - to use synthetics in such a stylistic way that a natural comparison is almost impossible. In this fragrance, Linari has dared to put calone provocatively to the fore.
Fresh citrus notes and calonetypical watermelon provide a sparkling, refreshing start. Although synthetic in nature, it is the watermelon's fruity note that predominates and makes you think of summer rather than shower gel. Emerging salt, without algae, ensures that a real sea impression is created. Delicate cucumber tones bring a vegetable influence without being annoying.
Even the delicate, creamy impression that emerges after some time cannot push back the freshness. Rather, it is suppressed even by the stronger, tart notes. And basically, the transition of the citrusy-fruity notes to a rather fresh green-tart side also reflects the progression. Because much more does not happen, but that does not disturb further.
Sea fans who find Sel Marin & Co. too algal and therefore not complimentary enough are certainly in the right place to test with Mare Pacifico. Never losing its freshness, it creates a quite realistic, calone shaped sea impression, which will certainly go down well! Whether just a fragrance based on this aquatic scent is for you, you need to know. Well done is this one!
Fresh citrus notes and calonetypical watermelon provide a sparkling, refreshing start. Although synthetic in nature, it is the watermelon's fruity note that predominates and makes you think of summer rather than shower gel. Emerging salt, without algae, ensures that a real sea impression is created. Delicate cucumber tones bring a vegetable influence without being annoying.
Even the delicate, creamy impression that emerges after some time cannot push back the freshness. Rather, it is suppressed even by the stronger, tart notes. And basically, the transition of the citrusy-fruity notes to a rather fresh green-tart side also reflects the progression. Because much more does not happen, but that does not disturb further.
Sea fans who find Sel Marin & Co. too algal and therefore not complimentary enough are certainly in the right place to test with Mare Pacifico. Never losing its freshness, it creates a quite realistic, calone shaped sea impression, which will certainly go down well! Whether just a fragrance based on this aquatic scent is for you, you need to know. Well done is this one!
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