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Notes06/22/2020
DarkWinterCS
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I cut the grass happily, silently and merrily
You know what that is? You can find a fragrance in the collection of a perfume that sounds interesting from the pyramid of fragrances, that reviewers rave about and you can't get it out of your mind ? This is exactly how I came to bottle Orage. So many times I looked at the side of the fragrance, but then ordered nothing in the souk. So often I asked myself how it could smell. A good year he went through my mind every now and then. Recently I could kill two birds with one stone because of a wish bottling and got myself a bottling of the Orage. According to the motto: "Better late than never".
Due to the rich information I felt relatively well prepared for the test day and could hardly wait. Accordingly, the conditions were also quite favorable, the temperatures pleasant for the scent and my nose in great taster condition.
That day was my Louis Vuitton day, at the same time another one of the series called "Sur la Route" had sneaked onto my other arm. Two Louis Vuittons, two fresh scents and two wishful thinking. There are certainly worse perfume days.
Orage is definitely different than I imagined and I mean this in a very positive sense. Recently I have had several candidates under my nose who have tried to imitate smells or situations with certain scents. Orage also falls under this classification. Here a specimen uses to imitate the exact copy of a freshly mowed meadow after a thunderstorm. Exactly this smell is enclosed in the bottle. At the beginning you can hear rather fresh-citric bergamot, which would perhaps suggest a different scent.
Above all, it is impressive how beautifully the high humidity after the thunderstorm is shown to advantage. How exactly the association is created, I can't say, but only the combination of the turgid iris and the java-vetiver would give me an idea. Unbelievably oppressive and yet pleasant all around. Also a certain green note mixes in the overall picture, which the meadow would like to show accordingly.
You get the feeling that you want to lie down in this damp meadow to let your thoughts wander and switch off your head.
Probably it is also the iris note that gives the fragrance a very decent shelf life. Some searches for long-lasting fresh scents are in vain, here you have one of the rare specimens that like to remain incognito. From six hours on, it will gradually become very close, but should not be negatively noticed. Sillage technically this scent is no revelation, but it doesn't want to be. He prefers to scatter his notes on the body of the wearer, who can be happy about many a surge of scent.
So the test was pretty positive for me. A great fragrance that has a different story to tell and leaves a lot of enthusiastic users behind.
Due to the rich information I felt relatively well prepared for the test day and could hardly wait. Accordingly, the conditions were also quite favorable, the temperatures pleasant for the scent and my nose in great taster condition.
That day was my Louis Vuitton day, at the same time another one of the series called "Sur la Route" had sneaked onto my other arm. Two Louis Vuittons, two fresh scents and two wishful thinking. There are certainly worse perfume days.
Orage is definitely different than I imagined and I mean this in a very positive sense. Recently I have had several candidates under my nose who have tried to imitate smells or situations with certain scents. Orage also falls under this classification. Here a specimen uses to imitate the exact copy of a freshly mowed meadow after a thunderstorm. Exactly this smell is enclosed in the bottle. At the beginning you can hear rather fresh-citric bergamot, which would perhaps suggest a different scent.
Above all, it is impressive how beautifully the high humidity after the thunderstorm is shown to advantage. How exactly the association is created, I can't say, but only the combination of the turgid iris and the java-vetiver would give me an idea. Unbelievably oppressive and yet pleasant all around. Also a certain green note mixes in the overall picture, which the meadow would like to show accordingly.
You get the feeling that you want to lie down in this damp meadow to let your thoughts wander and switch off your head.
Probably it is also the iris note that gives the fragrance a very decent shelf life. Some searches for long-lasting fresh scents are in vain, here you have one of the rare specimens that like to remain incognito. From six hours on, it will gradually become very close, but should not be negatively noticed. Sillage technically this scent is no revelation, but it doesn't want to be. He prefers to scatter his notes on the body of the wearer, who can be happy about many a surge of scent.
So the test was pretty positive for me. A great fragrance that has a different story to tell and leaves a lot of enthusiastic users behind.
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