10/02/2021
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Who invented it?
"Junk" already comes close to the famous Swiss herbal pastilles with R, but definitely still has enough character to smell like perfume and not like (after all fresh) oral cavity...
Lush sometimes strikes me as the Comme des Garcons of the mainstream. Not that a fragrance like "Junk" now seems miraculously experimental or artistically valuable or even industrial, yet this is far above normal drugstore level in its creativity and interplay of ideas, reflections, colors, far bolder and more natural. Not to mention the exemplary commitment to animal rights in the beauty segment. "Junk" is a green-herbaceous sweet, a little icy, a little fruity. I wouldn't deny the phrase "Ricola to spray on". Still, clearly better than that sounds to many, as few would probably want to smell like herbal sweets and escaped colds. Or like garbage, as the name coquettishly implies. Both wrong, of course, and cheeky - because "Junk" is anything but disposable. Much closer to the keeper than the brown bin. A gentle sage beaut, a ratty rosemary ruffle, a young-at-heart currant.
Flacon: unspectacular, but good
Sillage: quite delicate and candy'ig
Durability: very narrow - 3-4 hours, rather even less
Conclusion: no garbage, can not go away. Rather sensible recycling than residual bin!
Lush sometimes strikes me as the Comme des Garcons of the mainstream. Not that a fragrance like "Junk" now seems miraculously experimental or artistically valuable or even industrial, yet this is far above normal drugstore level in its creativity and interplay of ideas, reflections, colors, far bolder and more natural. Not to mention the exemplary commitment to animal rights in the beauty segment. "Junk" is a green-herbaceous sweet, a little icy, a little fruity. I wouldn't deny the phrase "Ricola to spray on". Still, clearly better than that sounds to many, as few would probably want to smell like herbal sweets and escaped colds. Or like garbage, as the name coquettishly implies. Both wrong, of course, and cheeky - because "Junk" is anything but disposable. Much closer to the keeper than the brown bin. A gentle sage beaut, a ratty rosemary ruffle, a young-at-heart currant.
Flacon: unspectacular, but good
Sillage: quite delicate and candy'ig
Durability: very narrow - 3-4 hours, rather even less
Conclusion: no garbage, can not go away. Rather sensible recycling than residual bin!
