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Terry Discretion
Winds whip through the fresh laundry in the garden. You can hear the sheets fluttering. A white tiled bathroom. Pure steam is pouring out of the shower. Hard cotton terry dries the body. A clean T-shirt lies over your shoulders. The window opens. The coolness enters the room. Condensation drips down. A day begins...
You shouldn't expect too much, because Cotton is quite simple knitted. In the beginning, the fragrance is fresh, almost aquatic and relatively masculine. Bergamot and mandarin, unlike orange and peach, are easily recognizable and slightly tart but by no means penetratingly citric. The lavender can be heard almost throughout and adds a gentle spicy character to the composition. Jasmine, lilies of the valley and cotton are quite flat, hardly noticeable and in general cotton can only be understood in a synthetic sense, at best it can hardly be determined. Sandalwood and white woods stabilize without appearing rigid and angular, musk and suede are kept in the background and so the slow finish is woody, soft and close to the skin. The interplay of all notes is quite harmonious, because they may do justice to the idea of cotton in the fragrance impression. The shelf life is moderate, but in contrast to Rain and Cucumber much worse; the sillage is mild.
Cotton is not a high-flyer, not a loud companion...rather a perfume for quiet days, days without sensation, boring days. Functional restraint in the bottle. Plain, white, clean and rubbed.
You shouldn't expect too much, because Cotton is quite simple knitted. In the beginning, the fragrance is fresh, almost aquatic and relatively masculine. Bergamot and mandarin, unlike orange and peach, are easily recognizable and slightly tart but by no means penetratingly citric. The lavender can be heard almost throughout and adds a gentle spicy character to the composition. Jasmine, lilies of the valley and cotton are quite flat, hardly noticeable and in general cotton can only be understood in a synthetic sense, at best it can hardly be determined. Sandalwood and white woods stabilize without appearing rigid and angular, musk and suede are kept in the background and so the slow finish is woody, soft and close to the skin. The interplay of all notes is quite harmonious, because they may do justice to the idea of cotton in the fragrance impression. The shelf life is moderate, but in contrast to Rain and Cucumber much worse; the sillage is mild.
Cotton is not a high-flyer, not a loud companion...rather a perfume for quiet days, days without sensation, boring days. Functional restraint in the bottle. Plain, white, clean and rubbed.
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