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Babies and Robocop!
Have a nice evening, you shy creatures! :)
Today I am reporting about a fragrance which, if I have understood it correctly, is intended for children or even babies. Namely Tendre Douceur from Micallefs Baby Collection, which Micallef created to celebrate the birth of her grandson. Everything comes naturally in cosy fragrances and pastel-coloured bottles, and of course without alcohol.
I myself don't necessarily think much of scents for children, because I don't think this is necessary. Of course, but if it's still a little shit-sucker, then such a scent could be helpful to conceal certain scents :D
But then it would be as if adults would disgustingly try to push themselves in front of a shower with strong scents (because exactly these adults would rather spray a strong scent on the child first than change the diapers early or something...) :DD
On the other hand, I don't yet know what the scent is like, and sometimes such scents can please adult women quite well (similar to Guerlain's "Petit Guerlain"), even if they are meant for children. Then it would be like an adult saying that he would totally like baby food (i.e. this mash in different flavours), as for example in Robocop, where a member of the project tries and enjoys the food Robocop should be fed with by saying that it would taste like baby mash and stuff itself with it!
And yes, I know, a 180-degree turn of events, from tender little baby scents to extremely brutal films with robot policemen, I'm the only one who can do it... But what do you expect from a MAN if he's to describe something like that? Especially from a scribbler, who you all think is a little weird and crazy anyway, because he doesn't seem to have all the bottles in his closet? D
Well, let's see how the scent smells!
Iris is there, as befits such a fragrance, and makes the fragrance more powdery and softer. I can smell some chocolate, Angelica as well, but a little less. And of course, there's the vanilla.
The fragrance also has a generally clean radiance and thus also conveys a feeling of cleanliness, such as clean laundry.
The scent doesn't change much further. It remains sweet and fruity, with a scent of cherries, iris, vanilla, a little musk and light floral notes in the background that cannot be further identified. Much later, however, most of the scents have faded away, leaving almost only vanilla with a little musk residue, along with a flowery residue that seems a little stuffy (at least that's how it seems to me). But the fragrance is still fine.
And also the durability is with few hours (approx. 3-4 hours) rather small.
Hm, the fragrance smells very delicate and sweetly powdery. The intensity is rather low, because the little ones should neither suffocate nor wrap the area in big scent clouds themselves and yes, you can imagine that children could smell like that, at least if they are CLEAN! D
As I thought it would be, this is one of those fragrances that you ladies might like, so you could use it yourself. It exudes a pleasant, light scent, which also has a calming effect and above all conveys a clean and clean feeling. It's weak as I said, so it's more of a scent for yourself and more suitable for leisure, as an all-rounder in all seasons, although I think spring would be the best season to use here.
So you can give it a try! Because without knowing that it is actually a scent for children, it just seems like a normal scent!
So that's it again... excuse me, if you feel slightly offended when I called kids a shithead,... you know I'm kidding,... but a little bit that's true, too. You all wait like that yourself! And yes... me too, I think... :DD
Well then, have a nice evening and see you next time :)
Today I am reporting about a fragrance which, if I have understood it correctly, is intended for children or even babies. Namely Tendre Douceur from Micallefs Baby Collection, which Micallef created to celebrate the birth of her grandson. Everything comes naturally in cosy fragrances and pastel-coloured bottles, and of course without alcohol.
I myself don't necessarily think much of scents for children, because I don't think this is necessary. Of course, but if it's still a little shit-sucker, then such a scent could be helpful to conceal certain scents :D
But then it would be as if adults would disgustingly try to push themselves in front of a shower with strong scents (because exactly these adults would rather spray a strong scent on the child first than change the diapers early or something...) :DD
On the other hand, I don't yet know what the scent is like, and sometimes such scents can please adult women quite well (similar to Guerlain's "Petit Guerlain"), even if they are meant for children. Then it would be like an adult saying that he would totally like baby food (i.e. this mash in different flavours), as for example in Robocop, where a member of the project tries and enjoys the food Robocop should be fed with by saying that it would taste like baby mash and stuff itself with it!
And yes, I know, a 180-degree turn of events, from tender little baby scents to extremely brutal films with robot policemen, I'm the only one who can do it... But what do you expect from a MAN if he's to describe something like that? Especially from a scribbler, who you all think is a little weird and crazy anyway, because he doesn't seem to have all the bottles in his closet? D
Well, let's see how the scent smells!
The fragrance:
The fragrance begins very loose and, as expected, quite delicate with fruity and slightly sweet notes. At the beginning I smell best the cherries, which because of the sweet notes taste a little like cherry candy.... er smell :))Iris is there, as befits such a fragrance, and makes the fragrance more powdery and softer. I can smell some chocolate, Angelica as well, but a little less. And of course, there's the vanilla.
The fragrance also has a generally clean radiance and thus also conveys a feeling of cleanliness, such as clean laundry.
The scent doesn't change much further. It remains sweet and fruity, with a scent of cherries, iris, vanilla, a little musk and light floral notes in the background that cannot be further identified. Much later, however, most of the scents have faded away, leaving almost only vanilla with a little musk residue, along with a flowery residue that seems a little stuffy (at least that's how it seems to me). But the fragrance is still fine.
The Sillage and the shelf life:
The intensity is mediocre to low, which is probably the intention so that the delicate noses of the little ones don't fall off immediately or something like that :D Yes, the scent will probably only be smelled from close up. And also the durability is with few hours (approx. 3-4 hours) rather small.
The bottle:
The bottle is egg-shaped and pale pink. The upper half is gold-plated and represents the lid. I don't think the bottle is so great now, but well, that's just a matter of taste. Hm, the fragrance smells very delicate and sweetly powdery. The intensity is rather low, because the little ones should neither suffocate nor wrap the area in big scent clouds themselves and yes, you can imagine that children could smell like that, at least if they are CLEAN! D
As I thought it would be, this is one of those fragrances that you ladies might like, so you could use it yourself. It exudes a pleasant, light scent, which also has a calming effect and above all conveys a clean and clean feeling. It's weak as I said, so it's more of a scent for yourself and more suitable for leisure, as an all-rounder in all seasons, although I think spring would be the best season to use here.
So you can give it a try! Because without knowing that it is actually a scent for children, it just seems like a normal scent!
So that's it again... excuse me, if you feel slightly offended when I called kids a shithead,... you know I'm kidding,... but a little bit that's true, too. You all wait like that yourself! And yes... me too, I think... :DD
Well then, have a nice evening and see you next time :)
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