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Notes02/28/2019
Serenissima
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Serenissima
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That cleans immensely!
That makes Thomas Mann in "Die Buddenbrooks" call out a certain Bendix Grünlich again and again - whether it fits or not.
These "jewels", which are thought from the house Micallef "for him", clean me uncommonly, to quote Mr. Grünlich.
I've often looked over scented fences since I've been here, and this time too I find something in the separate garden bed "only for men" that I like very much about little women.
That the opinions of Martine Micallefs Fragrances differ, I notice here again and again.
The ones I have tested so far I liked - each in his own way - very well: so also "Jewel for Him".
Bergamot and grapefruit spiced with cardamom alienates me for a moment.
"Where are you going?" I'd like to ask this fragrance prelude.
An interesting pepper set (which astonishingly does not irritate my sensitive nose!) brings the first jewels to me after all.
The quite dark heart pieces of this fragrance composition belong to my favorites:
Cedar wood is also beautifully spicy here; a type of wood that embellishes every piece of scented jewellery.
Dark vetiver green, velvety almost and as always down-to-earth, reminiscent of beautifully cut and polished malachite pearls: dark green with fine grain.
And Patchoulis dark brown-golden streaks run through a network of scents that shimmer softly in its depth: as if golden lava were flowing lasciviously in it.
Moss and musk form an amazingly harmonious alliance, perfecting an already balanced fragrance.
Frankincense sits generously and resinous-spicy above everything and holds benzoin loosely by the hand.
"Resin to resin" opens up a mighty finale, with cedar wood ensuring that any edges and unevenness that may have developed are easily sanded down.
"Jewel for Him dresses me as a woman, too. It adapts very well.
Not like a tight-fitting leather outfit: I'm not "Super-Woman" after all (but I don't order a senior plate yet either)!
Rather, this scented jewel is like a coat studded with dark shimmering gemstones:
He seems to be the gift of a mysterious power and shines magically!
"Jewel for Him" flows smoothly around me and gives me a feeling of security for a few hours, even safety!
Resins and cedar wood remain, even if the traces of all other fragrances have already disappeared.
Women should have the courage to dare to enter his terrain and simply ignore this "for Him"!
It is worth wearing this fragrance work of art in everyday life and to feel a little "above things".
These "jewels", which are thought from the house Micallef "for him", clean me uncommonly, to quote Mr. Grünlich.
I've often looked over scented fences since I've been here, and this time too I find something in the separate garden bed "only for men" that I like very much about little women.
That the opinions of Martine Micallefs Fragrances differ, I notice here again and again.
The ones I have tested so far I liked - each in his own way - very well: so also "Jewel for Him".
Bergamot and grapefruit spiced with cardamom alienates me for a moment.
"Where are you going?" I'd like to ask this fragrance prelude.
An interesting pepper set (which astonishingly does not irritate my sensitive nose!) brings the first jewels to me after all.
The quite dark heart pieces of this fragrance composition belong to my favorites:
Cedar wood is also beautifully spicy here; a type of wood that embellishes every piece of scented jewellery.
Dark vetiver green, velvety almost and as always down-to-earth, reminiscent of beautifully cut and polished malachite pearls: dark green with fine grain.
And Patchoulis dark brown-golden streaks run through a network of scents that shimmer softly in its depth: as if golden lava were flowing lasciviously in it.
Moss and musk form an amazingly harmonious alliance, perfecting an already balanced fragrance.
Frankincense sits generously and resinous-spicy above everything and holds benzoin loosely by the hand.
"Resin to resin" opens up a mighty finale, with cedar wood ensuring that any edges and unevenness that may have developed are easily sanded down.
"Jewel for Him dresses me as a woman, too. It adapts very well.
Not like a tight-fitting leather outfit: I'm not "Super-Woman" after all (but I don't order a senior plate yet either)!
Rather, this scented jewel is like a coat studded with dark shimmering gemstones:
He seems to be the gift of a mysterious power and shines magically!
"Jewel for Him" flows smoothly around me and gives me a feeling of security for a few hours, even safety!
Resins and cedar wood remain, even if the traces of all other fragrances have already disappeared.
Women should have the courage to dare to enter his terrain and simply ignore this "for Him"!
It is worth wearing this fragrance work of art in everyday life and to feel a little "above things".
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