01/30/2021
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A rose in winter
I came across a sample of this fragrance purely by chance through another Parfumo member, which now prompts me to post a comment.
The floral-fresh fragrance "Snowing Rose" comes from the Japanese fashion designer masakï matsushïma, who is best known for his innovative fashion for men and women, which depicts the meeting of Japanese tradition with modernity. Also celebrities such as the Icelandic singer Björk, Madonna but also actors such as Tom Cruise already wore his outfits.
For me, this fragrance is very interesting,because it does one thing, it plays with the tides.
A little he reminds me as a die-hard Chloé fan- especially in the prelude- to a chloé fragrance, which is, however, more of aquatic nature. Parallels to the French fashion and fragrance house Chloé can be found here all the time, as the fragrance is carried by rose, bergamot and peach and has the classic Chloé DNA.
The fragrance smells very cool through the aquatic notes and makes in my mind's eye an ice and winter landscape, which slowly begins to thaw and heralds the spring. Everything is quiet, so you can hear the sound of the river,which is still under a thick sheet of ice and seeks its way to the sea.
Somewhere in the midst of this winter landscape, a delicate pale-pink rose is blooming, bursting out of the blanket of snow and gently exuding its fragrance. It looks vulnerable as it stands there, surrounded by cold and snow. The tiny ice crystals clinging to its blossoms have become tiny dewdrops due to the first rays of sunlight.
There are magnolia and a strong scent of lotus,which give the yet very aquatic undertone of the fragrance a little more femininity.
I am not a particularly big fan of aquatic fragrances, find this fragrance composition but still extremely exciting and well wearable.
He fits grds well into my fragrance DNA- I just have to find out if I can make friends with this aquatic note in the long run.
Sillage and durability are only mediocre, but that does not bother me personally, because the fragrance of its essence is rather delicate and gentle.
The floral-fresh fragrance "Snowing Rose" comes from the Japanese fashion designer masakï matsushïma, who is best known for his innovative fashion for men and women, which depicts the meeting of Japanese tradition with modernity. Also celebrities such as the Icelandic singer Björk, Madonna but also actors such as Tom Cruise already wore his outfits.
For me, this fragrance is very interesting,because it does one thing, it plays with the tides.
A little he reminds me as a die-hard Chloé fan- especially in the prelude- to a chloé fragrance, which is, however, more of aquatic nature. Parallels to the French fashion and fragrance house Chloé can be found here all the time, as the fragrance is carried by rose, bergamot and peach and has the classic Chloé DNA.
The fragrance smells very cool through the aquatic notes and makes in my mind's eye an ice and winter landscape, which slowly begins to thaw and heralds the spring. Everything is quiet, so you can hear the sound of the river,which is still under a thick sheet of ice and seeks its way to the sea.
Somewhere in the midst of this winter landscape, a delicate pale-pink rose is blooming, bursting out of the blanket of snow and gently exuding its fragrance. It looks vulnerable as it stands there, surrounded by cold and snow. The tiny ice crystals clinging to its blossoms have become tiny dewdrops due to the first rays of sunlight.
There are magnolia and a strong scent of lotus,which give the yet very aquatic undertone of the fragrance a little more femininity.
I am not a particularly big fan of aquatic fragrances, find this fragrance composition but still extremely exciting and well wearable.
He fits grds well into my fragrance DNA- I just have to find out if I can make friends with this aquatic note in the long run.
Sillage and durability are only mediocre, but that does not bother me personally, because the fragrance of its essence is rather delicate and gentle.
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