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Yesterday I was very inspired, excited, horny and an animal scent like Kouros was perfect for my mood. But things change quickly, and today I feel meek as a bit of lamb, innocent, harmless, and naive. So, which perfume best suits my mood, if not Narciso Rodriguez for Her. The pastel pale pink bottle with its scent so soft, musky, and feminine that it can make you fall in love every time.
For Her revolves around Egyptian moss and is classified as a modern chypre. Synthetic musk emanates soft, warm, captivating, and ultra-sensual tones. On the other hand, Egyptian musk is a more robust and charming musk, which offers vanilla tones, and softens it. Here, Egyptian musk brings outgoing sensuality that blends harmoniously with other oriental ingredients. My nose was intrigued. Something very floral, but most delicately and discreetly, warm, meaty, juicy, and thick. And so I decided to try it.
For me, For Her is the olfactory equivalent of an ancient abbey adorned for a wedding. The floor, walls, columns, and roof are covered with green vegetable moss, while the central nave is sprinkled with fragrant rose petals. Next to the sandalwood benches are placed baskets filled with juicy peaches and white flowers. Each basket was handwoven with threads taken from the roots of the vetiver. A smoky, incensed, and amber note hovers in the air, warmed by the sun's rays penetrating the large windows. And the gracious bride strolls, wrapped in her perfect pale pink chiffon dress, almost powdery, radiant, smiling. Her fragrance dances with light, sparkling steps that evoke the vibrant movement of the textured fabric in her top notes. When it caresses my skin, a mantle of smoky and incensed rose oozes and expands, enveloping my body and everything around me.
For Her, Eau de Parfum retains musk as a heart note, just like its other scents, adding a creamy floral powder that blends the warm, earthy notes of a rose with honey. The nose added peach and rose to make this fragrance genuinely velvety. On me, it is first of all warm and delicate, with the slightest hint of seductive spice. The squad does not explode very clearly and does not dominate. Instead, it mixes with peach and amber, with a soft touch of patchouli, creating the most beautiful ensemble that turns heads.
The mix of peach and rose first awakens the sense of smell, followed by the incursion of patchouli, musk, which warms the mind, continuing to be agitated by sandalwood's essential oil senses fully awakened. In the warmth, there is still sweetness. Meanwhile, a veil of soft amber and wood adds mystery and depth to the composition. I love the dry rose notes combined with a noticeable scent of musk and sandalwood. There is nothing pink gourmand. It blends into your skin and warms up quickly, leaving you with a charming aroma of soft rose and creamy musk.
The white musk accord gives warm flowers - seriously warm, like fragrant petals on a hot day - a slightly woody and sexy edge. Still, the muskiness is clean and pretty, not incredibly sexy, so it has a place in both boudoir and cubicle. The scent persists for hours. It's already got into most of my clothes, which I appreciate. For me, it is a perfume of the cold, an office perfume, a romantic walk by the sea in winter, and a feminine evening in the city's scent. The smell is not sweet with the critical ingredient of musk, which brings a feeling of warmth, blends with the smell of rose and peach and some other elements to create a distinctive aroma that is not taken for granted.
This review bases upon a 100 ml (3.4 fl. oz.) bottle I have owned since January 2021.
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For Her revolves around Egyptian moss and is classified as a modern chypre. Synthetic musk emanates soft, warm, captivating, and ultra-sensual tones. On the other hand, Egyptian musk is a more robust and charming musk, which offers vanilla tones, and softens it. Here, Egyptian musk brings outgoing sensuality that blends harmoniously with other oriental ingredients. My nose was intrigued. Something very floral, but most delicately and discreetly, warm, meaty, juicy, and thick. And so I decided to try it.
For me, For Her is the olfactory equivalent of an ancient abbey adorned for a wedding. The floor, walls, columns, and roof are covered with green vegetable moss, while the central nave is sprinkled with fragrant rose petals. Next to the sandalwood benches are placed baskets filled with juicy peaches and white flowers. Each basket was handwoven with threads taken from the roots of the vetiver. A smoky, incensed, and amber note hovers in the air, warmed by the sun's rays penetrating the large windows. And the gracious bride strolls, wrapped in her perfect pale pink chiffon dress, almost powdery, radiant, smiling. Her fragrance dances with light, sparkling steps that evoke the vibrant movement of the textured fabric in her top notes. When it caresses my skin, a mantle of smoky and incensed rose oozes and expands, enveloping my body and everything around me.
For Her, Eau de Parfum retains musk as a heart note, just like its other scents, adding a creamy floral powder that blends the warm, earthy notes of a rose with honey. The nose added peach and rose to make this fragrance genuinely velvety. On me, it is first of all warm and delicate, with the slightest hint of seductive spice. The squad does not explode very clearly and does not dominate. Instead, it mixes with peach and amber, with a soft touch of patchouli, creating the most beautiful ensemble that turns heads.
The mix of peach and rose first awakens the sense of smell, followed by the incursion of patchouli, musk, which warms the mind, continuing to be agitated by sandalwood's essential oil senses fully awakened. In the warmth, there is still sweetness. Meanwhile, a veil of soft amber and wood adds mystery and depth to the composition. I love the dry rose notes combined with a noticeable scent of musk and sandalwood. There is nothing pink gourmand. It blends into your skin and warms up quickly, leaving you with a charming aroma of soft rose and creamy musk.
The white musk accord gives warm flowers - seriously warm, like fragrant petals on a hot day - a slightly woody and sexy edge. Still, the muskiness is clean and pretty, not incredibly sexy, so it has a place in both boudoir and cubicle. The scent persists for hours. It's already got into most of my clothes, which I appreciate. For me, it is a perfume of the cold, an office perfume, a romantic walk by the sea in winter, and a feminine evening in the city's scent. The smell is not sweet with the critical ingredient of musk, which brings a feeling of warmth, blends with the smell of rose and peach and some other elements to create a distinctive aroma that is not taken for granted.
This review bases upon a 100 ml (3.4 fl. oz.) bottle I have owned since January 2021.
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