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10/27/2019
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The apple of Paris
Christmas is approaching and the husband and I are looking for gift scents.
Every scent recipient is thought through carefully, because the gift should also fit.
The charming Schwiegi also attaches great importance to the bottle - so it should be pretty
I can't help noticing Nina's attractive little apple, because this bottle still has its effect as a little stand.
And also the smell is o lala.
On the one hand sweet and cute - on the other a little cheeky and flirty.
I have to think of the legend about Paris and the apple - in which he had to choose between Athene, Hera and Aphrodite.
The most beautiful should get the apple.
And he chose Aphrodite - because she also promised the attainment of deep love.
And this saga fits the elixir's firn mood.
The Caipirinha prelude seems slightly buzzed and shows festive mood.
Red berries appear bitterly sweet and the cedar lends a discreetly elegant frame.
A cheerful fragrance that's a little out of line.
It reflects well the hedonistic character of the Schwiegi.
Besides, we're both not "pancakes."
Every scent recipient is thought through carefully, because the gift should also fit.
The charming Schwiegi also attaches great importance to the bottle - so it should be pretty
I can't help noticing Nina's attractive little apple, because this bottle still has its effect as a little stand.
And also the smell is o lala.
On the one hand sweet and cute - on the other a little cheeky and flirty.
I have to think of the legend about Paris and the apple - in which he had to choose between Athene, Hera and Aphrodite.
The most beautiful should get the apple.
And he chose Aphrodite - because she also promised the attainment of deep love.
And this saga fits the elixir's firn mood.
The Caipirinha prelude seems slightly buzzed and shows festive mood.
Red berries appear bitterly sweet and the cedar lends a discreetly elegant frame.
A cheerful fragrance that's a little out of line.
It reflects well the hedonistic character of the Schwiegi.
Besides, we're both not "pancakes."
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