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Fridays For Future to the old people's home
Paco Rabanne pour Homme is for me first and foremost an excellent barbershop fragrance, no better a classic men's salon perfume. It all comes together in the beginning. Tart, fresh spicy shaving soap fights its way through a flood of citrus sharpener, green moss. The sage seems a little cheeky, but it underlines the masculine herbaceousness of the first hour. After this extravagant outburst, there remains a very fresh-clean, strong, soapy spiciness, with a touch of sweetness resonating that underscores the masculine tart notes in the background. This rough, refreshing aroma lasts for eight hours and is complemented in the course by hayy, woody and woody as well as mossy-earthy scents.
Paco Rabanne pour Homme has often been recommended in previous commentaries for older men and, like some other fragrances (Aramis, Lagerfeld, ...), has been characterized as grandfather/uncle/old gentleman perfume as if it were from a bygone era. The authors are not completely wrong and yet I wear these fragrances with pride and joy, not only because I am a real grandpa. Each time has its themes, tasks, enemy images and scents. Today's young people in particular have a great responsibility as drivers and admonishers of the climatic world fire. I would like to see Fridays For Future demos ending up in a nursing home or delegations visiting the residents to ask about their experiences of how everyday life used to be denied without immediately calling for bans. If then the "old ones" make themselves pretty for the meeting, Chanel N°5, Tosca, Aramis or Paco Rabanne hang up, new perfume preferences could develop in the fragrant air and the following little stories could be told.
The first market years of this fresh, uncompromisingly masculine hairdresser fragrance indeed coincide with those years when I started to master my youthful beard fluff. With piece soap, screw razor and blades (a pack of ten in waxed paper and cardboard and smaller than a matchbox) it was an exercise that required a little patience. In the end the result was very good and similarly environmentally neutral as a razor shave. Today, disposable razors, foam cans and disposable blades are packed in more plastic than their contents are.
There were times when you drank coffee from cups in the morning and then actually managed to get to work without further drinks. There was then filter coffee from the machine also in cups or brought along from the thermos flask as well as selfmade bread from the breakfast box. Today very often coffee to go, plastic cups/plates/cutlery and delivery pizza.
In GDR times, every citizen had a Dederon net in his hand or trouser pocket at all times, not even the size of a fist, but with room for three potato sacks. When there was something to buy, you were ready. No one needed plastic bags for vegetables, for shopping and not even in the fish shop.
Of course, I don't want any old times and rules back. It would only be wise to remember that in past times much was often created with little and that things were commonplace which today are to be achieved by prohibitions. And it's really good when young people ask questions to the older ones, who would be very happy about it.
Stop now with the sentimentalities, immediately my grandchildren come down and we will look together at the Sandmann who just turned sixty years old. Quickly put on a little splash of Paco, because the children are freshly bathed and I want to smell as good as they do.
Paco Rabanne pour Homme has often been recommended in previous commentaries for older men and, like some other fragrances (Aramis, Lagerfeld, ...), has been characterized as grandfather/uncle/old gentleman perfume as if it were from a bygone era. The authors are not completely wrong and yet I wear these fragrances with pride and joy, not only because I am a real grandpa. Each time has its themes, tasks, enemy images and scents. Today's young people in particular have a great responsibility as drivers and admonishers of the climatic world fire. I would like to see Fridays For Future demos ending up in a nursing home or delegations visiting the residents to ask about their experiences of how everyday life used to be denied without immediately calling for bans. If then the "old ones" make themselves pretty for the meeting, Chanel N°5, Tosca, Aramis or Paco Rabanne hang up, new perfume preferences could develop in the fragrant air and the following little stories could be told.
The first market years of this fresh, uncompromisingly masculine hairdresser fragrance indeed coincide with those years when I started to master my youthful beard fluff. With piece soap, screw razor and blades (a pack of ten in waxed paper and cardboard and smaller than a matchbox) it was an exercise that required a little patience. In the end the result was very good and similarly environmentally neutral as a razor shave. Today, disposable razors, foam cans and disposable blades are packed in more plastic than their contents are.
There were times when you drank coffee from cups in the morning and then actually managed to get to work without further drinks. There was then filter coffee from the machine also in cups or brought along from the thermos flask as well as selfmade bread from the breakfast box. Today very often coffee to go, plastic cups/plates/cutlery and delivery pizza.
In GDR times, every citizen had a Dederon net in his hand or trouser pocket at all times, not even the size of a fist, but with room for three potato sacks. When there was something to buy, you were ready. No one needed plastic bags for vegetables, for shopping and not even in the fish shop.
Of course, I don't want any old times and rules back. It would only be wise to remember that in past times much was often created with little and that things were commonplace which today are to be achieved by prohibitions. And it's really good when young people ask questions to the older ones, who would be very happy about it.
Stop now with the sentimentalities, immediately my grandchildren come down and we will look together at the Sandmann who just turned sixty years old. Quickly put on a little splash of Paco, because the children are freshly bathed and I want to smell as good as they do.
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