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09/21/2023
Dennis1104
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Dennis1104
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I'm in two minds.
The Ispazon is already a somewhat older fragrance from PdM and not too well known and widely represented. I've always wanted to test it and have now done so.
Yes, what can I say? Admittedly, it's not quite my DNA.
It starts with fresh, citrusy notes, but this is immediately accompanied by a certain spiciness that I personally don't quite warm to.
Something bothers me and for whatever reason I get a slightly caraway-like and even almost sweaty impression. That's the point that bothers me.
It is also greenish and slightly "herbaceous".
I like it better over time. This unpleasantness for me recedes somewhat and I perceive a great cedar wood. This is really beautifully incorporated into the fragrance.
The longer the fragrance lies on the skin, the more *almost* creamy impressions come through for me. Amber and vanilla discreetly worked into a musky blanket. I like that!
All in all, a fragrance that you should have tested, as these PdM fragrances are hardly ever mentioned.
Yes, what can I say? Admittedly, it's not quite my DNA.
It starts with fresh, citrusy notes, but this is immediately accompanied by a certain spiciness that I personally don't quite warm to.
Something bothers me and for whatever reason I get a slightly caraway-like and even almost sweaty impression. That's the point that bothers me.
It is also greenish and slightly "herbaceous".
I like it better over time. This unpleasantness for me recedes somewhat and I perceive a great cedar wood. This is really beautifully incorporated into the fragrance.
The longer the fragrance lies on the skin, the more *almost* creamy impressions come through for me. Amber and vanilla discreetly worked into a musky blanket. I like that!
All in all, a fragrance that you should have tested, as these PdM fragrances are hardly ever mentioned.
