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08/02/2021
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From apples and trunks
Parfums de Marly are treading water. Looks so stagnation in olfactory form? Rarely has a new release from the "niche area" disappointed me as much as the green apple from Paris.
The reputation actually a "designer" brand in the guise of a niche house to be, PDM somehow does not get rid of. Individual ventures to escape this clientele have failed miserably. Nobody writes anything about Hamdani or Byerley and the interest in these fragrances is at 0. In contrast, Herod, Layton or Pegasus are celebrated as if there were no tomorrow. So the guideline is given. One wants to smell pleasing, so that everyone who is disappointed by designer fragrances or who wants to broaden his horizon, will not be put in front of the head here either. Since one speaks then of "significantly higher-quality ingredients" and gaukelt the customer a kind of niche quality before the only on paper exists.
Greenley is the latest offspring from the stable Parfums de Marly. One opens with a pungent synthetic mishmash that trots along completely aimlessly. After a few minutes, the "star" of the show joins in. An apple, which in its synthetic appearance makes even the manufacturer "Trolli" with its apple rings pale with envy. You quickly throw a few woods after it and you're done. Hardly any depth, no great development. A designer in niche clothes. A classic Parfums de Marly.
Fragrance: synthetic apple meets woods of the brand "Belanglos"
Flacon: Valuable, as not otherwise expected at PDM
Sprayer: good level with air to the top
Durability: the green horse goes quite quickly out of breath. After 6-7 hours you have to change
Price: designer fragrance in the niche area can be paid accordingly. Even with 50% discount still too expensive
Parfums de Marly stagnate. Another petty and completely interchangeable designer fragrance in the niche corset. It presses and pinches at all corners. Who wants a synthetic, fresh apple, which reaches for the Cheapie Lacoste Red Eau de Toilette and goes for the rest with his sweetheart beautiful dinner
The reputation actually a "designer" brand in the guise of a niche house to be, PDM somehow does not get rid of. Individual ventures to escape this clientele have failed miserably. Nobody writes anything about Hamdani or Byerley and the interest in these fragrances is at 0. In contrast, Herod, Layton or Pegasus are celebrated as if there were no tomorrow. So the guideline is given. One wants to smell pleasing, so that everyone who is disappointed by designer fragrances or who wants to broaden his horizon, will not be put in front of the head here either. Since one speaks then of "significantly higher-quality ingredients" and gaukelt the customer a kind of niche quality before the only on paper exists.
Greenley is the latest offspring from the stable Parfums de Marly. One opens with a pungent synthetic mishmash that trots along completely aimlessly. After a few minutes, the "star" of the show joins in. An apple, which in its synthetic appearance makes even the manufacturer "Trolli" with its apple rings pale with envy. You quickly throw a few woods after it and you're done. Hardly any depth, no great development. A designer in niche clothes. A classic Parfums de Marly.
Fragrance: synthetic apple meets woods of the brand "Belanglos"
Flacon: Valuable, as not otherwise expected at PDM
Sprayer: good level with air to the top
Durability: the green horse goes quite quickly out of breath. After 6-7 hours you have to change
Price: designer fragrance in the niche area can be paid accordingly. Even with 50% discount still too expensive
Parfums de Marly stagnate. Another petty and completely interchangeable designer fragrance in the niche corset. It presses and pinches at all corners. Who wants a synthetic, fresh apple, which reaches for the Cheapie Lacoste Red Eau de Toilette and goes for the rest with his sweetheart beautiful dinner
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