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10/26/2023
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Better safe than sorry and double is better!
I like to play it safe, which means I almost always have a plan B for uncertain plans, know about an alternative route for car trips, and sometimes go back to see if the door is really locked and the light is turned off. I rarely run out of anything, because as soon as the last package or bottle is opened, new supplies are on their way. Stockpiling is no stranger to us and a few more unannounced guests are still satiated. Rose bouquets with the scent of Tea Rose to spray on the other hand is not a glory I'm proud of, but double keeps better and safe is safe and it works.
The EdT perfume Tea Rose of Perfumer's Workshop there is to buy for lukewarm, makes also flakonmäßig not much and in fragrance notes it contains mainly rose along with various additions. Nothing special, one would think, were it not for this fantastic scent of roses, bedding roses, climbing roses, wild and noble roses, shrub and dwarf roses, whole bushes or hedges of these noble, prickly beauties. One could think one had unadulterated natural concentrate in perfection in the flacon. Justifiably, the chemists of the Swiss flavor and fragrance manufacturer Firmenich can pat themselves on the back, because rarely has the synthesis of nature succeeded so authentically.
If the perfume Tea Rose is sprayed, you immediately think you are in the middle of a field, bed or garden full of roses of various species. The fragrance is strong, dense, lush and full. It is a mixture of various rose facets and reminds me strongly of the rich smell of wild and peasant roses, not standing in the vase, but with all the foliage and earth, although I do not really recognize them, but to smell them in sum in this extraordinary rose aroma. Thus, the rose smell develops a striking depth in which both fresh, fruity notes and dark, spicy aromas come to the fore.
Over the course of a day, the fragrance remains as rosy as it is, there is no development. The fragrant rose bouquet stands like one and does not let a feeling of artificiality arise at any time. The elegant fascination of this perfume lies for me in the straightforwardness and authenticity of its rose fragrance, just rose and nothing but rose.
What do I do now with this so great fragrance, whose rose smell is so very pleasant to me? I will not wear it. He does not fit me, as I also find, he is with no man really well kept. Maybe with a woman? Perhaps? I can imagine it, but I'm not really convinced. Since I like the scent of roses very much, I started to spray Tea Rose a little bit around, bathroom, toilet, also sometimes in the living rooms, on the painted gift flower pictures of the grandchildren, linen closet, laundry garbage can, even the car had to hold out. That was all ok, but really success brought only the scenting of my flowers to be given away - especially the bouquets of roses. The bridal bouquet of my wife was also a bouquet of roses and so of course she gets one again every year for her anniversary. Today's bouquets, even the single roses, are barely fragrant and so this year I used Tea Rose for the third time. One saturated spray deep into the bouquet and two as a fine mist on top brings happy eyes galore! Such a fragrant, beautifully tied bouquet of roses really makes a statement and I'm happy to give it my promising recommendation. Bad conscience? No, and if then rather because of the roses from Africa.
By the way, the term tea rose is used ambiguously! Once a culture rose breed is meant, which has its roots in China and with which the origin of the name goes back to different interpretations. Secondly, the term tea rose or tea flower refers to small, inconspicuous, round or lumpy works of art made of green tea, which infused in a glass pot, unfold into wonderful flowers / roses and offer in addition to tasty tea also what for the eye.
So who likes an authentic rose scent, comes to the perfume Tea Rose badly past and should treat themselves to this experience. I'm going to buy a bouquet of roses (times out of turn) and thank you very much to all readers.
The EdT perfume Tea Rose of Perfumer's Workshop there is to buy for lukewarm, makes also flakonmäßig not much and in fragrance notes it contains mainly rose along with various additions. Nothing special, one would think, were it not for this fantastic scent of roses, bedding roses, climbing roses, wild and noble roses, shrub and dwarf roses, whole bushes or hedges of these noble, prickly beauties. One could think one had unadulterated natural concentrate in perfection in the flacon. Justifiably, the chemists of the Swiss flavor and fragrance manufacturer Firmenich can pat themselves on the back, because rarely has the synthesis of nature succeeded so authentically.
If the perfume Tea Rose is sprayed, you immediately think you are in the middle of a field, bed or garden full of roses of various species. The fragrance is strong, dense, lush and full. It is a mixture of various rose facets and reminds me strongly of the rich smell of wild and peasant roses, not standing in the vase, but with all the foliage and earth, although I do not really recognize them, but to smell them in sum in this extraordinary rose aroma. Thus, the rose smell develops a striking depth in which both fresh, fruity notes and dark, spicy aromas come to the fore.
Over the course of a day, the fragrance remains as rosy as it is, there is no development. The fragrant rose bouquet stands like one and does not let a feeling of artificiality arise at any time. The elegant fascination of this perfume lies for me in the straightforwardness and authenticity of its rose fragrance, just rose and nothing but rose.
What do I do now with this so great fragrance, whose rose smell is so very pleasant to me? I will not wear it. He does not fit me, as I also find, he is with no man really well kept. Maybe with a woman? Perhaps? I can imagine it, but I'm not really convinced. Since I like the scent of roses very much, I started to spray Tea Rose a little bit around, bathroom, toilet, also sometimes in the living rooms, on the painted gift flower pictures of the grandchildren, linen closet, laundry garbage can, even the car had to hold out. That was all ok, but really success brought only the scenting of my flowers to be given away - especially the bouquets of roses. The bridal bouquet of my wife was also a bouquet of roses and so of course she gets one again every year for her anniversary. Today's bouquets, even the single roses, are barely fragrant and so this year I used Tea Rose for the third time. One saturated spray deep into the bouquet and two as a fine mist on top brings happy eyes galore! Such a fragrant, beautifully tied bouquet of roses really makes a statement and I'm happy to give it my promising recommendation. Bad conscience? No, and if then rather because of the roses from Africa.
By the way, the term tea rose is used ambiguously! Once a culture rose breed is meant, which has its roots in China and with which the origin of the name goes back to different interpretations. Secondly, the term tea rose or tea flower refers to small, inconspicuous, round or lumpy works of art made of green tea, which infused in a glass pot, unfold into wonderful flowers / roses and offer in addition to tasty tea also what for the eye.
So who likes an authentic rose scent, comes to the perfume Tea Rose badly past and should treat themselves to this experience. I'm going to buy a bouquet of roses (times out of turn) and thank you very much to all readers.
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