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The bazaar visit
In order to experience an oriental bazaar that knows how to radiate its own charm, it is not even necessary to penetrate deep into the Orient, i.e. into the Arab world. If I go on holiday once a year with my grandparents in Turkey, I have weekly the opportunity to move with 35 degrees in the shade under tarpaulins and crowds of people. Such a bazaar actually offers everything your heart desires - be it cheese, clothing, jewellery or - and that's what it's all about - fruit. The fruit that one finds here is then often in a higher culinary league than what one finds here in the discounters. The sellers, who often loudly try to outdo each other, are extremely generous when it comes to letting the potential clientele try out. Here the apple is bitten off, elsewhere there are fresh cherries, here pear again and there melon again. So if you personally find out that your diet is too low in vitamins, please visit such a bazaar - it doesn't have to be a huge one.
There, where of course a lot is tasted, there are also a lot of leftovers, because you can't eat everything from the fruit now. So there are some apple leftovers, somewhere else are the chewed melon shells and so this could be continued across varieties. All this creates a fresh, fruity aroma that visitors to a bazaar immediately notice and which this fragrance also radiates here. The top note goes through as the fruit salad par excellence, but as one in which the pear, lemon and apple dominate. These components also remain throughout the entire fragrance process and are supplemented by the melon shortly afterwards. However, this is not the classic watermelon, but the somewhat more aromatic honeydew melon, which is usually not quite as diluted - be it taste or olfactory - comes along. With her presence, she provides for a loosening of the entire composition, which might remind one or the other nose a little of aquatics. In addition, I also hear very discreetly the presence of the plum, which captivates by a somewhat "darker" fruitiness and in connection with the rather light orange blossom knows how to change the course of the fragrance in an interesting way. The result is a fragrance possessed by fruit, lightened by the melon, deepened by the dark plum, while the orange blossom is responsible for a little floral.
When the base note is reached, this sweet, dark, but somehow also light fruit salad is earthed by woods, which provide a creaminess rounding off the fragrance. Here, I think, one can actually speak of aquatics. This aquatic is, if you compare it with other fragrances, but very reserved, which suits me quite well. A too strong aquatics, as you can find it in some BVLGARI scents, is often unpleasant for me, because it often smells somehow like fishing boats - sounds mean now, I know. In "Hawas for Him" the whole thing has been implemented in a reasonable dosage, so that this scent does not only smell of fruit in a primitive way, because in the end it would have been a bit boring again.
For such a relatively fresh fragrance the holding time is really good and there is no lack of charisma. The scent is well bearable with warmer temperatures, but there is, I find, also here a border and this lies, again my opinion, with about 30 degrees. For this there are other fragrances, which may not have such a strong durability, but which are lighter and more transparent.
There, where of course a lot is tasted, there are also a lot of leftovers, because you can't eat everything from the fruit now. So there are some apple leftovers, somewhere else are the chewed melon shells and so this could be continued across varieties. All this creates a fresh, fruity aroma that visitors to a bazaar immediately notice and which this fragrance also radiates here. The top note goes through as the fruit salad par excellence, but as one in which the pear, lemon and apple dominate. These components also remain throughout the entire fragrance process and are supplemented by the melon shortly afterwards. However, this is not the classic watermelon, but the somewhat more aromatic honeydew melon, which is usually not quite as diluted - be it taste or olfactory - comes along. With her presence, she provides for a loosening of the entire composition, which might remind one or the other nose a little of aquatics. In addition, I also hear very discreetly the presence of the plum, which captivates by a somewhat "darker" fruitiness and in connection with the rather light orange blossom knows how to change the course of the fragrance in an interesting way. The result is a fragrance possessed by fruit, lightened by the melon, deepened by the dark plum, while the orange blossom is responsible for a little floral.
When the base note is reached, this sweet, dark, but somehow also light fruit salad is earthed by woods, which provide a creaminess rounding off the fragrance. Here, I think, one can actually speak of aquatics. This aquatic is, if you compare it with other fragrances, but very reserved, which suits me quite well. A too strong aquatics, as you can find it in some BVLGARI scents, is often unpleasant for me, because it often smells somehow like fishing boats - sounds mean now, I know. In "Hawas for Him" the whole thing has been implemented in a reasonable dosage, so that this scent does not only smell of fruit in a primitive way, because in the end it would have been a bit boring again.
For such a relatively fresh fragrance the holding time is really good and there is no lack of charisma. The scent is well bearable with warmer temperatures, but there is, I find, also here a border and this lies, again my opinion, with about 30 degrees. For this there are other fragrances, which may not have such a strong durability, but which are lighter and more transparent.
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