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12/05/2018
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fight club white is my seventh fragrance from Reyane Tradition.
Not everyone made it into the showcase, one was even banished to the comb tray in the guest toilet. I was all the more excited about the scent that comes in a pretty plastic bell in the shape of a white boxing glove. The whole thing is made valuable, only the cheap imprint on the bottle above the thumb brings the design attempt to an abrupt end. But there were a thousand other manufacturers unimaginative.
On his skin he lives up to his name. A colourful bouquet of citric notes first gives the nose a decent hook. In combination with lavender and rosemary, this is a brilliant start. I also discover a clear note of pineapple in the opening.
The heart notes are a colourful mix of garden herbs that develop well from the top note. With this fresh scent, which some contemporaries probably misjudge as a room spray of an English country house, he has a stone in my board. But I also like Geoffrey Beene's Bowling Green. And to stay in the picture of the boxer - this mix dances decently around the nose.
He then replaces this freshness with a somewhat crude mix for my nose on "everything that is good for a base note" - then he seems a little arbitrary and a little too woody for me, as if the bottom of the rings were made exclusively of fir.
The durability is certainly above average and the Sillage an English gentleman´s fight quite appropriate: present without being intrusive. Those who expected blood, sweat and a backyard boxing hall will be disappointed.
all in all: a great fragrance that will find its fans.
Not everyone made it into the showcase, one was even banished to the comb tray in the guest toilet. I was all the more excited about the scent that comes in a pretty plastic bell in the shape of a white boxing glove. The whole thing is made valuable, only the cheap imprint on the bottle above the thumb brings the design attempt to an abrupt end. But there were a thousand other manufacturers unimaginative.
On his skin he lives up to his name. A colourful bouquet of citric notes first gives the nose a decent hook. In combination with lavender and rosemary, this is a brilliant start. I also discover a clear note of pineapple in the opening.
The heart notes are a colourful mix of garden herbs that develop well from the top note. With this fresh scent, which some contemporaries probably misjudge as a room spray of an English country house, he has a stone in my board. But I also like Geoffrey Beene's Bowling Green. And to stay in the picture of the boxer - this mix dances decently around the nose.
He then replaces this freshness with a somewhat crude mix for my nose on "everything that is good for a base note" - then he seems a little arbitrary and a little too woody for me, as if the bottom of the rings were made exclusively of fir.
The durability is certainly above average and the Sillage an English gentleman´s fight quite appropriate: present without being intrusive. Those who expected blood, sweat and a backyard boxing hall will be disappointed.
all in all: a great fragrance that will find its fans.
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