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08/23/2021
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Serenissima
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10
romantic luxury
Two "commissioned works" for the house Roja I have as bottlings available and now had to decide in advance, which comment gets the preference: will it "Bergfeld" or but "L'Oscar"?
Both fragrances are worth discussing.
A look at the website, which promises that L'Oscar is "one of London's most romantic hotels", immediately takes me the decision.
At the moment I'm more in the mood for a stay in such a house than for a visit to a shopping temple in Manhattan, no matter how glamorous it may be.
The very first spray transports me to a posh reception area, where the fireworks of aldehydes capture the sparkle of polished floors and expertly arranged mirrors and light fixtures, while the freshness of bergamot and mandarin suggest airy generosity.
Fine, I like it; this is where I will feel comfortable and linger!
The now opening lush bouquet of early summer flowers also inspires me immediately.
Here, a connoisseur of the fragrance world has instructed the Grasse gardeners exactly how many of which floral beauties should be tied into this bouquet of scents and where.
The early summer promise of pink May roses, fine-aromatic neroli, delicate orange blossom and fragrant violets is wonderfully realized.
Spicy garden carnations here meet lovingly entwining fragrant and flowery jasmine and ylang ylang vines: an adornment for this bouquet.
A more tart, compact note is now brought by rose geranium, while dark purple heliotrope expertly replaces the usual vanilla.
Thus, the transition from the floral-opulent heart of the fragrance, which gives the illusion of a luxurious romantic boudoir, to the no less impressive base is very well done.
Because the "vanilla bridge" heliotrope leads directly to the tonka bean, which allies itself with the proud iris: both give this previously so radiant bouquet of fragrances a rich powdery note.
Resin, wood and spice accents distribute themselves tastefully, while leather and musk still disagree about which of them may represent the crowning finale of this fragrance creation.
This once again makes use of our little not quite clean sneaky cat; she leaves her animal charm and already the two reaching for the final appearance "quarrelsome" are in the second row!
And Roja's "L'Oscar" gets a fine animalistic final applause!
Floral, aromatic, sensual, feminine - "L'Oscar" is all of these in abundance!
Once again, was clotted, instead of discreetly blotted and once again fits yet every nuance, however small, so exactly to the other, that ultimately nothing but a luxury fragrance kaleidoscope can arise!
So offers a persistent stay in the midst of this romantically great scented scenery, which is left to enjoy everyone himself.
I have now once this preference for luxury in general, luxury hotels in particular and therefore I could "L'Oscar" immediately in my heart; I quickly became at home in the midst of this pompous fragrance world!
And my preference for the fragrances of this brand should also be known by now.
After all, a little "Pomp and Circumstance" in everyday life does not hurt!
(Hm, is now missing a Tusch to the conclusion or only a red carpet?)
Both fragrances are worth discussing.
A look at the website, which promises that L'Oscar is "one of London's most romantic hotels", immediately takes me the decision.
At the moment I'm more in the mood for a stay in such a house than for a visit to a shopping temple in Manhattan, no matter how glamorous it may be.
The very first spray transports me to a posh reception area, where the fireworks of aldehydes capture the sparkle of polished floors and expertly arranged mirrors and light fixtures, while the freshness of bergamot and mandarin suggest airy generosity.
Fine, I like it; this is where I will feel comfortable and linger!
The now opening lush bouquet of early summer flowers also inspires me immediately.
Here, a connoisseur of the fragrance world has instructed the Grasse gardeners exactly how many of which floral beauties should be tied into this bouquet of scents and where.
The early summer promise of pink May roses, fine-aromatic neroli, delicate orange blossom and fragrant violets is wonderfully realized.
Spicy garden carnations here meet lovingly entwining fragrant and flowery jasmine and ylang ylang vines: an adornment for this bouquet.
A more tart, compact note is now brought by rose geranium, while dark purple heliotrope expertly replaces the usual vanilla.
Thus, the transition from the floral-opulent heart of the fragrance, which gives the illusion of a luxurious romantic boudoir, to the no less impressive base is very well done.
Because the "vanilla bridge" heliotrope leads directly to the tonka bean, which allies itself with the proud iris: both give this previously so radiant bouquet of fragrances a rich powdery note.
Resin, wood and spice accents distribute themselves tastefully, while leather and musk still disagree about which of them may represent the crowning finale of this fragrance creation.
This once again makes use of our little not quite clean sneaky cat; she leaves her animal charm and already the two reaching for the final appearance "quarrelsome" are in the second row!
And Roja's "L'Oscar" gets a fine animalistic final applause!
Floral, aromatic, sensual, feminine - "L'Oscar" is all of these in abundance!
Once again, was clotted, instead of discreetly blotted and once again fits yet every nuance, however small, so exactly to the other, that ultimately nothing but a luxury fragrance kaleidoscope can arise!
So offers a persistent stay in the midst of this romantically great scented scenery, which is left to enjoy everyone himself.
I have now once this preference for luxury in general, luxury hotels in particular and therefore I could "L'Oscar" immediately in my heart; I quickly became at home in the midst of this pompous fragrance world!
And my preference for the fragrances of this brand should also be known by now.
After all, a little "Pomp and Circumstance" in everyday life does not hurt!
(Hm, is now missing a Tusch to the conclusion or only a red carpet?)
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