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Notes09/07/2018
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Night black velvet evening cape
At night all cats are grey and all capes are black. When viewed in the light, the robe is green, already dark green, more precisely: forest green. Nero is a forest scent, actually from beginning to end. It is a loose mixed forest with many conifers, especially pines and cypresses.
At the beginning there is an iridescence in orange, yellow and green: citrus fruits, but very restrained, not at all sparkling, sour or fruity. There are also some citrus leaves fluttering around. A breeze of flowers passes by in the distance: lavender and violets create an atmosphere, as is often the case in men's fragrances.
Although the fragrance is very dense and homogeneous at all times, this is the first time I have clearly smelled lily of the valley in a men's fragrance. In older recipes with rich ingredients it is used regularly, so that it always sings along only in the choir. Solistically I don't appreciate this note at all. Here the lily of the valley shines sometimes here, sometimes there brightly out of the dark forest and makes the special of the fragrance in this phase.
It goes deeper into the forest. Some trees have resin dripping down, glistening and smelling in the scant sun, others have mosses and lichens shimmering. Earthy haze rises from the ground, peaty, mushroomy, herbaceous. Just as clearly as the white flower, I smell the thyme here for a while.
From the third hour on, Nero is a soft, spicy, earthy forest scent that still envelops me the whole evening - cuddly and elegant like a velvet cape. No bland black, but noble with fine embroidery and appliqués. Not an old-fashioned slow seller, simply unnoticed - no wonder with this abstruse bottle with leather-embossed plastic armor.
Had he disappeared from the market? Now he's here. Do I have a reformulation? Maybe it's a little synthetic, but I like it!
At the beginning there is an iridescence in orange, yellow and green: citrus fruits, but very restrained, not at all sparkling, sour or fruity. There are also some citrus leaves fluttering around. A breeze of flowers passes by in the distance: lavender and violets create an atmosphere, as is often the case in men's fragrances.
Although the fragrance is very dense and homogeneous at all times, this is the first time I have clearly smelled lily of the valley in a men's fragrance. In older recipes with rich ingredients it is used regularly, so that it always sings along only in the choir. Solistically I don't appreciate this note at all. Here the lily of the valley shines sometimes here, sometimes there brightly out of the dark forest and makes the special of the fragrance in this phase.
It goes deeper into the forest. Some trees have resin dripping down, glistening and smelling in the scant sun, others have mosses and lichens shimmering. Earthy haze rises from the ground, peaty, mushroomy, herbaceous. Just as clearly as the white flower, I smell the thyme here for a while.
From the third hour on, Nero is a soft, spicy, earthy forest scent that still envelops me the whole evening - cuddly and elegant like a velvet cape. No bland black, but noble with fine embroidery and appliqués. Not an old-fashioned slow seller, simply unnoticed - no wonder with this abstruse bottle with leather-embossed plastic armor.
Had he disappeared from the market? Now he's here. Do I have a reformulation? Maybe it's a little synthetic, but I like it!
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