09/10/2020

2020Antiope
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2020Antiope
Very helpful Review
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Adult hermaphrodite
Many very negative and only a few positive comments made me wonder for a while whether I should add "my mustard" to Eau du Soir; but I think he doesn't deserve so much destruction and so I would like to take up the cudgels for him in our days.
Yes, it's true; the Eau du Soir of the 1990s was raid-like massive; but above all because it was permanently overdosed! An understanding portion of tact - just one mini-mini-drop of the perfume and only a very, very light, restrained spray with the Vap - would certainly not have caused the angry, annoyed looks or the desperate moans in the surroundings if a female being "floated by" with it. But in this way it almost became a hate product; as is the case with some fragrances, which are sprayed wildly and completely thoughtlessly on it and thus acquire such a bad reputation, which at least at Eau du Soir needs to be revised.
I have never been a big fan of Eau du Soir; it is my fragrance, but the mossy nuances paired with patchouli, lily of the valley and ylang-ylang have not been harmoniously revealed to me. I fell for Must de Cartier and the first Coco by Chanel with flying flags and loved both for a long time.
The current Eau du Soir, however, has lost its earlier unpleasant intensity of the first moments; it comes across as a harsh, cheerful, baroque occidental, enmeshed with a successful, earthy ambergris, musk and rose-carnation combination and has thus taken a masculine direction, which I like extraordinarily well!
Yes, it's true; the Eau du Soir of the 1990s was raid-like massive; but above all because it was permanently overdosed! An understanding portion of tact - just one mini-mini-drop of the perfume and only a very, very light, restrained spray with the Vap - would certainly not have caused the angry, annoyed looks or the desperate moans in the surroundings if a female being "floated by" with it. But in this way it almost became a hate product; as is the case with some fragrances, which are sprayed wildly and completely thoughtlessly on it and thus acquire such a bad reputation, which at least at Eau du Soir needs to be revised.
I have never been a big fan of Eau du Soir; it is my fragrance, but the mossy nuances paired with patchouli, lily of the valley and ylang-ylang have not been harmoniously revealed to me. I fell for Must de Cartier and the first Coco by Chanel with flying flags and loved both for a long time.
The current Eau du Soir, however, has lost its earlier unpleasant intensity of the first moments; it comes across as a harsh, cheerful, baroque occidental, enmeshed with a successful, earthy ambergris, musk and rose-carnation combination and has thus taken a masculine direction, which I like extraordinarily well!
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