09/17/2018
Pete67
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Pete67
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Indian Summer...
... comes to my mind at Rouge Divin.
We live very rural and yesterday, during a walk on a beautiful autumn day through fields and meadows, this scent came to my mind, because it is for me the olifactory implementation of a sunny autumn day as a perfume.
The sun is shining, the air is mild and warm, the leaves are beginning to change colour, ripe fruit is everywhere under the trees on the meadows, towards evening it gets a little hazy...
Rouge Divin is not a rustic natural fragrance, but the "autumnal feeling" has been transformed into a feminine and elegant perfume. The scent fluctuates between euphoria and melancholy - just like autumn.
Apple, (clear) plum and cinnamon create this autumnal mood (ripe fruit on the meadows), the freesia makes the sunshine flash and heliotrope puts a powdery veil over the whole scent (= autumn mist).
I took it out of the cupboard today and on this sunny and beautiful autumn day it fits perfectly.
We live very rural and yesterday, during a walk on a beautiful autumn day through fields and meadows, this scent came to my mind, because it is for me the olifactory implementation of a sunny autumn day as a perfume.
The sun is shining, the air is mild and warm, the leaves are beginning to change colour, ripe fruit is everywhere under the trees on the meadows, towards evening it gets a little hazy...
Rouge Divin is not a rustic natural fragrance, but the "autumnal feeling" has been transformed into a feminine and elegant perfume. The scent fluctuates between euphoria and melancholy - just like autumn.
Apple, (clear) plum and cinnamon create this autumnal mood (ripe fruit on the meadows), the freesia makes the sunshine flash and heliotrope puts a powdery veil over the whole scent (= autumn mist).
I took it out of the cupboard today and on this sunny and beautiful autumn day it fits perfectly.
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