09/02/2021
Zerotonin
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Umbra et imago
She wakes up in a cold sweat. Just a nightmare. The bright full moon pushes halfway under a pale cloud and shines in her face. She pulls off the wet nightgown and searches the semi-darkness for clothes. Her boyfriend's shirt. He wore Patchouli the day before.
To calm herself, she lights a sandalwood candle and plods into the kitchen.
Lost in thought, she looks out the window at the starry sky and enjoys her cup of strawberry fruit tea. After extinguishing her candle, she falls back asleep, comforted by the taste of strawberry in her mouth and the smell of patchouli in her nose.
This fragrance designed 'Mozart', singer of the gothic band Umbra et Imago. Who knows them, I do not need to tell anything. For everyone else: The band is known in the scene for their eccentric live shows. It's about nudity, horniness, BDSM. You gotta like it. I always found it too deliberately provocative. Some good music they have to offer though - for my taste.
The more excited I was about this fragrance, especially as a musk fan. And he starts as I had hoped for:
Extravagant.
Wicked.
A little dirty.
I perceive the musk here clearly animalic and powdery. He dominates the woods completely in the course of the fragrance, patchouli fights through, but also plays only second fiddle. Very far in the background, flowers can be guessed, probably iris or heliotrope, which underpin the powderiness of the musk. Until here great!
The manufacturer states that in addition to the notes mentioned in the fragrance pyramid, a secret, fresh note should be hidden. The nehm I clearly perceive in the base, as soon as musk and his S&M slaves have warped: the fragrance turns to the 'Fruitchouly', and I am firmly convinced that the secret note must be strawberry or cherry. Relatively synthetic and makes for a strange blend with the patchouli, which I ended up not liking as much as the start. An existing scent progression I still wanted to have noted positively, as well as the incredible durability and sillage for the price.
Somehow the fragrance fits the Mozart. Has he made fine!
To calm herself, she lights a sandalwood candle and plods into the kitchen.
Lost in thought, she looks out the window at the starry sky and enjoys her cup of strawberry fruit tea. After extinguishing her candle, she falls back asleep, comforted by the taste of strawberry in her mouth and the smell of patchouli in her nose.
This fragrance designed 'Mozart', singer of the gothic band Umbra et Imago. Who knows them, I do not need to tell anything. For everyone else: The band is known in the scene for their eccentric live shows. It's about nudity, horniness, BDSM. You gotta like it. I always found it too deliberately provocative. Some good music they have to offer though - for my taste.
The more excited I was about this fragrance, especially as a musk fan. And he starts as I had hoped for:
Extravagant.
Wicked.
A little dirty.
I perceive the musk here clearly animalic and powdery. He dominates the woods completely in the course of the fragrance, patchouli fights through, but also plays only second fiddle. Very far in the background, flowers can be guessed, probably iris or heliotrope, which underpin the powderiness of the musk. Until here great!
The manufacturer states that in addition to the notes mentioned in the fragrance pyramid, a secret, fresh note should be hidden. The nehm I clearly perceive in the base, as soon as musk and his S&M slaves have warped: the fragrance turns to the 'Fruitchouly', and I am firmly convinced that the secret note must be strawberry or cherry. Relatively synthetic and makes for a strange blend with the patchouli, which I ended up not liking as much as the start. An existing scent progression I still wanted to have noted positively, as well as the incredible durability and sillage for the price.
Somehow the fragrance fits the Mozart. Has he made fine!
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