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Notes08/14/2019
SolisOccasum
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SolisOccasum
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When the synapses go crazy
Ok what exactly tempts me to test an extremely sweet perfume, although I don't really like sweet? No question about it. In the course of my presence in a forum with scent madmen, it does not stay out that various neuronal circuits evaporate and want to form themselves again. Therefore in my very foggy mind I grabbed the test bottle and courageously sprayed it on.
The scent:
Starts sweet as usual, but in the background there is a slightly scratchy orange to sniff out, which wants to soften the seal puller a bit. Really tuts do not succeed, but further in the fragrance process.
Vanilla comes along and grabs all the synapses to fill them with vanilla. Now the sweet fragrance becomes even more vanilly sweet.
And in the so-called drydown comes the Tonka, which gives the sweetness a warm component.
Imagine, this scent plays with sweet scent components. First orangey fruity sweet, then candy sugar pink - (already to cardboard...) sweet, then creamy vanilla sweet, after 1h it becomes fruity currant tangy sweet, then finally in tonka bean sweet warm to end.
Unfortunately, this sweet pink adhesive veil floats constantly in the background. Probably the nectar. At least the honeybees will fly on this scent, or sweet noses.
I don't like him. Not because the scent would be boring. There's no way he is. The course is really exciting. Despite the red very dominant thread, many olfactory impressions, which are finely tuned.
I just don't like this sweet which makes birds stick to the trees and has to caramelise the water in the brook. I don't like it when I sit in the garden and a bee wants to pollinate me and desperately tries. Don't need my thing.
And he's really great at it. 9h+ and you can't smell it anyway. Dear ladies or extremely brave gentlemen. Please dose only in the evening and sparingly, otherwise the clouds will fall from the sky because of over-sugar.
Conclusion:
A very sweet fragrance with an iridescent sweet olfactory impression. Well made for sweet noses and sugar sweet creatures.
The scent:
Starts sweet as usual, but in the background there is a slightly scratchy orange to sniff out, which wants to soften the seal puller a bit. Really tuts do not succeed, but further in the fragrance process.
Vanilla comes along and grabs all the synapses to fill them with vanilla. Now the sweet fragrance becomes even more vanilly sweet.
And in the so-called drydown comes the Tonka, which gives the sweetness a warm component.
Imagine, this scent plays with sweet scent components. First orangey fruity sweet, then candy sugar pink - (already to cardboard...) sweet, then creamy vanilla sweet, after 1h it becomes fruity currant tangy sweet, then finally in tonka bean sweet warm to end.
Unfortunately, this sweet pink adhesive veil floats constantly in the background. Probably the nectar. At least the honeybees will fly on this scent, or sweet noses.
I don't like him. Not because the scent would be boring. There's no way he is. The course is really exciting. Despite the red very dominant thread, many olfactory impressions, which are finely tuned.
I just don't like this sweet which makes birds stick to the trees and has to caramelise the water in the brook. I don't like it when I sit in the garden and a bee wants to pollinate me and desperately tries. Don't need my thing.
And he's really great at it. 9h+ and you can't smell it anyway. Dear ladies or extremely brave gentlemen. Please dose only in the evening and sparingly, otherwise the clouds will fall from the sky because of over-sugar.
Conclusion:
A very sweet fragrance with an iridescent sweet olfactory impression. Well made for sweet noses and sugar sweet creatures.
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