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05/24/2015
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Still delighting me
More than two years ago I recieved a sample of "Classic Myrrh" by Von Eusersdorff and I never have forgotten it. But there were passing so many scents I tested. My experience concerning perfumes has grown a lot and is still growing.
Yet there are step by step remaining those which I cannot forget, those I wanted to own or which I 'm already owning. A few which I dare say I fell in love with. And of course many which I do not like at all.
But why did I never manage to buy at least a decant of "Classic Myrrh"? I have no idea. Now I received a new sample of it and tested it again to proove whether it is still one of my favorite scents or not and:
I am more intrigued of "Classic Myrrh" than the first time.
"Classic Myrrh" is a fine balanced fragance with noble powdry and flowry notes from the beginning on. Initially there is as well also the frankinsence typically like in a catholic mass which is of course attracting me. I can't help it since I was catholic when I was a child. Therefore I am not able to forget the mysterious and holy atmosphere in the catholic church I felt those times to which the smell and smoke of frankincence belongs to like the "Amen".
But mutually there is this slightly honey-sweet note, something creamy in "Classic Myrrh". The santal must be of an excellent quality. The violet-root and cistus are reinforcing the gentle character of "Classic Myrrh". Balsamic and resinous notes are also reducing the more pungent and smoky impact on frankinsence. But the very cultivated whiff of fresh and hay-green dried patchouli-blossoms is the crown of the perfect blend of "Classic Myrrh".
I'm describing this all apart but in fact the scent has a short course of developement. It has his mature within a short time and then it is lasting on my skin in a moderate but equally intensity for more than 12 hours.
Thinking about the gender of "Classic Myrrh" I consider it as a more female scent. Providet women who love perfumes which are preventing to be more male. Would I love it on men? Sure and with delightment. Which is reveiling the ambiguous character of "Classic Myrrh". It characterizes the gender relations so to say. And therefore "Classic Myrrh" is an unisex perfume.
Yet there are step by step remaining those which I cannot forget, those I wanted to own or which I 'm already owning. A few which I dare say I fell in love with. And of course many which I do not like at all.
But why did I never manage to buy at least a decant of "Classic Myrrh"? I have no idea. Now I received a new sample of it and tested it again to proove whether it is still one of my favorite scents or not and:
I am more intrigued of "Classic Myrrh" than the first time.
"Classic Myrrh" is a fine balanced fragance with noble powdry and flowry notes from the beginning on. Initially there is as well also the frankinsence typically like in a catholic mass which is of course attracting me. I can't help it since I was catholic when I was a child. Therefore I am not able to forget the mysterious and holy atmosphere in the catholic church I felt those times to which the smell and smoke of frankincence belongs to like the "Amen".
But mutually there is this slightly honey-sweet note, something creamy in "Classic Myrrh". The santal must be of an excellent quality. The violet-root and cistus are reinforcing the gentle character of "Classic Myrrh". Balsamic and resinous notes are also reducing the more pungent and smoky impact on frankinsence. But the very cultivated whiff of fresh and hay-green dried patchouli-blossoms is the crown of the perfect blend of "Classic Myrrh".
I'm describing this all apart but in fact the scent has a short course of developement. It has his mature within a short time and then it is lasting on my skin in a moderate but equally intensity for more than 12 hours.
Thinking about the gender of "Classic Myrrh" I consider it as a more female scent. Providet women who love perfumes which are preventing to be more male. Would I love it on men? Sure and with delightment. Which is reveiling the ambiguous character of "Classic Myrrh". It characterizes the gender relations so to say. And therefore "Classic Myrrh" is an unisex perfume.
