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12/13/2019
DasSpaetzle
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DasSpaetzle
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With deductions in the B-note
Yesterday I finally discovered and tested Cloud Collection No. 3 in a big department store.
The opening was summery-fruity-smooth, very reminiscent of the top note of Pink Molecule and I already saw the fragrance as a hot contender for my summer fragrance 2020. The delicious fruity note (for me it smelled more like mango; I wouldn't have recognized berries and pears there) stayed with me for quite a while. Later in the day I only smelled ozone, and plenty of it. That was almost too much of a good thing for me. A little ozone is ok, but I didn't smell any other scent here. And then, at the very end, came what unfortunately disqualified the fragrance as a purchase candidate. The base note lasts forever and simply smells like Javanol to me (probably the sandalwood note from the fragrance pyramid). I knew this from Molecule No. 4 and had ordered a Javanol fragrance once on my luck, but unfortunately I cannot bear it on myself. Unfortunately, I don't get a soft, enveloping sandalwood note, but a dusty, biting smell, which I find hard to get rid of. I tested Cloud Collection No. 3 yesterday at noon. Now, a good 20 hours later, with a morning shower and yesterday's attempt to wash off the scent from my wrist, it's still there.
There is therefore nothing wrong with the shelf life. Sandalwood and Javanol enthusiasts should enjoy the product. For me it's nothing.
You also get the impression that you've always picked out a little bit of different molecular scents and put them together to a new combination. As I said, I smell Pink Molecule (maybe something like the sea buckthorn note in Cloud Collection No. 1), Molecule No. 4 and the ozone note is in principle comparable to the one in e 'L.
I find it very exciting that the fragrance clearly develops over time, I think I've never smelt that much before. But I find the head note and the base note to be extremely contradictory, so I would have liked a bit more harmony. Too bad. Nothing for me. I'd rather stay with my other Zarko scents.
The opening was summery-fruity-smooth, very reminiscent of the top note of Pink Molecule and I already saw the fragrance as a hot contender for my summer fragrance 2020. The delicious fruity note (for me it smelled more like mango; I wouldn't have recognized berries and pears there) stayed with me for quite a while. Later in the day I only smelled ozone, and plenty of it. That was almost too much of a good thing for me. A little ozone is ok, but I didn't smell any other scent here. And then, at the very end, came what unfortunately disqualified the fragrance as a purchase candidate. The base note lasts forever and simply smells like Javanol to me (probably the sandalwood note from the fragrance pyramid). I knew this from Molecule No. 4 and had ordered a Javanol fragrance once on my luck, but unfortunately I cannot bear it on myself. Unfortunately, I don't get a soft, enveloping sandalwood note, but a dusty, biting smell, which I find hard to get rid of. I tested Cloud Collection No. 3 yesterday at noon. Now, a good 20 hours later, with a morning shower and yesterday's attempt to wash off the scent from my wrist, it's still there.
There is therefore nothing wrong with the shelf life. Sandalwood and Javanol enthusiasts should enjoy the product. For me it's nothing.
You also get the impression that you've always picked out a little bit of different molecular scents and put them together to a new combination. As I said, I smell Pink Molecule (maybe something like the sea buckthorn note in Cloud Collection No. 1), Molecule No. 4 and the ozone note is in principle comparable to the one in e 'L.
I find it very exciting that the fragrance clearly develops over time, I think I've never smelt that much before. But I find the head note and the base note to be extremely contradictory, so I would have liked a bit more harmony. Too bad. Nothing for me. I'd rather stay with my other Zarko scents.
Itchynose
Hermesh
