07/14/2018
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a peasant child dresses up
Right away: my favorite among all the Chèvrefeuille fragrances that are or were on the market is the original one from Yves Rocher.
As a young woman and Yves Rocher customer, perhaps from the "second hour", I got to know this fragrance and am actually still looking for this originality.
Like its fragrance brothers at the time, "Chèvrefeuille" contained only honeysuckle, dispensed with Chi-Chi and all sorts of ornaments.
Unfortunately, this fragrance is a thing of the past; I already wrote a tribute to him.
He misses me but still!
Also with Annick Goutal in assortment "Le Chèvrefeuille" may not be missing in the Soliflor collection of course; I also like to use this fragrance.
But here the peasant child honeysuckle ausgehfein made. The solid garden gloves give way to those made of fine lace or glacé; the feet are put into pumps instead of wooden shoes and the resistant smock apron becomes a light, fragrant summer dress. Even the headscarf becomes a neat little hat.
We are witnessing a transformation here that has actually succeeded.
But still, the peasant child feels so "dressed up" not quite so comfortable; one notices it already.
Honeysuckle in its original form, in "his" gardens adorns every fence, every shabby arbor and prettifies many a building sin; it grows everywhere.
The original sweetness can in sunny afternoon hours almost a little annoying can and even cause headaches - the almost nectar-like heavy honey scent of the flowers, sometimes almost stuns.
When the air seems to be with heat, the cicadas loudly make their presence known, it would not be surprising if from a corner of the garden appeared the hairy little guy with a horse's foot and a flute: Pan is on the way; it is the hour of Pan!
He enjoys this nectar in the air and rejoices in his life.
Annick Goutal has added citrus freshness to her honeysuckle: Petitgrain and the scent of ripened lemon tease it a little. Instead of heavy and sweet, the opening note of this fragrance is fresh and floral.
The beauty of the simple but very fragrant garden jasmine sets in the heart and entertains to the renewed honeysuckle note "a little flirtation"!
This is quite entertaining and strikes a bit into the ladylike. From the peasant flower is already nothing to guess; the "cosmetics" has succeeded quite successfully.
Fresh and ladylike-innocent presents itself "Le Chévrefeuille" here.
That this mixture of fragrances settles in a normal peasant garden, no one suspects.
For this it is too fine, too civilized!
As the highlight of this creation, the narcissus is added; it once again brings some sweetness to this fragrance.
Thus, "Le Chèvrefeuiele" rises to a better league; or at least it tries.
I like this fragrance, it actually also does not deserve to be compared with this "Urvaten" of Yves Rocher.
He moves easily and quite elegantly, with light steps he develops his scent course and establishes itself, for example, on a hotel terrace on the Côte d'Azur! Forgotten is the peasant origin!
Nothing reminds of the peasant child anymore; only now and then it breaks out in rather undame laughter, instead of just smiling finely.
Also honeysuckle can not be bent too much.
Like most Annick Goutal fragrances, "Le Chèvrefeuille" is also quite volatile.
It is worthwhile to take one of the beautiful flacon to re-spray: in the course of an afternoon, not only with coffee and cake on our hotel terrace on the Côte, but also at cocktail hour, when the pianist arrives, new fragrance is needed again: it must be sprayed!
At the same time, a new burst of fragrance is not annoying, it does not disturb! Even the immediate surroundings do not feel bothered by it.
Annick Goutall has created here a tamed, civilized honeysuckle scent, which is not much to criticize.
And yet I sometimes think back to the old days, when the goat was actually still called goat and her stable was not the grand hotel, but a kind of wooden hut.
Thank you, Madame, for your good intentions; I find "Le Chèvrefeuille" accomplished in its own way and welcome its clean, fresh look!
On it instead of a glass of milk now a glass of champagne - à votre Santé!
As a young woman and Yves Rocher customer, perhaps from the "second hour", I got to know this fragrance and am actually still looking for this originality.
Like its fragrance brothers at the time, "Chèvrefeuille" contained only honeysuckle, dispensed with Chi-Chi and all sorts of ornaments.
Unfortunately, this fragrance is a thing of the past; I already wrote a tribute to him.
He misses me but still!
Also with Annick Goutal in assortment "Le Chèvrefeuille" may not be missing in the Soliflor collection of course; I also like to use this fragrance.
But here the peasant child honeysuckle ausgehfein made. The solid garden gloves give way to those made of fine lace or glacé; the feet are put into pumps instead of wooden shoes and the resistant smock apron becomes a light, fragrant summer dress. Even the headscarf becomes a neat little hat.
We are witnessing a transformation here that has actually succeeded.
But still, the peasant child feels so "dressed up" not quite so comfortable; one notices it already.
Honeysuckle in its original form, in "his" gardens adorns every fence, every shabby arbor and prettifies many a building sin; it grows everywhere.
The original sweetness can in sunny afternoon hours almost a little annoying can and even cause headaches - the almost nectar-like heavy honey scent of the flowers, sometimes almost stuns.
When the air seems to be with heat, the cicadas loudly make their presence known, it would not be surprising if from a corner of the garden appeared the hairy little guy with a horse's foot and a flute: Pan is on the way; it is the hour of Pan!
He enjoys this nectar in the air and rejoices in his life.
Annick Goutal has added citrus freshness to her honeysuckle: Petitgrain and the scent of ripened lemon tease it a little. Instead of heavy and sweet, the opening note of this fragrance is fresh and floral.
The beauty of the simple but very fragrant garden jasmine sets in the heart and entertains to the renewed honeysuckle note "a little flirtation"!
This is quite entertaining and strikes a bit into the ladylike. From the peasant flower is already nothing to guess; the "cosmetics" has succeeded quite successfully.
Fresh and ladylike-innocent presents itself "Le Chévrefeuille" here.
That this mixture of fragrances settles in a normal peasant garden, no one suspects.
For this it is too fine, too civilized!
As the highlight of this creation, the narcissus is added; it once again brings some sweetness to this fragrance.
Thus, "Le Chèvrefeuiele" rises to a better league; or at least it tries.
I like this fragrance, it actually also does not deserve to be compared with this "Urvaten" of Yves Rocher.
He moves easily and quite elegantly, with light steps he develops his scent course and establishes itself, for example, on a hotel terrace on the Côte d'Azur! Forgotten is the peasant origin!
Nothing reminds of the peasant child anymore; only now and then it breaks out in rather undame laughter, instead of just smiling finely.
Also honeysuckle can not be bent too much.
Like most Annick Goutal fragrances, "Le Chèvrefeuille" is also quite volatile.
It is worthwhile to take one of the beautiful flacon to re-spray: in the course of an afternoon, not only with coffee and cake on our hotel terrace on the Côte, but also at cocktail hour, when the pianist arrives, new fragrance is needed again: it must be sprayed!
At the same time, a new burst of fragrance is not annoying, it does not disturb! Even the immediate surroundings do not feel bothered by it.
Annick Goutall has created here a tamed, civilized honeysuckle scent, which is not much to criticize.
And yet I sometimes think back to the old days, when the goat was actually still called goat and her stable was not the grand hotel, but a kind of wooden hut.
Thank you, Madame, for your good intentions; I find "Le Chèvrefeuille" accomplished in its own way and welcome its clean, fresh look!
On it instead of a glass of milk now a glass of champagne - à votre Santé!
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