04/20/2021
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From the "steometric development of a cube in space"......
.....or: spatial geometry for the nose.
An oloid is a geometric solid with two edges but no vertices. It is one of the few known solids that roll over its entire surface.
Now the question surely arises for the scent-savvy reader: who cares about that...
And I have to admit: Probably no one.
Except (you guessed it): my very special "friend" Geza Schön *grins*.
II.2.a. Oloid Perfume is "Geza" at its purest......synthetic, sterile and aloof.....
One of the advertising slogans reads, "Not just a fragrance. A transmitter. Carries your innermost to the outside world."
Whatever this "innermost" may be, it does not seem "human". It could possibly be the "innermost" of an extraterrestrial life form.....a cyborg possibly.......something that does not communicate via a "soul" but uses binary codes to communicate....
Advertising slogan number 2 would also fit this: "Within me is infinity, my heart beats a thousand waves".
Thinking in the context of
II.2.a. Oloid of "infinity," I do not think of the immeasurable human soul, but of cold, empty space ........when I think of "a thousand waves," I do not think of the gentle waves of an azure sea, but rather of microwaves or some toxic cosmic radiation....
But now to the fragrance:
This is based on the scent of the associated soap II.3.a (which, by the way, has the shape of an oloid).
According to the manufacturer, this composition is a "subtle, clear woodruff note" that smells "cool and clean". The impression "cool and clean" I can absolutely confirm.....der woodruff, however, I do not really want to open......vielleicht but I just have no idea of "woodruff" :-D.....
What I perceive - and almost exclusively - is a bombastic citrus with a hint of musk.....similar to the "Sidolin strip free - lemon".......this does not change, by the way, in the further course.....it only becomes weaker, and thus more pleasant.....
There is really nothing more to say about II.2.a Oloid.
If you like cold, clinical-sterile, super clean scents, you might like this one.
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An oloid is a geometric solid with two edges but no vertices. It is one of the few known solids that roll over its entire surface.
Now the question surely arises for the scent-savvy reader: who cares about that...
And I have to admit: Probably no one.
Except (you guessed it): my very special "friend" Geza Schön *grins*.
II.2.a. Oloid Perfume is "Geza" at its purest......synthetic, sterile and aloof.....
One of the advertising slogans reads, "Not just a fragrance. A transmitter. Carries your innermost to the outside world."
Whatever this "innermost" may be, it does not seem "human". It could possibly be the "innermost" of an extraterrestrial life form.....a cyborg possibly.......something that does not communicate via a "soul" but uses binary codes to communicate....
Advertising slogan number 2 would also fit this: "Within me is infinity, my heart beats a thousand waves".
Thinking in the context of
II.2.a. Oloid of "infinity," I do not think of the immeasurable human soul, but of cold, empty space ........when I think of "a thousand waves," I do not think of the gentle waves of an azure sea, but rather of microwaves or some toxic cosmic radiation....
But now to the fragrance:
This is based on the scent of the associated soap II.3.a (which, by the way, has the shape of an oloid).
According to the manufacturer, this composition is a "subtle, clear woodruff note" that smells "cool and clean". The impression "cool and clean" I can absolutely confirm.....der woodruff, however, I do not really want to open......vielleicht but I just have no idea of "woodruff" :-D.....
What I perceive - and almost exclusively - is a bombastic citrus with a hint of musk.....similar to the "Sidolin strip free - lemon".......this does not change, by the way, in the further course.....it only becomes weaker, and thus more pleasant.....
There is really nothing more to say about II.2.a Oloid.
If you like cold, clinical-sterile, super clean scents, you might like this one.
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