Amadea70

........ runs along the Main line and supposedly licorice is more popular up north. I don't know, my grandma always claimed there was ox blood in licorice. I didn't care, just stuffed it in my mouth and didn't think about it - it was sweet. Cat paws I liked especially, they are so nice gnietschig(soft).

Bloodflower smells first of licorice, still neatly pushed by anise - I find great. Patchouli I smell also out and a bissi flower, black rose shoulds be. Yes, rose could be in it and maybe it also gives a slight fruity note. Blood must be a slightly metallic note. Maybe there is also ox blood in it, who knows. But the note fits super to the fragrance and is not disturbing.

I feel a bit like I'm spraying myself with cat paw scent, smells really very similar to the candy. I don't find the scent itself too sweet though, pleasant.
Sunday is Halloween, then I can make my daughter happy. Let's see what the says

On Sundays she always packs her bag, just moods and credit card. Her dark hair pulled back, slippers on her feet, Walla dress - past the Esorteri store, she doesn't stop at the Turkish yet, over to the Italian.........the girls are already waiting. "One does not see you, but smell kamma you already miles before." Nice greeting, she thinks, well, your old man always brings only booze from the DM, but I do not say now. "Lorenzo, bring us a round of ladies' tablecloths!" "Are you being generous again, Mrs. Neighbor?" She nods, why not, the men at the soccer and I treat myself now. "Here you go ladies! Smell aba wieda good, Signora. New?" She nods again, smiles - "Grazie, Lorenzo!" The first prosecco is sipped, the latest gossip is told. "Sach ma, Rosi, your perfume has aba persistence, smells really good." Now sitz ma already 3 hours ands smells still, as if you just eingedieselt." She smiles.

Rosi got Habanos today. And it smells really fantastic. First I think amber, oh no, that's certainly nix for me. I do not feel the fragrance notes as animalistic or musky animal smelling. Smell flowers, tobacco, slightly acidic patchouli. Through the rose it has almost something fruity. In combination with the tobacco really very fine. Like fermented tobacco, writes Gerdi. Yes, that's how it smells. Great spice. Towards the end it becomes more and more vanilla. Through amber I have the feeling as if it would shimmer in the nose. On a woody end you have to wait very very long.

The bottle deserves the crown it wears. And has in DD a great resemblance to Amber Heath.

Insa was my bosom friend. Have before her never experienced anyone who puts so much emphasis on hi-fi or high-end devices. Her small 205 with sports chassis had no room for water boxes or groceries. Her trunk was a big power amp and her best buddy Ralle was at least as crazy. When those two talked, I put my brain on pause. So the music was always awesome, but sport suspension is only awesome if you drive it yourself. Everyone else needs a barf bag as a passenger. The fact that they didn't use gloves in the car so nothing would get dirty was everything. That was the 90s.

Was also the time of the fragrance trees in the car - the yellow ones were always vanilla. And don't take it all the way out, just cut it or you'll choke. You only make that mistake once.

Quite so smells Aura Sublime now not, but it comes close to it at the beginning. I think this fragrance is great, it gets softer and softer and later it's not so sweet either, the iris butter comes through. Here I read, he should be tomorrow also still good to smell, I'm curious

Good mood in a bottle - that's Blackbird for me. The Olympians in terms of perfume are really true magicians. To represent a blackberry in a fragrance more authentically than here, I can't imagine. My daughter was fascinated by them. "Mama, Prommbärn flücken!" And then it was off again, nice and scratchy skin......... "Mama, mär"........then home and stirring muffin batter, blackberries in. Never passed the horses, always stroking ....... "Mama, Prommbärn, kuck ma". No, today no white dress, you see the stains so and then the legs are also scratched.

Will not even take apart the whole fragrance here. For me, Blackbird is blackberry compote in the forest cooking. Fir balsam absolute is responsible for the forest feeling. Elemi and cedar push the forest feeling even further. Is moderately sweet, just right.

For me now no perfume for going out, which is just for me, squat at home, relax, let your soul dangle. And if I'm lucky, the Regina gives me a delicious glass of her fine compote in addition - then the day is perfect.

Cloud Collection I find similarly awesome, in terms of the authenticity of the fruit note. The sea buckthorn note is the hit here.

...... definitely Margret Rutherford for me. As Miss Marple, she was unbeatable. I loved those black and white whodunits with stories that were never boring. And she was cool, nothing rattled her. She was tomboyish, had a sassy mouth, and was hilarious. Agatha Christie didn't think so, but didn't interest any fan of the actress.

Kobraa certainly wouldn't have worn it at the time - more like Bluebell. But if she were alive today, I'd wish to smell that on her. The way she often stands there, smiled at by the inspector, deliberately playing dumb. And then in the end she knows who the murderer is.

Kobraa starts with me with the unpopular rose geranium. From this flower goes already times a coldness, shortly before to become metallic. Happens often with me with rose geranium. I find them harsh and cool. Then I add incense and oud. For me, it now becomes more pleasing and the scent crime continues. If I were to describe it as an image, I'd say someone put a box of dry ice there. The incense conveys a coolness, which I have not smelled so yet.

Someone who wears Kobraa is respect-inspiring, spreads a feeling of aloofness. I wouldn't want to wear the scent, even though I admire it as a work of art. The scent reminds me of Aventus, where I smelled metal. Kobraa is more pleasing and smoky to me, but just as icy.