AnJa

Why did Voyage pass me by so completely? I can only explain it by the fact that he is predominantly, by the way completely wrongly, to be found only on the men's shelf ..... or because the flacon is not my case at all! Actually, I'm not impressed. Anyway, late bloomer, but really sorry I didn't have it on my screen.

All the more beautiful our first encounter. I was looking for something extraordinary, sunny, fluffy and uncomplicated. Okay, he's not uncomplicated. But he grabbed me. I find the composition of the scents really ingenious, dreamlike and captivating.

The prelude is lemony fresh and cheerful. In the course of time it develops woody, warm, rosy, enveloping and at no time aftershave moderately. I find him clearly unisex but definitely incredibly well suited for the female race. It also develops completely differently on my skin than it does on my husband. With him he rather goes in the super citric direction, with me he gets creamy warm.

A fragrance without equal.
He makes me happy.

The silage is rather mediocre, which is okay. You don't want to attract much attention with this fragrance. Although I think it's going down pretty well. At least I'm often asked.
The shelf life is okay at approx. 5-6 hours.

I think this will be my new treasure for now. Let's see what time brings.

I love him, and I can't without him. But really only in summer. Then no matter how hot it is, he always leaves. Fresh and fruity.
I also like fresh and uncomplicated fragrances. One of these isser.
He doesn't bother anyone... I think. Does not bite and is well tolerated.

Recently at the cashier asked the nice lady behind it what I would smell so great. Okay... so not such bad silage after all.
If I remember correctly, I am often asked about it. More often than on other heavy scents and silage monsters. Funny!

I cannot sniff out the individual components. The Nile is so complete and round. That's how he stays the whole time

....this is supposed to be the message behind the spot for lˋÉclat . Well, if ˋse thinks so. I basically made a mega bow about everything that starts with "La vie". There's nothing about "together."

The sample that was once added to a purchase disappeared into the depths of my sample box. I thought she was in good hands. At some point I searched this box for a certain sample and with lˋÉclat fell into my hands. Since a dear colleague uses the "normal" La Vie est belle, I thought I'd give her a little pleasure. But she refused thankfully and said she didn't like it at all. It wouldn't have anything to do with the original scent. AHAA!! That sounded good!
So I tested lˋÉclat.

It starts very fruity with the tangerine, maybe a little bit stinging. That's true. But just for a second. The orange blossoms and the jasmine are very well perceptible. But you don't really have to wait long for the really great base note. The vanilla and sandalwood make it indescribably creamy and cuddly. Patchouli with a hint of vanilla is what hangs in your hair or clothes the next day.
I find it suitable for all occasions because in my opinion it is not intrusive. Provided, of course, you dose moderately. I need a sprayer to the back of my neck and the back of my knees.

So what now? He's great. Really great! We don't need to talk about H+S. Mega. But discreet and not so screaming. Rather clean, fresh and cuddly. Of course he's cute, too. But not in the way I expected.

I like!!

Now I actually own a La Vie est belle scent.

The pink Mon Guerlain has been in my possession for a long time. Why haven't I written a Kommi yet? Maybe because he's splitting me in half. I'm torn. I'm torn.

There are days when I love this cuddly, fresh vanilla. It makes me feel like lgli says, calming. So pleasant, lulling, cuddly and balsamic. Beautiful.

Then again there are days when I am scared of myself. I spray it on and I'm struck by sweet, sweet and sweet again. Squeaky sweet. I can't stand him there, so bad I have to wash him off.

I've never felt it that bad about any other scent before. You always have these fluctuations. One day this scent is beautiful, the next day the other. I have a pretty broad fragrance spectrum and don't like to settle on fresh or sweet or oriental or whatever. I'm always changing too. There's no particular direction. But they always associate me with fresher scents.

The fragrance starts fresh and vanilla. Pleasantly lulling and tender. After a short time it gets warm and deeper, so it stays until the end. On the good days, that's my favorite part. It's also more creamy vanilla, not so sticky anymore. Maybe it's the sandalwood. Then I wish I always liked him so much. The shelf life is above average. The silage is not room-filling, rather close to the body.

I think the bottle's pretty. Especially the cloverleaf clasp.

You're being flooded with commercials for the Tiffany water right now. Shop windows, TV, magazines and so on...
All right, let's do this. In my favorite perfumery for a short chat, sprayed on, let work.

Tiffany intense launches Irispuderig. Very nice prelude and that remains so for the time being. However, it changes completely in the base and becomes sweeter, warm and creamy. Benzoin and amber close creamy and soft. I also sniff patchouli at the end. So sweet, creamy, earthy and cuddly. This is where I like it best.

The shelf life is good. I'd set him up at eight hours. The silage does not fill the room but is pleasant.

It is now in my collection. I like it, but I actually don't use it very often