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I don't even know how to describe it now, but the Clean Skin reminds me of glass cleaner at first. I don't mean that in a negative way. I use a certain glass cleaner for mirrors and glass surfaces that smells almost exactly like the start of Skin to me. I think this is due to the flowers in combination with a really strong alcoholic start. After 10 to 15 minutes, this scent is only slightly perceptible on the skin and the fragrance transforms over the course of an hour into the fresh, body-like skin scent described by many here.
On the test strip, the skin still smells like the cleanser to me. But luckily I wear perfume on my skin and not on the test strip.
Here on the wrist, you get a fresh, somewhat aquatic, slightly sweet scent with a little floral note.
It then becomes sweeter and creamier in the base. However, it still remains clean. It lasts for 6 hours on me and keeps sending out subtle scents of freshly washed and creamed skin. Pleasant to wear. Certainly doesn't bother anyone. Personally, the skin is too unspectacular for me. But it's certainly worth a sniff for delicate and sensitive noses.

As I am more of a friend of delicate and/or fresh fragrances, the bottle of Tender White immediately appealed to me. It is reminiscent of an ice cube and seems as if the fragrance would help to cool you down in summer. When I spray it on, I briefly notice fruity notes. Then it goes very quickly in a clean - clean direction. Creamy and with a peppery undertone. A slightly tart fragrance note joins in. I also assume that it comes from hawthorn. That makes it more interesting than many other creamy drugstore fragrances. It lasts about 4 hours on me with a rather pale sillage close to the body. I have to spray a lot. Towards the end, the perfume is just nice and creamy and fresh. Fortunately, the vanilla does not pull the fragrance in a sweet direction. Musk and iris counteract this well.
I find Tender White very suitable for spring and summer.

At last I have discovered a fragrance that suits my preference for fresh and creamy scents. The bottle is plain and white with the simple inscription: Angel Schlesser. I find it very beautiful. I had the fragrance in my cupboard for at least a year before I opened and tested it last week. The first smell I notice when spraying it on is citrus. To me it smells like lemon, but from the scent notes given it is mandarin and bergamot. After 15 minutes, the scent becomes creamy. Just smells like you've applied a light fruity body cream. Reminds me personally very much of the Pure Style by Betty Barclay. Only the Femme lasts longer and performs a little stronger in terms of sillage. It is also more fruity. Otherwise, the two have the same neat creaminess. I'm currently reaching for the fragrance quite often, although it doesn't really suit the cold at the moment. That's probably because this perfume somehow makes you think of spring. I think Femme has signature potential. A good discreet companion throughout the day. Personally, I wouldn't wear it to go out in the evening, as the sillage is rather weak. The longevity is fine for me at 4-5 hours for an eau de toilette. I find the fragrance very, very pleasant and also like to wear it before going to sleep.

The Tresori d'Oriente fragrances are really very affordable. Due to the very good price-performance ratio, you shouldn't expect miracles, of course. However, the Byzantium from the range, for example, smells and performs so well that you quietly have high expectations of the others in the range.
The Forest Ritual promises to be a forest fragrance from the name alone. It starts fresh when you spray it on and the ginger immediately ensures that the fragrance has an ethereal effect and is drawn into the lungs.
This impression fizzles out very quickly on my skin. Very soon, the perfume only smells close to the body and more like a sea - pinch - algae shower gel or bath foam. But by no means like a forest. But it is very pleasant and doesn't bother anyone. After all, that's quite something! The fragrance lingers longer on clothing and develops something resinous and ethereal in the base. In the end, I did get a slight forest feeling. Since then, I have not (only) sprayed Forest Ritual on my skin, but also on my shoulders. Quite nice, but not a repeat purchase candidate for me.

Cara Mia has been around since 2015 and you can still buy it today
I've had the fragrance for a while. But it was only opened and tested today. A really beautiful and remarkable fragrance. Quite different from its pink flanker, the beige-brown Cara Mia is absolutely my cup of tea. How good that I finally discovered it! But better late than never:)
When you spray it on, it starts off citrusy due to the bergamot and mandarin. It doesn't take a minute, then the spiciness accompanied by pepper and coriander joins in.
Iris provides a dry powderiness, slightly softened by the jasmine flowers. The peach that is mentioned is lost on me. I hardly notice any peach at this stage. Patchouli and labdanum gradually come into play in an earthy, balsamic and woody combination.
Now the fragrance seems very, very familiar to me. Yes, it is really similar to Bottega Veneta. But while the leather gradually comes to the fore in Bottega Venetta, Cara Mia retains a light citric note that resonates in the fragrance until the drydown. I also notice a certain sweetness here, which probably comes from the peach. That makes it a little more wearable for me than the Bottega Veneta. I also really like incense in the base. This gives Cara Mia a special and elegant note.
Personally, I am thrilled and would never have expected such a beautiful and special fragrance.
Cara Mia is by no means a blind buy, but absolutely worth testing if you like woody - spicy-balsamic.