Blueplanet

The day awakens with citrus flowers. Soon afterwards it becomes more and more flowery, a bit of white tea and a bit of citrus are added. But soon the plants close their flowers and the short day makes a powdery sweetish finish.
I think it's great that EDT contains mainly natural ingredients. Of course, they are more transient than synthetic fragrances. This makes it a relatively light fragrance. The Sillage keeps within limits and is not intrusive.
These features make the EDT a good overlayer over some bitter flowery perfumes. However, it washes itself off relatively quickly with water and the harsh basic perfume is there alone.

After warm days and warm summer nights it is now getting cooler in Rome. Something sentimental is in the air. But the hustle and bustle in the streets brings me to other thoughts. Thoughtfully I sit at the edge of the Trevi fountain. I watch the old Tritons try to tame the horses. It seems difficult for you to succeed. And somehow I don't even want them to succeed.
A fragrance comes to my mind, silky soft, strong spicy and sweet at the same time. But also a bit cool. Bergamot, lily of the valley and a hint of jasmine lie gently on a heavy, tart base of patchouli and myrrh. Something minty rises into my nose and pierces it. But it could also be the Patchouli. I'm pretty sensitive about that. I don't like it very much. But the composition has something very fascinating. Attractive and repulsive at the same time. Like the arrival of autumn in the city. Soon, however, the smell becomes too pungent and cool for me. Too bad, already the base steps strongly into the foreground and expels everything silky gentle. There's still a little sweetness left. But the pungent bitter smell still haunts me for many hours.
It's starting to rain...

A very interesting fragrance, although I wouldn't wear it either.
Without Patchouli he would get one more star from me.

However, the body lotion contains less patchouli and more bergamot. I clearly prefer it.