Callas

I am not a gourmand friend at all. But at the last ALzD purchase I have ordered myself an sampler Ten Nine out of curiosity.

I complete the scents:
Head: Jasmin, caraway, mandarin, bergamot, black currant
Heart: Rosemary, mastic (resin of the pistachio tree), lavender
Base: Musk, Patchouli, Ambra

Sprayed on an intensive chocolate smell immediately wrapped me up. This wasn't my case once so at all. However, it fades away just as fast again, too.
I very easily sweetly tasty, fruitily drift in the afternoon teatime.
Yes a cup of nice-smelling tea and a bit plain chocolate on the edge of the plate lying.
The tasty and fruity notes last in the complete smell course. I like this very much. I state none killing sweeten tightly furthermore, too.
The durability and silage are mediocre which I negatively don't feel. In this case I like a discreet restraint better.
Ten Nine isn't a smell which appears on my list of things desired. I, however, am surprised pleasantly about this smell test.

I dance around my sampler already for weeks and test or carry him constantly.
With such a distinctive flower smell I move also on different ways. Yes, but perfumo brings me up to date again and again.

The lemon notes starting strongly. Iris shows unobtrusively and softly.
I follow Medusa, in the base a little powdered , this darkness and easily spicily already describes.
Everything happens quietly and calmly.
The base is nice and woody, soft and warm. I am pleased that he sticks to me for many hours.

I feel accompanied wonderfully with this wonderful Chypre.
The list of things desired grows. Thank to Snoopy.

I have quite carefully and excitedly opened the bottle . . . . . .
Two drops on my wrist and immediately I knew "this is he" and has said it also one.
This is not at all to much for me! Perhaps also because I am so happy. I had Vu ahead of my marriage and this dates back 30 years.

The head note is very tastily and at first easily piercing but this has let me shrink back under no circumstances. On the contrary. The woody, mossy notes develop very fast. I take Chypre and keep leather. Yes, at all not sultrily and immensely sensory.
How earlier!

The wrist permanently walks to my nose . . . . . .

Dear Turandot, many thanks to you. The stage is opened up.
It was allowed to be teenagers:-) again. It was the time, as ABBA on the turntable turned and Elton John Crocodile played skirt.

I am very glad now anyway that I have given Montaigne a second chance.

After testing only I haven't coped with the head note at all. Luxuriant sweet beat contrary to me and I thought, this was it. It got weaker fast the rose smell, also not particular, the heart note, however, convinced me especially.
I decided to have passed for some hours.

This was absolutely correct!
At test no. 2 I cannot understand my previous impressions any more.
Yes, it is sweetish at first, however, the tasty notes follow fast and soothe off. The base note charms me.
I go to an unusual, exotically, elegantly sensory smell journey.

Chanel No. 5 was the first smell at which I had the feeling decades ago to be a young but mature woman now. It came added to that that I have got married also young. This probably also played a role here - I seemed adult to myself;-)
The smell accompanied me also reconcile year which of later smell purchases I cannot claim. It was just a classic. I liked him very much but the ways divided sometime.

I have found the little sister thanks to a sample now and will take by the hand tightly and not release so fast her again.
Enthusiastic - I find the smell is toddled into the footprints of the big classic and can stand the ground there very much well.

I am pleased about this new member of the family. Thanks Turandot, another stage of the smell journey is immortalized in my diary.