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Booooah madness. Top all-round fragrance for everyone.
This perfume is exceptionally good while being crazy cheap - but actually the best, depending on how you rate. It is for young and old. Dose weakly, maybe it will be too intrusive otherwise? Fragrance explosion of masculine, "beige-brown-green" aromas (unfortunately, I can not match all the plant names)
It smells somehow noble and expensive. Masculine through all phases. Lasts a very long time on the skin, even the morning after there is still a residue. Smells not after grandpa and also not after high school graduate, nevertheless, also these may use it. Buy There is no man on whom this perfume does not fit. The bottle is supposed to look like a cigar probably because of the name, I have quite different associations there, but it is about fragrance and not about appearance. I have already given several times my opened bottle visitors who had stayed unexpectedly overnight.
It smells somehow noble and expensive. Masculine through all phases. Lasts a very long time on the skin, even the morning after there is still a residue. Smells not after grandpa and also not after high school graduate, nevertheless, also these may use it. Buy There is no man on whom this perfume does not fit. The bottle is supposed to look like a cigar probably because of the name, I have quite different associations there, but it is about fragrance and not about appearance. I have already given several times my opened bottle visitors who had stayed unexpectedly overnight.
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first terrible, then better.
Here's my first review!!!
Home alone today. Pandemic. So I logged on here and pulled out this perfume I bought years ago and didn't like and tried it again. The experience has remained the same: After spraying it on, it smells like the candy that's in the urinal at the train station bathroom for an hour. Then a finer, more pleasant scent unfolds, which has something of lilac and violets, but unfortunately also moth paper. Later still, the scent becomes more solid, veering gently from clueless inconsequential girl to public service attorney. But very uncertain. This phase goes on for 6 to 9 hours. Only very late does the scent disappear, but that doesn't matter either. Color-wise, I would compare this scent to a very very matte pastel violet. In the late 80s I had late puberty and out of general protest behavior sometimes used a women's spray that smelled quite good and the can was purple - at that time a color that was actually forbidden. Silver Nature reminds me of that.
All the fragrance phases that you go through with Silver Nature are quite harmoniously composed in themselves. But my personal taste they do not like now. Be in any case slim and under 30 if you want to take it.
Home alone today. Pandemic. So I logged on here and pulled out this perfume I bought years ago and didn't like and tried it again. The experience has remained the same: After spraying it on, it smells like the candy that's in the urinal at the train station bathroom for an hour. Then a finer, more pleasant scent unfolds, which has something of lilac and violets, but unfortunately also moth paper. Later still, the scent becomes more solid, veering gently from clueless inconsequential girl to public service attorney. But very uncertain. This phase goes on for 6 to 9 hours. Only very late does the scent disappear, but that doesn't matter either. Color-wise, I would compare this scent to a very very matte pastel violet. In the late 80s I had late puberty and out of general protest behavior sometimes used a women's spray that smelled quite good and the can was purple - at that time a color that was actually forbidden. Silver Nature reminds me of that.
All the fragrance phases that you go through with Silver Nature are quite harmoniously composed in themselves. But my personal taste they do not like now. Be in any case slim and under 30 if you want to take it.
