Daneh

After writing (and deleting) a statement several times, I'm now writing a commi to the scent I've wanted to know for so long. The space for a statement is just not enough to do justice to Mad About You.

It clearly goes in the direction of the headline. But also clear differences.

- LPRN (2019) was probably the original model, which was reinterpreted (better) by Pierre Guillaum according to his own ideas. But it did not become a loud fruit cracker.

- Black Perfecto is also much stronger, fruity, leathery and still too sweet for me.

- Purple Heard V.5 is smokier, darker, less sweet than Mad About You. But here the "radiance" is missing. The berries here are more dark purple than red.

- Lost Cherry annoys from the base with way too much cinnamon. But it has the charisma that makes Mad About You exciting.

There are also slight hints of the liquorice note of the Lempicka fragrances. And a very special note, which is very present in Noir Okoumé.

The wheel was not reinvented here. And that's probably the reason why the fragrance wasn't launched in such a big way. The comparisons had to come. I personally think that if you do something better, if only to show that you can do it, that's OK. Everything that is too much of a good thing in the above-mentioned fragrances, that annoys or disturbs me, has been removed and supplemented with other and more interesting scents.

or hello Lenor Aprilfrische.

In the forum, under the topic of scent advice, nothing is as much in demand as the "scent of freshly washed laundry". This seems to be a basic need for fragrances for many people.
Like in summer the "sun cream scent", for men the "scent like in the forest" and also the "scent of freshly cut grass". There are not only a particularly large number of contributions, but also the most calls for contributions.

Here at Parfumo there is even the Saubär list with all the so-called clean scents.
I would have loved to have written "Guys, just double the dose of your detergent and use scented beads or perfume or put your scarves in fabric softener. Add a splash of Nivea perfume and then you have what you want - and in cheap."

L'Heure Blanche is described with a headline and with the confirmation of a statement (Passionez).

I can add the mediocre Sillage with a really bad durability (lasts about 15 minutes and is then only noticeable with the nose on the skin).
If DUA were to recreate the one with a better H/S, this perfume would certainly be a big seller - and then worth its money. After all, a bottle costs 660,00 Euro.

I consider the fragrance suitable for every woman. But especially for those who want to please everyone, work in open-plan offices or go for a job interview. And of course also for a first date or wedding in white.

Did I forget anything else?...
Mmmmh, necessary

Start: Lots of dark chocolate, patchouli (not dirty) and saffron.
The grapefruit was used in such a way that it only supports the saffron.

The mixture of chocolate, patch (I know, it's not listed) and saffron combines to a harmony.
Anti-Blues does not seem cheap or ordinary. Also not on devil come out on "niche" knitted.
It is a feel-good scent that can be worn very well by men.

It smells delicious - but it is not sweet. I can hardly make out vanilla. Vetiver only very little in the base. And in such a way that he does not annoy me (I already had my vetiver phase). Neither tobacco nor leather comes out much in my case. I can't see any hay

Yeah, what's he got?

Perversion.

Oh, that's nothing new - but the one who gets sick with something like that...
The guy is 2.15 m tall, muscular, has broad shoulders, dark hair and yet always flattens women who have broken all 10 commandments. How did he get the perversions?

He is a strong alcoholic and he wanted to be informed in time before the rum runs out. But this did not happen. He then sat on the dry land and out of desperation drank all the cough syrup (for adults). He had only 60% alcohol but was not as sweet as his usual rum.
That's why he wanted to soften the aftertaste with caramel sweets.
Now it was so that Knecht Ruprecht (instead of Christmas;) brought all the children who were not dear to Easter and they stole almost all the sweets.
Only a few nuts were left near the purgatory. And to save them, the devil slipped on some sage leaves and sprained his wrist.
He also used too much rheumatism ointment extra strong, the fumes from it fanned the hellfire even more.
And it was clear that you shouldn't have a flag of alcohol around purgatory.
Now he's been shouting so loudly for a day that all the volcanoes on Earth have erupted at the same time.

And what do we do now?

Ask the Greeks. They know about high temperatures.

Why irresistible?

Normally, after a sharing filling action (here 6 pens filled one after the other), I don't feel like the fragrance anymore for the time being. But what did I spray with the next morning? - with pleasure - yes, again with Madly in Love. Somehow he won't let go of me and I could spray him on me in the morning and evening without him annoying me, boring me or becoming too much to me.

But let's get to the scent.

The top note:
Goes roughly in the direction of Black Perfecto. But it's not quite as sweet and fruity. Without liquorice and rose and with less leather. It's a combination of pleasant fruitiness, just bearable sweetness, a lot of light smoke and, I think, a pinch of black pepper.

The heart note:
Smoke and sweetness are diminishing, the raspberry is still there. It's accompanied by the Jammi note from Back to Black (a combination of honey and plum puree, I think).

The base note:
Almost the heart note with a shot of Black Phantom and lots of smoke. And everything combines wonderfully and captivatingly with each other. Becomes softer but at the same time more radiant. Black leather smells different to me but smoke and light, dry wood suits. The raspberry still flashes from time to time. I ask myself from the base whether I would not have bet on rhubarb in a blind test

Durability and Sillage:
One drop is enough to fog a whole office including hallway for 2 hours clearly.
I can't complain about the shelf life either.

Assessment of the fragrance: Passes as a niche, but could imagine that it will go down very well with the broad masses. The more often I wear it, the higher the rating...

The bottle:
Looks chic and valuable. The round glass ball is upside down. The saying "Yes I was..." can be found on all four sides of the cap.
The sprayer is smooth-running. I was able to fill quite quickly and without problems without a funnel.