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My first perennial favorite
Hello everyone,
for my first review here on Parfumo I have chosen the fragrance that could be described as my "signature fragrance", because I have owned it for about 10 years, long before I started to use other fragrances again.
Then as now, I was very much interested in an all-rounder that can be worn in any situation, at any time of the year without compromise. In the past, however, even slightly woody, smoky scents could not have been further from my mind. Probably I could have been chased with Encre Noire or something like that. Before the Ambroxan train really got going, which I liked at first sight (Sauvage or Coach for Men were right in my track), I tended towards fresh, slightly fruity scents that could just as well be declared unisex scents if they weren't (as in the case of Ck One or Be) anyway. Joop! Go absolutely hit the mark and met my taste.
A fresh and slightly sweet, but not too intrusive note of freshly showered light-heartedness on a mild spring morning. A fragrance that excludes the possibility of negative scenting and that shakes hands rather than hitting the shoulder
For spring and summer it is really suitable, although I don't pay too much attention to it and I am not a seasonal wearer. If I like a fragrance, I like it the whole year round.
Joop! go may not be a high-flyer in durability and in general, looking back, it may not have been a particular innovation, although it still seems to be commercially very popular, when you see it constantly on sale in many large department stores next to Ck One. However, he has generally sealed my interest in fragrances only in the long run, so I always like to come back to him.
for my first review here on Parfumo I have chosen the fragrance that could be described as my "signature fragrance", because I have owned it for about 10 years, long before I started to use other fragrances again.
Then as now, I was very much interested in an all-rounder that can be worn in any situation, at any time of the year without compromise. In the past, however, even slightly woody, smoky scents could not have been further from my mind. Probably I could have been chased with Encre Noire or something like that. Before the Ambroxan train really got going, which I liked at first sight (Sauvage or Coach for Men were right in my track), I tended towards fresh, slightly fruity scents that could just as well be declared unisex scents if they weren't (as in the case of Ck One or Be) anyway. Joop! Go absolutely hit the mark and met my taste.
A fresh and slightly sweet, but not too intrusive note of freshly showered light-heartedness on a mild spring morning. A fragrance that excludes the possibility of negative scenting and that shakes hands rather than hitting the shoulder
For spring and summer it is really suitable, although I don't pay too much attention to it and I am not a seasonal wearer. If I like a fragrance, I like it the whole year round.
Joop! go may not be a high-flyer in durability and in general, looking back, it may not have been a particular innovation, although it still seems to be commercially very popular, when you see it constantly on sale in many large department stores next to Ck One. However, he has generally sealed my interest in fragrances only in the long run, so I always like to come back to him.
