Gandix

Starts dry, with a short alcohol prelude, then becomes iris-woody, with musk strokes; only much later is some rose added and some ambrette and lets the scent become somewhat unisex.

Speed handkerchief, I can understand this cover very well, but while pondering about this smell, I had another picture in front of my eyes.

Somehow it smelled clean, but it didn't smell like detergent either. I have to think about freshly ironed shirts. And trousers with creases. So not this steam, but this perfectly styled outfit. Just like a bank manager would go to work - the businessman.
There's something trustworthy about the fragrance. This businessman would sell you anything from the most unnecessary insurance to the most expensive credit
Fast
Because after about an hour the rose and the artificial ambrette appear.
The fragrance becomes pompous and the businessman turns out to be a little greasy when you ask him questions...
more lies and deception,
more appearance than being.
You didn't fall for him. He says goodbye with a red head,
pulls out his tempo handkerchief and wipes his sweating forehead.

Too bad. I thought it would be the perfect scent for real businessmen.

Whoops, what's that? - Fruits preserved in Bourbon
i thought and gone it was again.
The fruit disappears far into the background,
a wonderful vanilla scent emerges:
A very brightly presented flower, the Davana
on a dessert, made of foamy vanilla cream, not too vanilla
mixed with a drop of rose liqueur
and to round off the taste a pinch of Bourbon.
The whole thing is briefly flambéed, a very minimal smoky note is created (through the patchouli?)
but so minimal that it almost only looks powdery.
At the edge of the bowl there is a cedar branch, which does not smell woody here, but contributes a certain freshness.
Except for the strange fruit prelude, which is already loud, the remaining fragrance journey takes place rather very closely.
I find these fragrances from 100BON soo interesting because they conjure such vivid images into my head.
Let the prelude pass you by and enjoy the rest.
A summer dream.

I have vacation :-)
and spend it near the coasts of Portugal.
Today is Sunday and I'm wearing a white dress.
Slowly I stroll through a huge almond grove, at the roadside wild heliotrope grows.
It is the end of March, the almond trees are in full bloom, due to the southern climate, the heliotrope is already beginning to bloom.
The already pleasantly warm midday sun shines through the far apart trees, I settle down at one.
My eyelids are getting heavier and heavier, falling back on me again and again.
A gentle, mild breeze blows around me, carrying the armoma of the almond blossom and the first, delicate vanilla blossoms.
I fall into a light nap. In my dream I'm 17 again..................................................................................................
I feel like I'm bedded on light fleecy clouds, seeming to float, dreaming sweet............................................................................................................................................................................................................

What a magnificent staging of almond and heliotrope this fragrance is. without frills and frills.
Almost bland the indication of the scents, dreamlike the scent. Despite almond and vanilla notes, I don't find it overly gourmandig, it carries quite subtle flower aroma of the two in itself.
This incredibly beautiful cuddly fragrance has made it into the list of my favorite fragrances right away.
I find the Sillage for this fragrance to be incredibly pleasant, very delicate, but wonderfully perceptible on the skin. The shelf life is not hammer, but it is becoming apparent that it certainly adheres to the skin.
For all who like almonds and heliotrope, or summer vanilla at all, absolutely worth testing. Definitely one of the most beautiful fragrances from this group, which I got to know so far.
A blind purchase and an absolute hit :-)
Also the price is absolutely top, so you can spray it :-)

so I actually wanted to start this Kommi, because at first sight, you actually get exactly what it's called in fragrance. Here therefore quite clear Heliotrop with Mimose.
The prelude is also quite sumptuous, but the half dot deduction, because that's almost a bit much for me.
But he then gets the curve and becomes really pleasant from the Sillage and also the durability is already now beginning to show that it will be good properly. Above all, it sticks to the clothing, not quite so on the skin.
Well well, then the start mimosa and heliotrope, absolutely sunny, slightly fresh floral through the mimosa (which has nothing bitter here), a light sweetness, nice vanilla. A little bit of coconut is quickly added, which doesn't bother me here, on the contrary, it turns the scent into a sunscreen powder scent. So the powder is anything but dry.
And why do I actually say one hundred percent what the fragrance is called? Then the almond joins it. Cocoassociation disappears. Madel-Heliotrope-Mimosis.
And what does that remind me of? -- All I'm saying is Calisson, well tell you what?
Right - Pure eve. This fragrance is in the base very close to pure eve.
A ray covers my face, the grin reaches from one ear to the other.
I say yes, at some point I will have 10 or more of these fragrances and every single one will inspire me.
Really great 100BON, one hundred percent good, the scent.
A real blind buy bull's eye.

Some will say it's not expensive, not high-class,
i don't care
Some people'll say he's got an aldehydic start,
i don't care,
some will say, it's too round, has no corners and edges, is too pleasing,
i don't care.
It's exactly the way I love it, both as powder scent,
it is a beautiful creamy powder, like freshly bathed and creamed baby - powder, not dry.
as well as iris scent, wonderfully beautiful, buttery, creamy
I don't smell neroli, how wonderful,
and also as a heliotrope scent, I love it. The vanilla blossom gives a little something flowery and sweet to it, blindly recognizable.
The almond blossom is not marzipan, but also tender and creamy
It's not a cheap-looking musk scent, gives the scent endurance rather than an accessory.
Explicitly I don't smell sandalwood, so this must also be nice soft, creamy.
All in all
Iris Powder Almond Heliotrope Cockaigne.
Just the way I like it, the way I like it.