Gipsy1982

I would classify J'adore as flowery, soapy and fresh. He reminds me of fresh laundry, which might be good for my job. However, there is nothing cuddly or erotic about him. I also feel it quite one-dimensional because it doesn't develop on my skin. Unfortunately I only smell citric notes and silky rose. For me unfortunately not interesting enough

I first tested the perfume many years ago when I bought a perfume collector's magazine in my youth. I can still remember very well which perfume was included in the issues at that time. In one issue was Iceberg, in the second was Jesus del Pozo Halloween, and in one issue was parfum de peau by Claude Montana. At the age of 15, I found the fragrance too strong, of course, but somehow interesting. And the other day (I'm almost 38 years old now) it came back to my mind and I was curious if it was still available. I ordered this piece of jewellery at a reasonable price and was happy to smell it. Wow said my nose about the fireworks of aromas which hit me. With this my definitely will not be overrun! First I perceive fruity notes, possibly of blackcurrant, blackberry and marigold. The fragrance continues to develop pleasantly, adding woody, leathery and animal notes to the fruity note. This makes the fragrance very sexy and has a high recognition value without being too intrusive. The fragrance has a great silage and durability. In my opinion it is an underrated masterpiece.

I am generally a friend of oriental expressive perfumes, before I had to test Tabu by Dana and was not disappointed. Tabu is a warm spicy soft oriental. The perfume is white and sensual, but in my opinion it is suitable for the appropriate type of needs not only for the evening time, I find that it has a very high recognition value. It's a pity that there is taboo only as Raus de Cologne and no more as Eau de Parfum, so the durability is unfortunately clearly limited

I know that the perfume is a classic that is loved by many. But despite several attempts, I just can't get used to it. The top note is extremely pungent and the heart and base note are not getting milder and don't blend with my skin like they usually do. And the heart notes and base notes develop on my skin like Maggiweed. According to the fragrance pyramid, I should actually like the perfume, but unfortunately I don't. And this is not the only chypre I have. From aromatics Elixir I rather get headaches and nausea but fortunately, as we all know, tastes are different.

I tested Maja because I generally appreciate older fragrances and was curious. Contrary to what I mentioned here, Maja is still available. Maja is a light flowery fresh scent, but not so fresh that it would be pungent like some modern scents. I find it very pleasant to wear in spring and summer. All in all a very nice flowery scent, even one of the few I like. The durability and Silas are very good.