Gucciolini89

Many questions are certainly always why one or the other fragrance is adjusted or can not have a long life.
There are two fragrances in this category for me, including Good Life and a fragrance from Joop, namely what about Adam.

Both fragrances are to be found in the group fresh - green.
For me grandiose compositions which are really unique and are mostly to be found in the niche section.
The just mentioned is the crux of the matter... the fragrances are simply not mainstream and for everyone. It is not for nothing that scents like Cool Water or Le Male are still around, because they are simply made for people who don't have 200 scents in their collection and only have one scent to smell good on special occasions.
The two green fragrances Good Life and What about Adam are for me fragrances on niche level and unfortunately not as pleasing as other designer fragrances
This is one of the reasons why such great fragrances simply disappear from the shelves forever.
Not a great turnover and therefore not very economical for the big brands.

I'd also like to say something about the fragrance.
Good Life starts out clearly green for me, which in this case is due to the fig leaf which is underlined by citric tones. A great refreshing opening.
Not much changes in the fragrance character except that for me a light syrupy sweetness is added.
This green theme and freshness remains almost throughout the fragrance, a really great summer scent. Sweetly amberish, the fragrance finishes and lasts for 8 hours for a fresh scent.

For me the fragrance will always have a place in my collection and I like to wear it again and again as long as I still have some of the good perfume.

Thanks for reading it