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Ms. McCartney and the lightness of being
I am a great admirer of the art of perfume and the work of Sarah McCartney. Both the fact that she creates interesting, accessible and unpretentious fragrances and her efforts to bring the world of perfume closer to people through workshops make her an outstanding personality among perfumers for me. Her love for her profession can be seen in numerous contributions on social media platforms on the topic of perfumemaking.
This year, for example, she teamed up with a Youtuber duo to capture the smell of an organ loft, in which the same Youtuber present different scents to their audience week after week:inside. You can feel her enthusiasm, her professionalism and her talent.
When a person reaches 80 years of age, he has experienced 4160 Tuesdays. Time enough to spray themselves with the various scents of the very productive artist from her own house 4160 Tuesdays. But how does a fragrance by Sarah McCartney actually smell?
As we mentioned at the beginning, their scents are very accessible, you don't have to struggle for several hours with head and heart notes until you find something you like in the base. Behind the creative and playful names of her perfumes like "Sunshine and Pancakes", "The Sexiest Scent on the Planet. Ever. (IMHO)", "Shazam!" and "Meet Me On The Corner" and are very direct, uncomplicated and cheerful fragrances that bring a smile to your face when you lift the back of your hand to your nose.
So is Eau My Soul. You don't have to be an expert to realize after a few seconds that this is a very round composition. The different notes and chords, especially the tobacco, the brandy, the soft sandalwood, labdanum and the sweet honey melt directly into each other. At no time a single note plays itself too much into the foreground, everything is artfully interwoven, each chord is in its right place. Incense and patchouli give the composition a very attractive, almost erotic component. The fragrance experience is both soothing and beguiling.
Eau My Soul is like a journey into the inner self. It is the essence of a calm, contented, self-confident yet playful and humorous soul that has never lost sight of the search for new, sensual experiences and especially the lightness of being.
Thank you, Ms. McCartney!
This year, for example, she teamed up with a Youtuber duo to capture the smell of an organ loft, in which the same Youtuber present different scents to their audience week after week:inside. You can feel her enthusiasm, her professionalism and her talent.
When a person reaches 80 years of age, he has experienced 4160 Tuesdays. Time enough to spray themselves with the various scents of the very productive artist from her own house 4160 Tuesdays. But how does a fragrance by Sarah McCartney actually smell?
As we mentioned at the beginning, their scents are very accessible, you don't have to struggle for several hours with head and heart notes until you find something you like in the base. Behind the creative and playful names of her perfumes like "Sunshine and Pancakes", "The Sexiest Scent on the Planet. Ever. (IMHO)", "Shazam!" and "Meet Me On The Corner" and are very direct, uncomplicated and cheerful fragrances that bring a smile to your face when you lift the back of your hand to your nose.
So is Eau My Soul. You don't have to be an expert to realize after a few seconds that this is a very round composition. The different notes and chords, especially the tobacco, the brandy, the soft sandalwood, labdanum and the sweet honey melt directly into each other. At no time a single note plays itself too much into the foreground, everything is artfully interwoven, each chord is in its right place. Incense and patchouli give the composition a very attractive, almost erotic component. The fragrance experience is both soothing and beguiling.
Eau My Soul is like a journey into the inner self. It is the essence of a calm, contented, self-confident yet playful and humorous soul that has never lost sight of the search for new, sensual experiences and especially the lightness of being.
Thank you, Ms. McCartney!
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