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Are you underestimated?
While looking for a new sweetie, I came across Meliora.
Since the bottle, the fragrance notes and the reviews have convinced me, it was bought blind.
And what can I say? It was worth it!
The bottle is a real eye-catcher. High quality and noble processed.
The fragrance ... Wow!
"Fruity scents" are actually not so mine ... but this one is different.
Softer, more sophisticated - not just a "fruit bomb".
The currant comes out already very, but not so pungent, one-sided but soft and attractive.
The flowers, woods and the light vanilla give the rest and round it off.
An incredibly great fragrance that you should test.
Since the bottle, the fragrance notes and the reviews have convinced me, it was bought blind.
And what can I say? It was worth it!
The bottle is a real eye-catcher. High quality and noble processed.
The fragrance ... Wow!
"Fruity scents" are actually not so mine ... but this one is different.
Softer, more sophisticated - not just a "fruit bomb".
The currant comes out already very, but not so pungent, one-sided but soft and attractive.
The flowers, woods and the light vanilla give the rest and round it off.
An incredibly great fragrance that you should test.
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A rose with a vanilla coat on the red carpet
It was another blind buy that paid off.
The first spray starts fruity, but that evaporates after a few seconds and it becomes noble.
The expensive, not prickly rose comes in. Bitter almond gives the warm and exciting.
My first thought when I smelled it was: A rose walking on a red carpet wrapped in a warm vanilla coat.
The vanilla and tonka bean also play a role in giving balance.
In the end, it becomes a rather heavy fragrance that stands out
The first spray starts fruity, but that evaporates after a few seconds and it becomes noble.
The expensive, not prickly rose comes in. Bitter almond gives the warm and exciting.
My first thought when I smelled it was: A rose walking on a red carpet wrapped in a warm vanilla coat.
The vanilla and tonka bean also play a role in giving balance.
In the end, it becomes a rather heavy fragrance that stands out
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Raspberry and tobacco? Does that smell good?
Yes it does!
Since I've always wanted to test an "egg", I decided to go with this one.
It starts with a soft, shy raspberry with a hint of pear which makes it seem very mellow. After a few minutes, the noble, high quality and not biting tobacco joins which make a nice, unusual combination.
The tobacco is not pungent but very pleasant to the nose. You can imagine a tobacco that floats on a cloud.
Later, something heavier is added, which gives the fragrance a "coziness" and warmth.
The scent lasts on clothes days and on the skin almost all day
Since I've always wanted to test an "egg", I decided to go with this one.
It starts with a soft, shy raspberry with a hint of pear which makes it seem very mellow. After a few minutes, the noble, high quality and not biting tobacco joins which make a nice, unusual combination.
The tobacco is not pungent but very pleasant to the nose. You can imagine a tobacco that floats on a cloud.
Later, something heavier is added, which gives the fragrance a "coziness" and warmth.
The scent lasts on clothes days and on the skin almost all day
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The fragrance for all those who do not like oud
I take stands's distance from oud fragrances because they are acrid in my nose. Oud scents give me a headache. The stinky rubbery, partly overdosed smell....
BUT this one is different!
The oud is soft, understated and literally melts into the rose which smells expensive and elegant. In addition, the sandalwood creeps what makes it again softer and more pleasant. A light sweetness comes through and gives that certain something.
The quince comes through from time to time, but does not really have the chance to perform properly.
The longevity is top notch, as is the stillness.
A spray - and you will perceive this for several hours and enjoy it
BUT this one is different!
The oud is soft, understated and literally melts into the rose which smells expensive and elegant. In addition, the sandalwood creeps what makes it again softer and more pleasant. A light sweetness comes through and gives that certain something.
The quince comes through from time to time, but does not really have the chance to perform properly.
The longevity is top notch, as is the stillness.
A spray - and you will perceive this for several hours and enjoy it
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An expensive, wicked rose
The fragrance starts the first seconds gently, yet a tad fresh and smells like a ripe tangerine.
The tangerine says goodbye quickly and instead comes the elegant, expensive rose that knows what it wants! - She wants to stand out! But in a seductive, sexy and mysterious way and whiteness what in no way seems cheap.
The toned down woody notes give the rest and round it off.
A rose fragrance that is loud - but yet restrained.
The bottle is definitely a looker. (:
The tangerine says goodbye quickly and instead comes the elegant, expensive rose that knows what it wants! - She wants to stand out! But in a seductive, sexy and mysterious way and whiteness what in no way seems cheap.
The toned down woody notes give the rest and round it off.
A rose fragrance that is loud - but yet restrained.
The bottle is definitely a looker. (:
