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Creed original Vetivier.......

At the beginning I smell a pungent salty note and in the background only associations with Creed original Vetivier.

This note disappears over time and I don't know what it is, but this pungent makes the scent last.

It smells to me like summer, beach, holiday feeling, just beautiful .....aber I have to wait for it to develop, but then?

I also recognize a certain detergent, Ariel Color?
The base note from the light blue Klasiker is of course also recognizable....

A nice alternative scent for me for the summer....

A letter to Daniela Andrier:

"Dear Danila,

i think you are a wonderful scented nose in your genre.

You create fragrances that are wonderfully memorable and exceptional, those are a few fragrances for me and you have created many fragrances that do not appeal to me at all.

With this fragrance Belle d'Arles for Fragonard, you have once again totally surprised me and I find your composition and the development of the fragrance very feminine extravagant and elegant.

You are just a fine perfumer who can get it right on the mark of perfection....

C'est merveilleux et extraordinaire!

Chapeau et merci beaucoup!"

So I was quite curious how this fragrance by Fragonard would turn out.

I was myself in Grasse at Fragonard, a very modern perfume company, which works with a good marketing, there is for each and all a suitable fragrance, with refill bottles, with many nice design trifles, all somehow French, modern, loose, light and colorful ----- and affordable.

From Fragonard itself I like only a few fragrances, but then very good and I buy these again and again.

And these are not the classics that I like.

This wonderful composition begins immediately with a very creamy soft orange blossom, mixed with fine citrus notes, at the first sniff I think of a super delicious fresh smelling laundry fresh from the washing machine.
This doesn't stay for long, because it very quickly becomes orange creamy semi-sweet (syrupy?) without becoming stale, no it stays creamy with a small bitter note that is not disturbing, which makes this creamy fragrance extravagant and very elegant.

The aura is enormous, the durability for a fragrance by Fragonard incredibly good and so extravagant that I think it will be a special fragrance for a special woman can become, no mainstream, miles away from it.

With Neroli I always have the fear that it becomes stale or fleeting, that is not so here at all, the fragrance remains linear super soft, which is probably also due to the amber, which I do not perceive here so.

The fragrance is clean and underlines the femininity, so no fragrance for a man....

I hope Fragonard still makes a shower gel and a body lotion to it, they can very well, because this fragrance is so beautiful.

Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg....


.....the scandal par excellence back then when they were sexy and moaning this song away, he messy, she sexy, I love this scandalous couple and I love France.

That was my first thought on this scent....

I can only compare scents, but almost never break them down into the components, I smell an odeur, an aura, have images to go with it that remind me of something.

Here it's vanilla mixed with a lot of Le Bain by Joop, but much better more intense and gourmand.

I also own the "What we do in Paris is secret", I also find this very sexy a little softer and soapier, here there is more of a sweet sultry note to it that lasts incredibly well and creates a beautiful aura around me.....just rolled ot of my bed?

Jane Birkin is a fascinating woman, beautiful, with style, authentic, natural, gifted and she loved messy Serge, such a mismatched couple with so much charisma, scandals, excessive debauchery, but Jane is somehow naturally clean and stylishly behaved and always true to herself. No wonder the Birkin Bag by Hermes is the most expensive handbag in the world......

This perfume reflects that for me....natural, sexy, authentic and timeless, it has a sultry note that still comes across as very clean and soft, I find this fragrance very feminine and appealing and it lasts a long time and stays straight with me.

The fragrance was performed in California and not in France, note.....

Something I find a pity the bottle, in itself very well made, but it is a glass bottle and can break very quickly, that is the only thing I bemängle at this fragrance.

Californians should improve this in their lab on fire....

This scent will stay with me, I think forever...

... to capture you with all force.

Leo, the radiant majesty among the zodiac signs, flaunting with radiance, in his younger years very inclined to femininity in hot nights, grows up and matures. He knows about his powers of display, he likes to flirt, drive a Porsche, wear a Rolex, and the more mature he becomes, the more he has to flaunt and show off his masculinity. And yet he's tamable without losing his soft golden heart, which makes him stunning. And majesty still shines, even when he has come to rest.

Coco Chanel was a lioness and had immense creativity and radiance in all things in life, this fragrance suits her when she was charting her courses and on a course of conquest and success. She was passionate and created so many classics, I love her style, cih love some fragrances by ihe, not all .....you hear it, as a dreamy little fish I love the Chanel brand.

Did Coco need a time out, then she took my beloved Beige, she said Beige brings me to rest.....and Beige has been my classic for many years.

Le Lion is just the opposite...

For me, Le Lion is a wicked oriental slaying spice bomb that makes one dream of sultry hot nights of love with an oligarch on a luxury hunt....

Do I find Coromandel already very sensual and erotic, so here is even more hidden in eroticism and sensuality in it.

It reminds me of a fragrance by Amouage, I just don't know which one, I didn't buy it at the time because it was too spicy for me in the delivery.

Le Lion keeps its sultriness, but becomes very round in the course with me and it remains so, I find it beautiful.

Think, however, that it is rather a fragrance for the more mature in the noble outfit and with a lot of style and class, with the back door to the forbidden.....

I myself could never get comfortable with Shalimar, even more so with leather, but this combination here is beautiful, so extravagant, so mature, so round, a bit bitter, leathery and a certain sweetness paired and fused with 1001 night spice oils.

Certainly not a fragrance for all days, but a fragrance for the grand entrance, for the evening, for a great love.
For me to be worn by man and woman, best still as crowned majesties, because the king of the animal kingdom needs a queen who hunts him down with femininity and whom he adores and worships, then he is tamed without losing his majestic masculine charisma.

This is what fragrance tells me.....

Very successful, very distinctive, very nice, very good in durability and very nice in progression to the end....

Chapeau Chanel
Chapeau Olivier Polge

...or love at first sight?

A romantic affair in Paris or yet the big throw of true love?

The French believe in love at first sight, the Germans are more reserved and yet, it exists in life.

I am totally in love with this perfume, I was forewarned that it was similar to Le Bain by Joop - a classic for me - which never bothered me when I wore it, I like it a lot from time to time.

So I was curious, how will this fragrance develop on me?

Simply gorgeous, love at first sight, so to speak.

Was Le Bain the alternative candidate, the flirt, which never disturbed, but was pleasant, so this perfume is the bull's eye in all facets.

I feel this fragrance like an alluring Lolita, innocently sweet, gourmand and slightly voluptuous, which components are responsible for this, I can not differentenzeitren.

But in the drydown it becomes very sexy, skin deep, without losing the extravagant note, it seems almost innocently alluring, erotically seductive and becomes one with my skin chemistry.

Adorable innocent sexy, the seductive Loreley that captivates you.

I'll try to describe, the first sniff, a bit very alcoholic and bitter, maybe the bitter orange, gone after a minute, then the typical Le Bain appeal, clean, freshly showered, nice, le Bain stops here.

But then it really gets going here, so after half an hour, what is it?

Vanilla yes, honey yes, balsam yes, marzipan, a little bit and then this stunning skinny, sultry note, skin deep, like pheromones that attract, don't know what it is, like an unsweet musk, beautifully gourmand and this is where my true love for this fragrance begins.

It's so beautiful and long lasting with this note.....

No, this scent is not a flirtation for me, it was love at first sniff and now gets to join the ranks with my Beige by Chanel and Coromandel, my signature scents. Sorry, you two Chanels, you have to accept him, the third in the bunch and he is more than a fling, I love him.....

Yes, I am having an amour fou with this fragrance in Paris and don't tell the Chanels about the Californian from the lab of LA because

What we do in Paris is secret!

One thing is for sure, he will stay with me.....

The durability is great!

So, the second bottle is already on the way, I give myself for Christmas, the third maybe for my birthday.......