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...nor your big sister are my case. Rarely do I get carried away with such statements, but this smell stinks. What disturbed me about Olympea was the salty vanilla or whatever that was, which is not present here. So I thought I might like In Flames, but I don't. He scratches, he smells kind of pompous and totally penetrating. I had sprayed him, put a sweater on him and then quickly realized that he was not for me. But the sweater smelled of this horrible water the next day, so I put it into the laundry right away. There is actually nothing more to say - we were, are and will not become friends!

In the past I was always allowed to go with my grandfather to the drink market of our village and we bought - mineral water, a crate of beer, juice... And for me there was either a bottle of woodruff or raspberry soda. The former was poison green (this was still at times when natural dyes were not much in demand...), the latter bright pink. Raspberry soda made me think of Coach I recently sprayed empty.

The fragrance is not an absolute innovation, but it is a beautiful perfume. It matches the noble leather creations that Coach creates. It starts fruity and tangy thanks to raspberry and pepper, the rose soon makes it more classic and feminine. Coach is developing and I think this is one of the candidates who are also developing differently on different skins. Woody and soft he finally sounds out and with me he holds also some hours on the clothes through.

It takes a bit of getting used to the closure, which you have to open and close by turning it - but for the handbag or when travelling, that's actually not bad at all. Coach is not really playful or sweet, but already a ladylike fragrance - but for young ladies who are firmly in life with both of them. Just the raspberry soda for the big ones!

I'm not big on powder scents, if you want me to be honest. Eau Poudrée by Narciso Rodriguez I find quite terrible, see my comment there and the comparison to Tante Pusseliese from "Pippi Longstocking". Powder scents are often so musty, so dusty, so old-fashioned - I haven't met one yet that has been interpreted in a modern way and I like it one hundred percent.

Until I discover Jil Sander's powder experiment! It's got musk in it, but it doesn't crush you. I don't know exactly what rice smells like, but it makes itself wonderful in this fragrance in combination with the soft cashmere and the sweet tonka bean. I like mandarins anyway and the freesia makes the perfume a little girlish.

The composition totally reminds me of the old Bebe baby care products that I really liked in my youth. Very pleasant and not intrusive, so that Simply can also be worn very well in the office. To overdose it (...is that what it means?) is difficult anyway, because admittedly Sillage and durability are not the burner. On my skin it even lasts longer than on my clothes, otherwise it's always the other way around. Applied in the morning, I can add it in the afternoon when I come home from work

I have a new obsession. Cherry Coke. Since newest there is the sugar-free variant also in Germany and now always a box stands with me in the larder. Ice cold from the fridge, from the matching Coke glass, perhaps with an ice cube... Moah! I'd say that's probably my truck. And pretty much at the same time as I discovered Cherry Coke for myself, I also closed Prada Candy Gloss into my heart.

Somehow the two have something in common: they are sweet, but also a bit prickly, a little vanilla in the finish, and of course the cherry is in the foreground. Full, bulging, red, maybe a little artificial. The pink of the bottle goes well with the fragrance, it is not as striking and sticky-sweet as the original Candy, but much more spring-like and fruity

Rosa is my favorite color. I prefer to wear them to my office in the form of blouses with a smart skirt. And Prada La Fremme L'Eau fits exactly to this outfit. To me, it's a classic office fragrance that should suit a lot of women.

It is flowery, a little tangy and slightly sweet. The splash is probably due to the tangerine, which I generally like to smell in perfumes. The three flowers don't really belong to my absolute favorites (Jasmin above all!), but here I like them surprisingly well. They are not overblown or otherwise unpleasant, but rather fresh and clean. A bit like detergent!

L'Eau means water, but La Femme is not a thin little water. She's already expressive, but she's still in the background. A bit like the colour pink - it's also bright red, but equally soft white. If I spray the scent on in the morning before I go to the office, I can still perceive it well in the afternoon after work. It lasts especially long on the clothes, because I sniff it even in the evening still very well.

Prada La Femme is a feminine fragrance with a classic touch - in my opinion it is nothing for very young girls. But they find what they are looking for in Chloé, where the cleanliness is interpreted in a more modern way. That's probably why the contrast to the pink in the bottle - gold, in my opinion, is always a little heavier than silver, for example