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Thank you for the compliment! It's not always easy to translate them from German but I'm trying my best. :)

Thanks for the warm welcome and kind words! :-)

Hi there < 3
Just wanted to let you know that I do a scent related project again on YouTube :)

SMELL & TELL NOVEMBER ----> You can watch the TRAILER hereL https://youtu.be/LjmZlufUH4Q
Daily uploads with lots of information!
Not only about perfume, but just Guus being Guus: rambling about everything and anything ;)
Hope you will feel inspired by SMELL & TELL NOVEMBER!
Enjoy!
xoxo Guusje

Thanks for the welcome, I'm enjoying the site!

Thanks for reading my blog. I like your dogs.

Since the rest of the Greek text reads "She's hiding her ears under her hood, for she doesn't want anyone to know that her parents were the first rebels. But deep inside she's proud of herself.", I guess that the part of the story we were never told was probably this one.
http://wallpapers-3d.ru/sstorage/53/2010/02/image_531902101802347495672.jpg

Tentations is actually more like eating a juicy pepper-sprinkled peach (enter eccentricity), as a snack accompanying a vodka-quaffing spree, in the middle of a garden laden with intoxicating carnation bushes. And speaking of kitsch, I think that its bottle is the exact opposite, since it would be the perfect movie prop container for holding a potion hanging from an oriental princess' belt.

It depends...Literally speaking, it should be one of these.
http://www.parfumo.net/Perfumes/Police/To_Be_The_King
http://www.parfumo.net/Perfumes/Ed_Hardy_Christian_Audigier/Skulls__Roses_for_Him
But since kitsch and I had always a somewhat hostile stance to each other everytime we met, I think I'll go with this.
http://www.parfumo.net/Users/GothicHeart/PerfumePicture/34549
And yes I know that one man's aesthetic dream is another man's aesthetic nightmare. Lots of thanks!

In my book, Anaïs Anaïs belongs to a limited genre of fragrances which I call "perf(um)idious" (although the Greek word I use cannot be translated accurately), and which pack a good deal of potential debauchery and oppressed desires beneath their beguilingly innocent looks. The strange thing is that while I love them, they also scare the hell out of me, as I find their mesmerising effect nearly impossible to resist. They mean "business" in a covert and embarassing way, which usually catches me off guard. And speaking of business, since images are the main way in which fragrances speak to me, I'd surely dig this kind of innovation. It would be like a book where you can smell the words and behold the plot. Thanks a lot for dropping by!