PetroWolke

My long search for a green summer fragrance has found its happy end here, where I would have been almost ready to pay about 10 times. The proof par excellence that a great fragrance must not always be expensive.
The EdP starts green, citrusy, fresh and slightly sweet but completely without this synthetic designer sweetness. Simply refreshingly different.
A parallel to the iced tea of Pfanner is undeniable. Later on, it gets a bit woodier and minimally masculine. It's really similar to "Un Jardin en Méditerranée | Hermès", although the Hermès is a bit more complex, floral and feminine. However, it's this understated simplicity of Vintage Green that I like. Especially on a stressful summer day, or when you just don't feel like a complex smell, Vintage Green is brilliantly refreshing and invigorating.

The packaging is high quality, the bottle simple, made of heavy glass and metal closure.
All in one a really nice perfume and one of the few that you can buy mMn at its price of 20-25 € confidently blind

Without warning you suddenly find yourself in a dense mixed forest. It's already dark but the night will last for another 8 hours. It must have just rained, because the air feels heavy and the moss-covered roots are still wet.
You can literally hear the mighty forest growing around you. Animals or all the city people with their designer perfumes apparently don't dare go that deep into the forest.

Coven by Andrea Maack is an insanely authentic forest unisex fragrance, which is not fresh, which is why I personally would rather wear it in autumn / winter, but still does not come across at all musty, so that it can also wear well young people. However, he is already a bit dark, which I feel rather masculine

Opens fruity summery, but also somewhat synthetic.

Then one of the most beautiful heart notes of a summer fragrance ever:
Aquatic modern - completely without this oldschool Davidoff Cool Water or deodorant scent, but simply like the pure ocean from its most beautiful side. Wow!

But then the big disappointment in the base:
Gradually comes through more and more a note that just smells like sweat, until it even dominates everything in the end. Admittedly, the perfume is then only skin close, but still, that's yes exactly the note you do not want to have especially in the summer and really put me off.
Of course, also tested on paper to exclude self-impact.

In addition, this perspiration smell lasts an enormously long time.
Thus, LB Eau Intense is one of the least fragrances in which I would have liked a shorter shelf life

I had hoped for a stronger version of the EdT but was disappointed.
In the opening still very identical to the EdT with the beautiful Eros DNA, the eau de parfum settles clearly more "masculine" and as I find more unpleasant. For me it is not only a little more mature but goes in a completely different direction, which I find very unfortunate