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Cheesecake gourmand soooo beautiful !!!
Metaphorically: a cheesecake. Really buttery and creamy. There is no skimping on fat, nix there with curd baked. Cream cream cream and melted butter is the keyword! Good amount of real bourbon vanilla sugar, the expensive one with the real chunks. There is also grated lemon peel and orange zest in the batter. Finally, add a pinch of pepper instead of salt. On top of the dough are sugared canned peaches for garnish. Add bourbon vanilla sugar and put it in the oven. After the baking time, freshly squeezed lemon/peach juice is spread over the fresh cheesecake to give it a fruity note. Exactly this course represents the perfume.
I really have to say, I am sooo in love! I really did not think that such a spontaneous purchase will be so great. He is suitable exclusively for the winter, in the summer the whole thing would be too inappropriately sweet for me. He goes from the intensity of the sweetness already direction aquolina pink sugar.
The flacon is quite pretty. Fits however so not at all to the perfume. I have more citrus and fresh forest notes imagined, or flower meadows in the wild forest, so this direction no idea :D. Didn't expect something so nice. Still, I would argue that the bottle is inappropriate and misleading.
What puzzles me a lot, though, is that no one has mentioned the similarity to Lira by xerjoff? I have both of them here. Lira as a bottling.
Lira is much warmer in comparison. If I had to describe it:
Both come freshly baked out of the oven. However, peach and lemon juice is still dumped over Lolitaland cheesecake so that this cheesecake has a citrus/peach juice impact.
Lira remains thoroughly warm, heavy, and devoid of peach/fruit notes. Pure oldschool cheesecake gourmand. Lolitaland still remains a "lukewarm breeze" next to Lira. (Does not count for the durability and sillage!! Both very strong!)
Nevertheless: for the narrower thaler lolitaland is a fruity and lighter alternative to Lira!
Maybe I'm the only one, but I find that e.g. tendre madeleine is NOT a dupe to Lira. Spicy, cinnamony cookie bakery is tendre. There is no (!) spice in Lira. I find lolitaland closer.
A wonderful perfume. Am glad that I have the 80ml right there
I really have to say, I am sooo in love! I really did not think that such a spontaneous purchase will be so great. He is suitable exclusively for the winter, in the summer the whole thing would be too inappropriately sweet for me. He goes from the intensity of the sweetness already direction aquolina pink sugar.
The flacon is quite pretty. Fits however so not at all to the perfume. I have more citrus and fresh forest notes imagined, or flower meadows in the wild forest, so this direction no idea :D. Didn't expect something so nice. Still, I would argue that the bottle is inappropriate and misleading.
What puzzles me a lot, though, is that no one has mentioned the similarity to Lira by xerjoff? I have both of them here. Lira as a bottling.
Lira is much warmer in comparison. If I had to describe it:
Both come freshly baked out of the oven. However, peach and lemon juice is still dumped over Lolitaland cheesecake so that this cheesecake has a citrus/peach juice impact.
Lira remains thoroughly warm, heavy, and devoid of peach/fruit notes. Pure oldschool cheesecake gourmand. Lolitaland still remains a "lukewarm breeze" next to Lira. (Does not count for the durability and sillage!! Both very strong!)
Nevertheless: for the narrower thaler lolitaland is a fruity and lighter alternative to Lira!
Maybe I'm the only one, but I find that e.g. tendre madeleine is NOT a dupe to Lira. Spicy, cinnamony cookie bakery is tendre. There is no (!) spice in Lira. I find lolitaland closer.
A wonderful perfume. Am glad that I have the 80ml right there
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