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Finally summer and pleasant temperatures, of course, a special fragrance must be here. Vanira Moorea is for me for several years in the summer months a faithful companion and I like to use it when it is really warm. Only then he can fully spread its citrus magic.

The fragrance starts slightly citrusy with a certain bitterness, which is also noticeable until the end of the fragrance development. The first very lemony impression evaporates quickly and after half an hour, fraternize a wonderful orange and a delicious vanilla. Together they now determine the fragrance development. Each of the two pushes itself more or less to the front and wants to be in the front row, but it remains with orange and vanilla. In warm temperatures, the scent is long lasting and 8 - 10 hours I can perceive it on me.

Faziit: Personally, I find citrus scents are excellent for summer. They give the impression of freshness and if done well, the longevity is decent too. Vanira Moore is not a high-priced fragrance, but fulfills its task as a citrus fragrance more than excellent and is my absolute recommendation for great and hopefully still warm summer months.

From the individual fragrance components exactly my Beuteschema, but why only so shy? Hardly sprayed on the lady wants to flee and disappear. That is already shocking little silage. Sublime Vanilla by Creed also goes in the same direction. Again, a great love of mine, but similarly fleeting. Well, at least you can fall here carefree in a Sprühekstase and fog themselves really strong without sending his environment in the perfume hell.

But now let's get to the scent progression. The lady has first a fruit basket in the hand. Where the lemon is clearly in the foreground. Where the kumquat should be I can not say. Perhaps it is hiding behind the lemon. In any case, I don't really notice this scent. Pretty quickly it moves on to the floral garden, which shakes the flowers here very powdery. After an hour, it turns woody and vanilla. Although in the base note with ambrette, malt and vanilla sweet components are included, the fragrance remains here but more on the woody side and does not drift in the dessert direction.

The bottle is of course, as with all Casamorati perfumes extraordinarily pretty. An art nouveau design in a transparent frosted glass bottle and individual gold elements.

Conclusion: by the very close to the body fragrance development, this fragrance can be worn always and everywhere. Here you are not wrong and he fits in my opinion to every occasion. Also here the price should not remain unmentioned. We have here a fragrance sweetheart in the upper price segment, but you can also smell the value of the individual fragrance components, that should not remain unmentioned.

Lira, Lira, Lira. For me, the gourmand scent par excellence. Actually, everything is represented here, what lovers of this fragrance love so much. First, my nose perceives a delicious Campari Orange. But not too citrusy or bitter, that prevents the lavender listed in the scent progression. It doesn't take long and the scent components from the heart note want to join in too. So let's let the jasmine and rose come to the front, and they have fun with the licorice and cinnamon for several hours. After about 6 hours, they do get very tired, but remain subliminally present in the fragrance. Caramel and vanilla now want to have their say very massively and now clearly take the lead. In total, you have a wonderful gourmand fragrance development here for about 12 - 14 hours. The silage adapts to the long shelf life, because both are enormous.

At this point, the flacon must be mentioned in any case. So beautiful and in art nouveau design. A gem for any perfume collection. Of heavy quality and high quality made, he always wants to stand in the first place and stands out clearly among other perfumes.

Verdict: Sooo delicious and balanced in its fragrance notes and always wearable for me. Heaven for my little nose or just an absolute dream. So much dessert in one fragrance and absolutely high-quality in its individual fragrance components, I have rarely perceived. The only disadvantage of Lira is the price. We are here but already in the upper price segment and the account is very strained. But I personally could not resist and every time I apply Lira I have to smile because it smells sooo great. So close your eyes and just enjoy.

Surprise! Once again a review of a dessert fragrance from me. But here we have something very special. The manufacturer Frapin is actually in its core competence manufacturer of very noble cognac and the name 1270 is the founding year of this French company. Almost all perfumes of this brand always contain scent components of the wood direction and a more or less violent impact in the alcohol direction. This is very reminiscent of high-quality wines or even Cognac, which matures in noble wooden barrels for many years until perfection.

1270 starts with a very tart plum and also the orange is well perceptible. There is also a whole basket of nuts and raisins. With this perception I always think of a delicious fruit bread, still quite warm from the oven. To add a bit of variety, the flowers and spices are there at some point, but the fruit bread doesn't quite want to disappear. Subtly, but not dominantly, a chocolate note can also be sniffed out, which now pushes the scent in a creamy direction. Gentle woods, a little honey and some vanilla then provide a lovely end of the fragrance.

The only downer (and already again alcohol) is unfortunately the not so long shelf life. More than 4 - 5 hours you can not expect. Restrictively I must say, however, that I have tested the fragrance at seeeehr cold temperatures. In spring and summer, so the durability could still change something.

Conclusion: well, yes that is as always a matter of taste. I like fragrances with a delicious and sweet alcohol note. In addition, the vanilla in this high-quality form with me always goes. Also the sour fruits at the beginning with the chocolate note I feel delicious. Therefore, at this point as always my advice: Let your nose decide. Should you be a fan of the aforementioned fragrance description, then 1270 is certainly not a bad buy.

Warm, delicious, sweet and here in a bottle. Thus figure and diabetic friendly. More dessert than perfume is almost not possible. Ripe apricots in a jam jar. And because it's so nice and cozy, the almond and vanilla wants to come with it too. Nothing is used discreetly here. This fragrance is meant to draw attention to the wearer. Now, of course, as always, you could ask the question: Do I really want to smell like an apricot cake? And for me, there's a very clear answer there. Yes, why not. There are worse things after you could smell.

One must know at this point Hypnotic Poison has this name not without reason. One lets both the nearer and further environment participate in this fragrance. A silage, which gives the term space-grabbing more meaning than many other fragrances. But sometimes it has to be a little more to achieve the feel-good factor. Then the environment must also go through. Carpe Diem I say only.

Conclusion: A classic, which has now survived many decades and always represents the perfect choice in cold temperatures. Applied in the morning and still present in the evening. And who has him and wears may then like to smell, like the apricot cake of my grandmother.