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Rarely have you smelled such a delicious almond dessert in perfume form. The almond immediately takes over without detours and other ingredients like bergamot and petitgrain I don't even notice. But they are probably responsible for the fact that the almond has to be given the reins and that you don't immediately start to get scared and run away. The smell of almonds here is more like freshly roasted almonds, but I personally find the sweetness still within the range and very pleasant for my nose. Here it is surely also helpful that it is only an eau de toilette. If one had decided to use a higher concentration of scent in this case, the sweetness would be hard to bear and would have sent the wearer into a fragrant coma without any detours.

1 to 2 hours the almond is now the absolute star and then disappears slowly into the fragrant sky and just when you want to ask yourself: Was that all there was to it? Comes unexpectedly and quickly the tonka bean around the corner and wants to be on the first place. This succeeds also quite room-filling and who is not a fan of this scent nuance, will consider at the latest now whether this is still bearable. As a dessert fan, I'm still in the game when it comes to perfume and I'm thrilled. The tonka bean envelops the wearer for about 4 - 5 hours and then slowly weakens to allow the queen vanilla to make its appearance. Because vanilla never leaves the fragrance of a perfume unasked. But compared to the fragrance components almond and tonka, vanilla is only the supporting actress in this performance and disappears after another 1 hour gently into the sunset.

Conclusion: An extremely delicious dessert to spray, but you have to be aware that all the other fragrance components mentioned in the course are only the foundation to prepare the almond and tonka bean the stage for the big performance. Flower lovers will not enjoy this fragrance, as they are almost imperceptible. For all other almond and dessert fans, this fragrance is a dream.

The executive company Venezia 1920 was absolutely new for me. Surprised me here with an absolutely extraordinary perfume. If anyone should ever be looking for an exemplary example of a niche fragrance, here is the 100% equivalent. The whole concept of this fragrance is not at all mainstream, as I have rarely come across. This also applies to the other three fragrances in this series, Divine, Lido and Royale Oud, and according to my research, these are the only perfumes of this brand to date

Each perfume is safely stored in a noble black lacquered box, so that the precious contents are well protected and safely find their way to their final wearer. On this box, the name and brand of the perfume is written in red-gold letters and it is already clear that we are dealing with a precious content. The bottle itself is of simple elegance and of such heavy quality that you get the impression of holding a heavy piece of jewelry in your hands. But now I have to mention the spray head, because I have never seen such a great piece before. There is nothing dripping or spilling and the spray mist is so fine that instead of the usual spray, a small cloud leaves the bottle and wants to nestle very softly against the skin.

The fragrance itself, despite the few fragrance components, is incredibly complex and, due to the fact that it is an Extrait Parfum, also powerful in its fragrance perception. Absolutely unusually, the fragrance starts with pure amber without any companions to soften this strong note. It begins earthy and deep black. There is nothing soft and nothing sweet. Now plum, coconut and fig come into play, but also here incredibly tart and not at all playful. This impression remains and after about 5 - 6 hours raspberry, musk and sandalwood are now present. And again in the tartest and purest form you can imagine. Intense and from sandalwood with a slight bitterness. In fact this impression remains for 12 to 15 hours and then slowly fades away.

Conclusion: Here we have no perfume for beginners. An absolute unisex scent. This perfume is for people who have already tried out almost all scents for a long time and intensively in their previous lives and are now ready for a more than extraordinary fragrance experience far from any norm. Then, however, here you will experience a fragrance that is absolutely fantastic.

Well, the fountain pen king Montblanc really knocked one out. For a company whose core competence otherwise lies in the manufacture of exclusive writing instruments, we have an exceptionally well made perfume. This impression is already conveyed visually when looking at the high-quality bottle. It resembles a high-quality ink glass in white and gold and is of heavy quality made of polished glass. Really very pretty and noble.

But let us come to the most important thing and that is of course, as always, the description of the fragrance. It starts right away with a mountain of freshly peeled and fully ripe clementines. Not too sweet, but picked from the tree as if just after harvesting. This impression remains relatively long for a perfume with citrus impact and after about 1 hour, however, now the flower components are pushing and want your appearance. Thus the citrus note is softened and still remains very good smellable. Again 2 to 3 hours later the white musk comes out and tries to push the flowers away. But this is only successful for a short time until the red carpet is prepared for the queen. Vanilla in its purest form and definitely of high quality. Now all the ingredients mentioned in the fragrance unite to form a very soft and harmonious harmony. At the end only the vanilla remains and disappears after 6 - 7 hours into the fragrance sky

Conclusion: I am very enthusiastic. For me, we have an incredibly elegant fragrance that will flatter every woman of any age and, like a high-quality silk scarf, will wrap and delight its wearer. I would prefer this fragrance at warm temperatures, as this is where the delicate fragrance components will have the best effect.

Yeah, I just broke my legs from your rum supply. Honestly, that's what you get for being so good-natured. You give a stray pirate shelter and it smells like the worst pirate's dive. Oh, and now this is not supposed to be your rum, but my new perfume, or I would have sprayed myself generously with it. What cheek! I would never do that

Where did I put the bottle? In the bathroom. (Which, by the way, Jack uses far too rarely!) But leave me alone now I have to write a perfume review, I have to concentrate and there's no sniffing or drooling around on my wrist. Go play with your pirate friends and let me write in peace now. If you leave now, we will search for your Black Pearl together tomorrow

So finally he's gone and I can concentrate on the essentials. So Andalusian Soul begins with a wonderful rum note, the kind of rum that has matured for decades in old barrels and now has developed a heavy and delicious aroma. Acacia and amber add to this scent perception very nicely. This impression remains superficially for almost half an hour and this scent is already something special and surely there will be people here who do not want to smell like after a longer stay in a pirate's dive. I personally like this rum aroma very much. It's just something different
After this first scent impression has vanished, the vanilla, as always, does not want to wait any longer and prepares its big entrance and this with great power. This vanilla takes no prisoners and brings a powerful sweetness into play, whereby the rum is still easy to perceive and smells simply delicious together with the vanilla. Together both main components remain for me nevertheless 8 to 10 hours and thus one has here nevertheless a longer smell experience. The environment also perceives the scent very intensively, because the silage is very room-filling for a few hours.

So now I have to look where I have placed my new perfume exactly. The bathroom was right, but where did it go? Oh, there's a note from Jack. What does it say? I went for a drink with my friends and took your perfume with me to test it myself and share it with my friends. I didn't want to smell of seaweed and gunpowder anymore, but to make a fragrant impression on the ladies. If there is anything left over, you will get the rest back. Best regards, Jack

So you've heard that from the goblin man? This rascal is stealing my new perfume for himself and his worn-out gang of pirate friends. I can't believe I got my hands on the worst pirate ever. I'm going to capsize his beloved Black Pearl and keel him for sure. Well, sniff, I think I have some vanilla ice cream in the fridge and there must be some rum raisins somewhere.

Actually I like oriental scents very much, but unfortunately most of them don't get along without incense, civet or oud and with these scents my nose goes on strike and wants to escape. So unfortunately I can't get much out of most perfume variations with oriental scents. But thanks to the perfume gods, sometimes I discover special exceptions while browsing through the world of fragrances. Seta (translation: silk) is one of them and has already convinced me from the very first time I sprayed it on myself.

The fragrance is absolutely worthy of its name. Although it has an unmistakably oriental fragrance, mainly carried by the saffron and of course myrrh, it remains reserved for oriental fragrances and does not immediately transport the wearer to the next spice bazaar. I find this very pleasant

But let's go into detail and break down Seta from the fragrance development a little more precisely. Well, actually I should smell lemon or bergamot at the beginning, because citrus fruits always come to the fore at the beginning. Surprisingly, I can only detect a hint of lemon when I strain my nose a little bit. Whoever wants to get to the foreground first is surprisingly the saffron and sandalwood. A fragrance pair that I didn't know before and which surprised me because it harmonizes wonderfully with the other fragrance components. But this rush was quickly over and after about 1 hour the myrrh inexorably pushed into the spotlight. Together with the vanilla in a close embrace and sandalwood on the hand. What is beautiful here is simply the interplay of the three different fragrance nuances, which, due to the careful dosage, form a unity in the course of the fragrance and are almost imperceptible individually. This can simply be described as delicious. After approx. 8 hours the vanilla is still left over, but only very close to the body.

Conclusion: You get a myrrh vanilla mix with a very special kick. Due to the individual ingredients it is slightly sweet, but not too overdosed and sugar sweet. In my opinion, compared to other oriental fragrances, it is wearable even in summer and cuddly like a beautiful, soft silk scarf. Light and fluffy.