Robbenbingo

Many here try to approach this fragrance over the seasons. I think this is just right and I agree: XixMarch is something special. The use of sweet, warm cinnamon and cool, green mint creates a very rare state of suspension. Combined by the full orange and garnished with spots of flowery aromas, something so well-balanced is created, which nevertheless contains many contrasts. It seems to echo the winter with its Christmas ingredients and the cosy exoticism of numerous spices. And in the same way I smell a state of slowly opening buds, budding shoots and awakening spring freshness. And somehow it's in the recipe of this fragrance that this fits together. Everything is very fragile and doesn't have much volume and radius, but it's completely logical and damned pleasantly fine in itself.
As a composition, this fragrance therefore works very well. For that matter, it's worth 10 points to me. When you wear it, you can see for yourself. I didn't feel wrapped up enough. The impression on the back of my hand promises a lot. But in the end, maybe it's a bit too cool, too careful, too half half? After an initial euphoria I had to throw XixMarch out of the collection again. Maybe the spark is missing in the end, which turns a spice cracker into a spice cracker and a summer refresher into a summer refresher. I will stay on it and don't write it off completely. And you?)