Spektrum

Most people probably order clothes in a gothic shop, and then maybe perfume as well. For me it was the other way round, thanks to my passion for perfume discovery. This one was only meant for me, the others (Bizarre Passion, Lokis Malice) rather for getting to know and giving away.
Black Cherry starts off intensively and full-bodied with the scent of sour cherry. On paper it is accompanied by bitter almond, but it doesn't come out so strongly on the skin. But it smells a little like clove oil on the skin. Unfortunately the intensity decreases very fast, there is no nice development on the skin, but it even smells a little chemical. Could be the denatured alcohol perfume Noire use in their creations. My friend said, however, it smelled like biscuits, thus in the very near stage.
On paper, too, the scent later changes towards carnation. Patchouli can be seen all the time in the background, it makes this perfume special, makes you think of black parties, and yes, it simply develops best on a black frill blouse;) The typical patchouli scent remains on the clothing for a long time (up to the washing machine), strangely enough because it didn't come out so superficially before.
Well, this isn't an erotic skin-flattering perfume, but a small money perfume that definitely doesn't smell mainstream Douglas, but gives you a Victorian patchouli aura and the desired touch of weirdness ????
A big advantage for me are the flacons, because you can screw them on, you can add something to it, for example jasmine oil could enhance it here, or use the flacons later for your own mixes. It's those dark blue glass pharmacy bottles that I like so much. The labels are always printed with small pictures of the ingredients, which seems quite alchemistic.

After spraying on, the cool, scratchy scent of wild roses, known from body care products, reaches me and already a lot of sweetness, the sweetness comes from the rose geranium, from tonka and vanilla, they are so balanced that nobody stands out individually. In the background I still mean to perceive cedar. On the skin it quickly becomes powdery mildly sweetly sweet with rosy floral aura, and becomes very close. On clothes he kept with me the whole day and remained wild pink, somewhat cooler, but also powdery.
I bought it because I'm looking for rose scents and haven't found it yet. In contrast to others, it is zero soapy, does not become arbitrary-synthetic in the base, and although it is without great fragrance development but does not cry out so one-dimensionally simple-only-Rose.
About the flacon: I don't like it, it's no longer for unscrewing (as with the last row) and wood-over-plastic lid, well should save plastic, but the old version without lid with the clip was more modern. Bottle shape: Boring. But I think the romantic print designs are pretty. The name also goes well with the fragrance, it does indeed fit into relaxed leisure time.

I would have liked it to be more flowery, I smelled only slightly sweetish almond berries. Target group Young girls from eco-households whose noses have not yet been blunted by too many artificial flavourings. It's pretty light, too. 20 years ago I would have liked it, now I am older and want more flowers. I couldn't even smell Lily, too bad. Nevertheless, the fragrance has my respect, just like the beautifully scented body care products of the brand. You can't just toss essential oils together to create or simulate the smell of wild berries, ask me, how do they do it?

If you are looking for an adult Tiaré-Vanilla fragrance, this one is for you. It is powdery, melts well with your own aura, it does not crush you, nothing stings, nothing looks synthetic. Gentle patchouli lends it a hassle of seriousness and depth.
Sillage is quite present, but rather subliminal, a sensual flatterer who does not impose himself on anyone.
The flower mixture on paper and on clothes is fresh, on the skin I only smell Tiaré, in the heat my skin just eats everything.
I also smelled bergamot, vanilla and musk.
A vintage feeling can't be denied, it doesn't smell like women's fragrances that are now on the market.
By the way, I found it at Rossmann, it's probably not quite off the market yet.

I'll put my friend's statement first. It's just a cologne.
Starting from the fragrance pyramid I had expected a bit more nature. The fragrance is very surprisingly cold and fresh, I had a winter forest in mind. However, I only tested on one paper strip.
The base then becomes sweetish citrus-fresh green, rather synthetic and flat, of patchouli and incense unfortunately no trace. My paper still smells like this one day later, so the durability seems quite good.