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How do I stand out as a teen at a party?
Seeth this review in combination with party please not in the context of the pandemic, but for what the fragrance is quite suitable.
The fragrance I see on a boy around 16, who perhaps, if it is allowed again, goes to party and wants to stand out with his fragrance and does not want to wear a standard like 1 million.
The opening I actually find relatively good, although it is very indefinable and extremely synthetic. However, the fragrance has quite an interesting, sour twist that actually pulls through to the end. Over the course dissolves the hopeless mess more and more, until I get at the end a mixture of vanilla, some vetiver, a pinch of sage, which is still combined with a until then lighter acidity.
Right much more gibts it in my opinion to the fragrance not to say. The fragrance is - as is often the case with Paco Rabbane - not particularly subtle, which is therefore generally not so my taste. But do not see the fragrance in general, but for what it is intended. A party fragrance for teenagers who want to stand out. In this context, you can still touch on the theme of the bottle. The bottle fits somehow into the room of a teenager who is at the beginning of his Sturm-und-Drang time. Since I can not really imagine, for example, a Xerjoff or Tiziana Terenzi flacon (apart from the price).
All in all, a new Paco Rabbane fragrance, which you can test at least times on occasion on a strip - but not must. But beware, he has a synthetic, of which I get at least times again a headache similar to Eros etc..
The fragrance I see on a boy around 16, who perhaps, if it is allowed again, goes to party and wants to stand out with his fragrance and does not want to wear a standard like 1 million.
The opening I actually find relatively good, although it is very indefinable and extremely synthetic. However, the fragrance has quite an interesting, sour twist that actually pulls through to the end. Over the course dissolves the hopeless mess more and more, until I get at the end a mixture of vanilla, some vetiver, a pinch of sage, which is still combined with a until then lighter acidity.
Right much more gibts it in my opinion to the fragrance not to say. The fragrance is - as is often the case with Paco Rabbane - not particularly subtle, which is therefore generally not so my taste. But do not see the fragrance in general, but for what it is intended. A party fragrance for teenagers who want to stand out. In this context, you can still touch on the theme of the bottle. The bottle fits somehow into the room of a teenager who is at the beginning of his Sturm-und-Drang time. Since I can not really imagine, for example, a Xerjoff or Tiziana Terenzi flacon (apart from the price).
All in all, a new Paco Rabbane fragrance, which you can test at least times on occasion on a strip - but not must. But beware, he has a synthetic, of which I get at least times again a headache similar to Eros etc..
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Fred Flintstone & the parched earth in the morning dew
Terre d'Hermes is according to my nose at first a very dry fragrance that initially shows no obvious, great transformation. The course is very slow, flowing
First, the fragrance starts with a very concise, prominent, charakeristic flint note. Subsequently, a very dry, rough, shrubby vetiver comes to the fore that does not want to let any gimmicks - therefore, the statement of Scharlih82's review The perfect office fragrance - "the colleague, where you take a quick breath and check whether everything sits before you knock on his [r] door" fully applies.
Although one may seem a little strict with it, with the time something friendlier resonates with. It seems as if the morning dew comes to the fragrance, which gives the vetiver some moisture and steers it in a less shrubby, towards a woody / herbaceous direction. In this, the vetiver is probably supported by the cedar. In addition, an extremely subliminal acidity and effervescence comes through the grapefruit and orange in alternation added.
Pepper I could perceive so far none.
All in all, I would describe it by the following: Everything is dry as dust and the earth forms cracks, the bushes are scrawny and bare. The landscape is barren. It must have gotten dark and a cool down seems near. The morning dew seems to be finally providing some moisture. The vegitation craves water. Absorbing any moisture to secrete some scent. But it is too little. From somewhere come the first drops. A little cooling is to be expected.
The fragrance is quite suitable as a signature and is exceedingly suitable for the office. He is extremely distinctive and somewhat peculiar. Nevertheless, he should at least get the chance to be tested - the trip to the drought is worth it all.
He is definitely wearable at any time of year, and even if age is always relative, from about 30 he should fit many. Although I am significantly younger, some days I just feel like TdH. The durability are with me easily 10h. In combination with jeans and hoodie, however, I can not imagine him with the best will in the world.
Highly recommended for managers who do not want to be constantly addressed by employees and rather by a rather hierarchical management style (which is absolutely not meant in a judgmental way) rather want to have their peace and especially before the first coffee by nothing behelligt want.
First, the fragrance starts with a very concise, prominent, charakeristic flint note. Subsequently, a very dry, rough, shrubby vetiver comes to the fore that does not want to let any gimmicks - therefore, the statement of Scharlih82's review The perfect office fragrance - "the colleague, where you take a quick breath and check whether everything sits before you knock on his [r] door" fully applies.
Although one may seem a little strict with it, with the time something friendlier resonates with. It seems as if the morning dew comes to the fragrance, which gives the vetiver some moisture and steers it in a less shrubby, towards a woody / herbaceous direction. In this, the vetiver is probably supported by the cedar. In addition, an extremely subliminal acidity and effervescence comes through the grapefruit and orange in alternation added.
Pepper I could perceive so far none.
All in all, I would describe it by the following: Everything is dry as dust and the earth forms cracks, the bushes are scrawny and bare. The landscape is barren. It must have gotten dark and a cool down seems near. The morning dew seems to be finally providing some moisture. The vegitation craves water. Absorbing any moisture to secrete some scent. But it is too little. From somewhere come the first drops. A little cooling is to be expected.
The fragrance is quite suitable as a signature and is exceedingly suitable for the office. He is extremely distinctive and somewhat peculiar. Nevertheless, he should at least get the chance to be tested - the trip to the drought is worth it all.
He is definitely wearable at any time of year, and even if age is always relative, from about 30 he should fit many. Although I am significantly younger, some days I just feel like TdH. The durability are with me easily 10h. In combination with jeans and hoodie, however, I can not imagine him with the best will in the world.
Highly recommended for managers who do not want to be constantly addressed by employees and rather by a rather hierarchical management style (which is absolutely not meant in a judgmental way) rather want to have their peace and especially before the first coffee by nothing behelligt want.
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Bruce Wayne of fragrance
Short note: The description is initially somewhat oriented to Böhmermann aka POL1Z1STENS0HN "heart and fist and wink wink"
"The five [scent] superstar
Bruce Wayne of the [scent]
Comes kaboom out of nowhere
And then he's gone again
What's his secret? His philosophy?
Why does he do it? Why the f** does he never explain himself?"
Immediately after application I perceive the scent directly and this changes over time - how could it? - not. Then it disappears again relatively quickly and then comes
out of nowhere abruptly with a cloud again, which disappears after a few seconds - where? no idea why? his ways are probably unfathomable.
The fragrance itself is quite unisex, although I think it has a slightly feminine touch on the paper strip and clothing. Incidentally, I think the scent, even if you've never smelled it before, feels quite familiar. Like the scent of washed clothes, but a different detergent was used. Although known and familiar, but perceivable as "different".
With Molecule 01 - a blind buy - my ulterior motive was to improve the performance of DG The One, since M01 - as I have read - works very well for layering with woody scents and cedar is listed with The One.
For testing, my recommendation is to apply to both the paper strip and skin.
On the paper strip and clothing, I get a hard to describe fresh (neither cool nor fruity or tangy/citrusy but fresh in its own way), transparent, synthetic scent with a slight light green note as well as something slightly dry scratchy.
On the skin, however, the fragrance goes in my opinion not, as often indicated, in a woody note - rather, I perceive a strong resemblance to vetiver. Something scratchy something green and yet fresh but somewhat shrubby. Accordingly, a more rooty direction of vetiver. The smell of the vetiver is thereby completely different from Terre d'Hermes - would still be good layering in my opinion, but TdH has no problems in the performance anyway.
Conclusion: just test it / get a bottling. Even if you decide to buy it directly and one but not so much pure like, to layern he is suitable all times.
Incidentally, I find it very cool that the lettering "molecule 01" on the front of the flacon is reflected back in the silver dots on the back and yet correctly (not mirrored!) To read.
"The five [scent] superstar
Bruce Wayne of the [scent]
Comes kaboom out of nowhere
And then he's gone again
What's his secret? His philosophy?
Why does he do it? Why the f** does he never explain himself?"
Immediately after application I perceive the scent directly and this changes over time - how could it? - not. Then it disappears again relatively quickly and then comes
out of nowhere abruptly with a cloud again, which disappears after a few seconds - where? no idea why? his ways are probably unfathomable.
The fragrance itself is quite unisex, although I think it has a slightly feminine touch on the paper strip and clothing. Incidentally, I think the scent, even if you've never smelled it before, feels quite familiar. Like the scent of washed clothes, but a different detergent was used. Although known and familiar, but perceivable as "different".
With Molecule 01 - a blind buy - my ulterior motive was to improve the performance of DG The One, since M01 - as I have read - works very well for layering with woody scents and cedar is listed with The One.
For testing, my recommendation is to apply to both the paper strip and skin.
On the paper strip and clothing, I get a hard to describe fresh (neither cool nor fruity or tangy/citrusy but fresh in its own way), transparent, synthetic scent with a slight light green note as well as something slightly dry scratchy.
On the skin, however, the fragrance goes in my opinion not, as often indicated, in a woody note - rather, I perceive a strong resemblance to vetiver. Something scratchy something green and yet fresh but somewhat shrubby. Accordingly, a more rooty direction of vetiver. The smell of the vetiver is thereby completely different from Terre d'Hermes - would still be good layering in my opinion, but TdH has no problems in the performance anyway.
Conclusion: just test it / get a bottling. Even if you decide to buy it directly and one but not so much pure like, to layern he is suitable all times.
Incidentally, I find it very cool that the lettering "molecule 01" on the front of the flacon is reflected back in the silver dots on the back and yet correctly (not mirrored!) To read.
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