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Tarata 16 days ago
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I like him, I don't like him, I like him.
The fragrance starts with a peppery opening, but jasmine quickly joins in. But this jasmine is not floral. I find the fragrance very slightly green and also aquatic. Unusual, but also familiar. Perhaps a cleaning agent or a cream from my childhood? Who are you? At the base, very, very light and imaginative frangipani. I like it, I don't like it, I like it.
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Bananal land
The scents of Blackbird are already special. To appreciate them, you probably have to know that people are big fans of science fiction. And so it would be best to explore the fragrances under the label "futuristic".
According to Blackbird, this fragrance represents a dystopic future in which bananas will no longer exist and rich people will wear synthetic fruit fragrances. I have to think of the movie "Bladerunner" (the original). So let's imagine a future in which there are more fruits, only artificial fruit notes, but since there are no more originals, the fruit notes also become more and more artificial. Bananas are, for whatever reason, the subject of an enticing myth, which is why everyone absolutely wants to smell banana scents around them.
Curtain up for "Y06-S." Banana totally and of the most artificial varieties - but the poor banana-less people of the future just don't know how real bananas smell. Jasmine they probably find ultra-sexy, so this should not be missing in any case. And, uuuuups, there are some burnt cable remnants in the mix tub - but that's hard to avoid, because Bananalessland is: Cable, everywhere Cable!
You don't have to find Y06-S sexy right now. Or portable. Or mass-market. Or suitable for a Sunday visit to the Omma. You just have to imagine that in another possible world, one that might be in the distant future, people find it sexy. And portable. And masses. And suitable for Sunday visits to the Omma hologram.
In short, only a few will probably want to wear the fragrance, but smelling it is an experience. And you can have a lot of fun with him if you get involved with something in the weird world of Blackbird.
According to Blackbird, this fragrance represents a dystopic future in which bananas will no longer exist and rich people will wear synthetic fruit fragrances. I have to think of the movie "Bladerunner" (the original). So let's imagine a future in which there are more fruits, only artificial fruit notes, but since there are no more originals, the fruit notes also become more and more artificial. Bananas are, for whatever reason, the subject of an enticing myth, which is why everyone absolutely wants to smell banana scents around them.
Curtain up for "Y06-S." Banana totally and of the most artificial varieties - but the poor banana-less people of the future just don't know how real bananas smell. Jasmine they probably find ultra-sexy, so this should not be missing in any case. And, uuuuups, there are some burnt cable remnants in the mix tub - but that's hard to avoid, because Bananalessland is: Cable, everywhere Cable!
You don't have to find Y06-S sexy right now. Or portable. Or mass-market. Or suitable for a Sunday visit to the Omma. You just have to imagine that in another possible world, one that might be in the distant future, people find it sexy. And portable. And masses. And suitable for Sunday visits to the Omma hologram.
In short, only a few will probably want to wear the fragrance, but smelling it is an experience. And you can have a lot of fun with him if you get involved with something in the weird world of Blackbird.
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