Unterlaender

How do I write my first comment on a fragrance for which everything has already been said, and above all competently?

Aigner No 2 is a wonderful classic that has been a reliable companion for over 30 years, my signature fragrance, my alter ego, my olfactory shadow. I love its soapiness, its citric freshness, which at the beginning seems almost TOO exuberant, yes, lemon, lime, lImette, some lavender and bergamot open the lively round dance, only to gradually leave the stage to the aledhydes, clary sage takes the floor, before the Aigner's second one switches down a bit, becomes more powdery and loses some of the sharpness that can be heard at the beginning (at least in the current version).

In the heart note, at the last lap and shortly before the home stretch, the initially shy Laendel is let off the leash after some time and is allowed to tear his T-shirt, accompanied by sandalwood, before, after many hours, peace slowly returns and basil and moss -- don't I hear a little bit of cedar wood? -- turn off the light together.

Even though it has been reformulated from time to time -- Aigner No 2 deserves to be on the market even after 44 years. Unfortunately, this fragrance has seen many of the outstanding Aigner men's fragrances come and go, so it is all the more wonderful that it is the last and only fragrance still allowed to wear the Aigner horseshoe with pride. Everything else from the house of Aigner is not worth mentioning, is cheap-smelling standard peach pudding, where you can see the listlessness and lack of creativity of the perfumers -- or did you let the apprentices get at it? -- remarks. Therefore, Aigner No 2 -- stay as you are and continue to ensure a good mood whenever I wear you! For the next at least 30 years with you! You are a real 70s powerhouse bitch ;-)!