Wetterhex

Such a beautiful, powdery and feminine fragrance. The beginning is quite a bit pungent and synthetic, but this changes very quickly and then the scent is very soft, cuddly and like fresh showered.
A bit fruity, powdery and vanilla, but not paper sweet, but very flattering and very close.

It suits me more to adult women who already have both feet firmly on the ground than to very young girls.
The shelf life is about 5-6 hours.
The bottle is not the Burner now, but also not quite impossible, actually classically simple and that fits also again to the perfume.

If I had to put together an outfit for the scent, it would probably be an elegant costume with blouse, simple pearl earrings and a high-quality wristwatch, pumps and briefcase.

I have been sneaking around this fragrance for quite some time and even thought about buying it blind because of the mostly good reviews here. But yesterday I was able to test it.

I also tested "Green Tea" from the same company.
White Tea" won because it was much more flattering and pleasant for my nose than its green brother. It was a bit too green for me and somehow synthetic. White tea didn't have that for me.

It's a very clean, fresh fragrance that gave me a real freshness kick when I sprayed it on for the first time yesterday. White Tea starts very citrical, I would have suspected lemon or bergamot and brings a good sea breeze. Also the fern waves pleasantly in the background, then the tea comes.
This is mild and tender. Not cute though. So the fragrance stays for a while and blows around me pleasantly fresh and mild.
After some time, the fragrance becomes a little more powdery and woody, but still very round and perfectly balanced.

Shelf life was a good 6 hours for me. I think that's pretty neat for the price.
White Tea is definitely a scent for warm and hot days, well wearable even in the office, since it is not intrusive at all.
The bottle is beautiful and perfectly matches the colour of the fragrance.

A great fragrance from Haus Arden, which you should have a closer look at.

My new addition to the fragrance cabinet is this fragrance.
I wanted something for the summer. Light, unobtrusive. Flowery and fresh.
And that's exactly what I got.
The scent is reminiscent of holidays, relaxation, long walks and a cosy end to the day at the ice cream parlour or in the small restaurant.
Completely unagitated, not intrusive, very close to the skin.
The prelude is initially very alcoholic and stings something in the nose. But that flies very fast.
Then comes a very soft, floral and fresh fragrance. Some fruits are also included, but not sweet and no fruit salad.
This scent doesn't hurt anybody, doesn't get on your nerves and doesn't force itself on you.
Certainly a beautiful fragrance for everyday use and also for the office.
Unfortunately not very durable, after 4 hours I have to spray already. In the hair and on the clothes it lasts somewhat longer.
I'm afraid the bottle isn't pretty at all. But you can let him disappear in the closet again.
However, the fragrance is also very exchangeable, I have often encountered this with drugstore fragrances, the high price is really not appropriate.
Nevertheless, I will continue to wear the fragrance in the future, because it is simply very clean and well-groomed.

As children, we were often considered twins. Which was no wonder we're only 11 months and 3 days apart.

My sister has always been the more energetic of the two of us. As a child she always had bumblebees in her ass, was constantly on the move and could assert herself better against adversaries.

We were connected by a kind of love-hate relationship. We've often argued that the rags flew. And just as often we have held together as bad luck and sulphur.

Today we get along well with each other and yet we are still very different personalities where there is a lot of explosive.

Vanderbilt goes with my sister. He underlines her personality and gives her a lot of warmth and femininity. The spiciness and gentle powderiness reflects her person exactly. Corners and edges and yet also friendliness, warmth and a lot of humour. She also has some scents in her closet. But Vanderbilt suits her best.

Sis, you're unique. Just like Vanderbilt. Happy birthday, little sister.

Oh, yes, the memory is still there, as if it was yesterday.
I must have been about 16 or 17 years old when this red bottle fell into my hands in a drugstore. It wasn't expensive, about 8 DM at that time.
I thought the bottle and the packaging were so pretty. Rich red and gold. Oriental-looking.
Fortunately, I tested it before
My goodness, that was a strong smell
Flowery, lush, sweet, pungent, all at once.
In vain I tried to wash off the scent. With every contact with water it got worse. I got a headache and towards evening I was really nauseous.
Since then, I've steered clear of Maroussia.

I lost track of him for a while. The other day I saw him, slightly changed, standing in a drugstore again. Bright red and gold. I could resist the temptation to test him again
Maybe I'll be braver another time.