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In the sketch "Theaterstück mit G", Heinz Erhardt and his sketch partner only had to use words that begin with G. The sketch was called "glebt". So klebt became "glebt". And this candy here "lives" too. It reminded me a little of those marshmallows that are covered in chocolate. They don't taste very good to me. I like the scent, it smells like a lot of other chocolate scents do. What I like is that the chocolate doesn't smell burnt like it sometimes does. It's just mixed with sugar stuff. But sometimes you need that :-)

I grew up in the country and there I remember a very nice older woman, where we sometimes ate lunch, if our mother was exceptionally not at home at noon. That didn't happen often, we liked it because we got to watch TV there while we ate :-)
It was a very old house where the nice neighbor lived. Does anyone know that particular smell in very old buildings? That's how the Peach Daiquiri smells on me, unfortunately. I briefly detected a lovely peach scent when I sprayed it on, but as soon as it was on my arm, I almost toppled over backwards. I don't mind the smell in old houses, quite the contrary, I even enjoy finding that special flair in old churches. But please, not on my skin. I blame it on the musk, which makes this scent seem so extremely musty on me, even though it sounded so great. He is then looking for a new home again :-)

I smell neither roses, nor vanilla. The scent is for me a mixture of coffee and extra strong black tea, both garnished with a large portion of tobacco - as if you could not decide between coffee and tea, whereupon then in the end still the tobacco package has burst open. Is unfortunately much too spicy for me. Vanilla I like then but a little sweeter and the combination with rose would interest me. Here, however, both does not appear with me

The chocolate comes through with me not so right. It smells like many of the creamy body lotions from the drugstore, quite not bad and very "cuddly". The price is on the low end, which I don't think you can tell from the scent. Thanks for the tips with the layering, I'll try it out :-)

You know when something immediately makes you feel good and you're reminded of something, but you can't place it? That's how I feel about Graceful Angel. I smell a very strong, but not sticky sweetness that I know very well and have smelled many times and know it's either a sweet tooth or a potpourri of different sweet scents.... But what is it? I haven't come up with it yet. The stalls at the fair or Christmas market smell delicious too, but different. I continue to think about it and can recommend this wonderful fragrance without reservation. It is sweet on me, just sweet without any further scent progression, but just not pappy, more powdery. I wonder if it could be powdered sugar? Quite convinced I'm not yet from the idea....