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04/29/2024
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BUDDA WITH THE FISHES
So, I'm just going to say a few words here because I just go through with things - except diets, sports programs, cleaning up...
Um, so I don't follow through much, but with my reviews of Bianchi fragrances, I feel like I have to follow through - even when it gets tough.
Sticky Fingers, Under my Skin and Lover`s Tale are among my favorite fragrances of all time.
The likeable Francesca Bianchi, who lives in Holland, has really shown a self-taught hand. Other of her fragrances may not have been to my taste, but I could recognize the perfumer's signature.
However, after many tests, if I now give it the Nordic 'butter (pronounced "budda") by the fish'
i have to say: The last fragrances from Bianchi were all at best 'so-so' for my taste and if you look at the review density here on EssenceVitae, you generally tend to keep quiet about them.
With 'The Mariner`s Rhyme', my fandom has now come to an end, and it is only out of the knowledge that F. Bianchi once created great things that the rating is not even worse.
What's the point of great longevity if the fragrance is no good?
The previous speaker's suggestion that this is an artificial fragrance also sounds more like a big BUT to me. The perfume is not wearable, BUT it also wants to be art...
Ms. Bianchi doesn't even make that claim. In the newsletter and on the homepage, she talks about a fresh, modern fragrance. M.Rhyme is supposed to reflect the complexity of the sea and the dramatic character of its creator...hm.
I don't know much about dramatic characters, but as a captain's daughter and a sailor, I would say this: If the sea smells like that, you should call the coastguard and you can be sure that Greenpeace is waiting in the wings.
The aldehydes listed, valued refreshers and stimulants in chypres, open the fragrance in a shrill and unpleasantly rattling manner.
As it progresses (let's call it that), Mariner's Rhyme is maritime in the sense that it smells like the stale water in the footwell of an inflatable boat - on a hot day at the lake.
Hot plastic mixes with suntan lotion and the remains of Autan.
A bit of freshness comes from the `Axe Lavender' sprayed by the pubescents on the shore.
Unfortunately, the only rhyme I can think of is: The skipper is a bit out of tune when there's only plastic floating in the scent...
There's nothing to be said for it - at least not by me - so I'll end this review of a fragrance that has fallen flat for me (sorry, I'll stop now) and wish you a handful of
good stuff in the collection,
Friesin
Um, so I don't follow through much, but with my reviews of Bianchi fragrances, I feel like I have to follow through - even when it gets tough.
Sticky Fingers, Under my Skin and Lover`s Tale are among my favorite fragrances of all time.
The likeable Francesca Bianchi, who lives in Holland, has really shown a self-taught hand. Other of her fragrances may not have been to my taste, but I could recognize the perfumer's signature.
However, after many tests, if I now give it the Nordic 'butter (pronounced "budda") by the fish'
i have to say: The last fragrances from Bianchi were all at best 'so-so' for my taste and if you look at the review density here on EssenceVitae, you generally tend to keep quiet about them.
With 'The Mariner`s Rhyme', my fandom has now come to an end, and it is only out of the knowledge that F. Bianchi once created great things that the rating is not even worse.
What's the point of great longevity if the fragrance is no good?
The previous speaker's suggestion that this is an artificial fragrance also sounds more like a big BUT to me. The perfume is not wearable, BUT it also wants to be art...
Ms. Bianchi doesn't even make that claim. In the newsletter and on the homepage, she talks about a fresh, modern fragrance. M.Rhyme is supposed to reflect the complexity of the sea and the dramatic character of its creator...hm.
I don't know much about dramatic characters, but as a captain's daughter and a sailor, I would say this: If the sea smells like that, you should call the coastguard and you can be sure that Greenpeace is waiting in the wings.
The aldehydes listed, valued refreshers and stimulants in chypres, open the fragrance in a shrill and unpleasantly rattling manner.
As it progresses (let's call it that), Mariner's Rhyme is maritime in the sense that it smells like the stale water in the footwell of an inflatable boat - on a hot day at the lake.
Hot plastic mixes with suntan lotion and the remains of Autan.
A bit of freshness comes from the `Axe Lavender' sprayed by the pubescents on the shore.
Unfortunately, the only rhyme I can think of is: The skipper is a bit out of tune when there's only plastic floating in the scent...
There's nothing to be said for it - at least not by me - so I'll end this review of a fragrance that has fallen flat for me (sorry, I'll stop now) and wish you a handful of
good stuff in the collection,
Friesin
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