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01/30/2021
Mirimi
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Mirimi
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10
Cupboard paper and baby cream
Finally now I have a filling can get hold of, almost I would have dared a blind purchase..
Am glad that I did not, but unfortunately also a little sad.
It actually sounded exactly as intended for my nose.
The scent starts on my skin briefly citrusy, cheerful, immediately floral.
Eventually it becomes a bit rosy- but the violets are absolutely dominant on me from the start. For me, they really smell like those sugared violets (for cakes smell), or waits... like violet (licorice) pastilles.
At some point, the scent becomes (too) sweet for me. Not sweet- but he smells very hearty, droll, feminine- girlish, keinsfalls adult.
The heart note alternates from powdery- violet pastilles and baby cream and yes... for my olfactory sensation. Cabinet paper from England!
Do I want to smell like flowered wardrobe paper from Laura Ashley?
Or closet scent sachet? On me, it's like put on- like I used the wrong product for the wrong function.
Then the association flashes: very young girl in ballet tutu.
Bilitis says hello... At this point, my olfactory sensation feels
My Name by Trussardi. Is it heliotrope? Then it becomes vanilla... something cuddly green I no longer smell.... Citrus notes also long time no more..
At some point, the fragrance actually gets on my nerves:
Too Babycrememässig- too "soft"... there is with me nothing more of woody violet and flowers and spring- everything works on me at once dull, dull and tired..like a slumbering diaper baby ;-D
My nose is just a bitch! I suddenly remember why I wore no perfume at all for years- because nothing could please me as I sprayed it on me..
I do not know whether it fits now here in the fragrance description - but I smell, because also violets contain and supposedly floral-powdery parallel to the Balenciaga Paris bottle... wow that is but much greener than I thought ;-) Much more Chypre than I have ever noticed )at least at the Flacon).
Then times at my pink pop (are there not also a few violets with in it?)... wow, there are suddenly much more lemonade.., but the fragrance is at least girlishly buoyant...
It's just a shame, I would have so wanted to like Accordo Viola on me, to see myself in it and feel good. But unfortunately it didn't do that at all.
Tend to probably yet always rather to the Chypre, and floral-fresh than to the powdery-floral.
Rather a Fidji without violets and a Calandre, than a powdery cloud.
I think Eau der Cartier will now be worth a test after all (only whether EDT or EDP, I have also started a thread in the advice;-)
Long speech, ...
Who likes a golden , hearty, lovely violet pastille, with velvet and vanilla, prudrig, creamy, a Schäumchen Träumchen ... then yes.
Who wants a slightly more adult powdery-floral fragrance, which is- according to my very individual feeling at Accordo Viola not ri(e)chtig.
Incidentally, I find that he is also unfortunately less natural hole reaches, as that actually "should be" at L'Erbolario-.
Bye Bye Accordo Viola..such a pity..
Am glad that I did not, but unfortunately also a little sad.
It actually sounded exactly as intended for my nose.
The scent starts on my skin briefly citrusy, cheerful, immediately floral.
Eventually it becomes a bit rosy- but the violets are absolutely dominant on me from the start. For me, they really smell like those sugared violets (for cakes smell), or waits... like violet (licorice) pastilles.
At some point, the scent becomes (too) sweet for me. Not sweet- but he smells very hearty, droll, feminine- girlish, keinsfalls adult.
The heart note alternates from powdery- violet pastilles and baby cream and yes... for my olfactory sensation. Cabinet paper from England!
Do I want to smell like flowered wardrobe paper from Laura Ashley?
Or closet scent sachet? On me, it's like put on- like I used the wrong product for the wrong function.
Then the association flashes: very young girl in ballet tutu.
Bilitis says hello... At this point, my olfactory sensation feels
My Name by Trussardi. Is it heliotrope? Then it becomes vanilla... something cuddly green I no longer smell.... Citrus notes also long time no more..
At some point, the fragrance actually gets on my nerves:
Too Babycrememässig- too "soft"... there is with me nothing more of woody violet and flowers and spring- everything works on me at once dull, dull and tired..like a slumbering diaper baby ;-D
My nose is just a bitch! I suddenly remember why I wore no perfume at all for years- because nothing could please me as I sprayed it on me..
I do not know whether it fits now here in the fragrance description - but I smell, because also violets contain and supposedly floral-powdery parallel to the Balenciaga Paris bottle... wow that is but much greener than I thought ;-) Much more Chypre than I have ever noticed )at least at the Flacon).
Then times at my pink pop (are there not also a few violets with in it?)... wow, there are suddenly much more lemonade.., but the fragrance is at least girlishly buoyant...
It's just a shame, I would have so wanted to like Accordo Viola on me, to see myself in it and feel good. But unfortunately it didn't do that at all.
Tend to probably yet always rather to the Chypre, and floral-fresh than to the powdery-floral.
Rather a Fidji without violets and a Calandre, than a powdery cloud.
I think Eau der Cartier will now be worth a test after all (only whether EDT or EDP, I have also started a thread in the advice;-)
Long speech, ...
Who likes a golden , hearty, lovely violet pastille, with velvet and vanilla, prudrig, creamy, a Schäumchen Träumchen ... then yes.
Who wants a slightly more adult powdery-floral fragrance, which is- according to my very individual feeling at Accordo Viola not ri(e)chtig.
Incidentally, I find that he is also unfortunately less natural hole reaches, as that actually "should be" at L'Erbolario-.
Bye Bye Accordo Viola..such a pity..
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