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10
Fine, dubaian fruit salad
What happened to Penhaligon's?
One of the most English scent houses, which has given us sweethearts like the LP No. 9, formerly Love Potion No. 9, created by the same perfumer, is swallowed by the ubiquitous Puig and the English peculiarity of the scents, the oldschool-crazy, the tea-wearing, tea-drinking element, disappears completely?
Not like that, guys.
If Empressa EdP had been handed over to me in an unlabeled bottle, and not - as Kankuro did in a well-meaning way - as a super-labeled gift with a name on it, I would have tipped another manufacturer, another name and another target group after the first sprayer.
He's not bad at all! No, no, it is even balanced and beautiful, apart from the initial fruit bomb head note. As soon as it has settled down, the scent begins to please me, because the Escada summer scent presumption soon fades away and clears the way for a fruity, Middle Eastern spiciness. The seasoning factor keeps the juicy fruit under control and makes Empressa a more noble representative of the genus summer cocktail.
In the base there is a little bit of angl-like dark cocoa, which finally makes me mild again, after I was so annoyed at first, because what does a bucket of fruit salad have to look for in the top note of a fragrance from the Trade Routes Collection?
Initially a little undecided, the fragrance shows potential after some time.
Overall he is still too little "special" for me to buy, not to speak of "English" at all. But as a wacky, fresh-fruity summer fragrance with a light oriental touch, it is worth considering for people for whom the other, more synthetic summer fruit waters are not noble enough.
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