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05/01/2018
Meggi
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A little comfortable at last, the good guy..
A fart dry patchouli-muscat cloud goes straight into the full. Quickly a pinch of sweetness is added, cocoa fits as an announcement, undoubtedly "patchouli cocoa". But above all, spice is clouding over, even the sour-faced prelude of carnation scratchers like Timothy Hans' 'On The Road' or Angela Flanders' 'Vetivert' beckons. A soft metallic note is - I think - fed by pepper and a little eugenol. Without being particularly loud, all of this has quite a good taste and the opulence invites you to keep checking it out. After a while the spice mixture makes you think of those from ' Eau du Gouverneur' by Comptoir Sud Pacifique, but today without any citrus stuff
As I go on, I puzzle over something blunt. I have no idea what hemp smells like, but that may be it. A damp rope, perhaps. Soon displaced by a sugar-peachy whiff, so to speak. As patchouli penetrates more strongly again after an hour, the spice is framed by both, as it were, and optionally tamed. I therefore find the fragrance by no means unduly spiced. It calms down too quickly for that and within two hours it reaches a primarily woody, leathery mood that reminds me of Divergent's 'metamorphic' (ex 'Whip') (see my blog from September 24th). The perfumer was surprised that for me no more leather could "get through".
I feel similarly here. As if there is a leather application behind wood, which doesn't really come through, but is otherwise quite decent. With this wood/leather chord, it essentially remains in Cozé. At some point, only patchouli becomes clearer again and at the very end a hint of musk seems to be involved. I basically like to suffer that, I liked that one, too, in the end. I only wish that the course would have been slower. It is a bit disappointing that the gentleman is so quickly 'cozy' with his base.
As I go on, I puzzle over something blunt. I have no idea what hemp smells like, but that may be it. A damp rope, perhaps. Soon displaced by a sugar-peachy whiff, so to speak. As patchouli penetrates more strongly again after an hour, the spice is framed by both, as it were, and optionally tamed. I therefore find the fragrance by no means unduly spiced. It calms down too quickly for that and within two hours it reaches a primarily woody, leathery mood that reminds me of Divergent's 'metamorphic' (ex 'Whip') (see my blog from September 24th). The perfumer was surprised that for me no more leather could "get through".
I feel similarly here. As if there is a leather application behind wood, which doesn't really come through, but is otherwise quite decent. With this wood/leather chord, it essentially remains in Cozé. At some point, only patchouli becomes clearer again and at the very end a hint of musk seems to be involved. I basically like to suffer that, I liked that one, too, in the end. I only wish that the course would have been slower. It is a bit disappointing that the gentleman is so quickly 'cozy' with his base.
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