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05/05/2024
Dennis1104
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What a thing!
Eterno from Simone Andreoli has certainly managed to convince me.
Some compare it to Interlude Man. I smelled it umpteen years ago and have no memory of it, so I can't draw any comparisons here. For me, Eterno is quite special, unique and therefore also special.
The fragrance starts with a pleasant freshness, which comes primarily from the bergamot. After a brief moment, some pepper enters. In the background, however, something profound is already emerging.
You feel something, your nose is tickled and you are made to think.
In the meantime, the resinous-sweet bells flutter around the nose. The whole thing is enveloped in something smoky.
Somehow it also has a tart, nutty character for me. This resinous-sweetish-spicy section is now clearly in the foreground and the bergamot fades more and more into the background.
Towards the end, a sweetish, resinous and spicy character remains. However, a few woody impressions are added.
Some leather also enters,
but is immediately coated with a sweetish layer of resin.
The performance also deserves a positive mention.
You definitely don't need many sprays here to get through the day and be generally noticed.
In my experience, this fragrance also fills rooms quickly.
All in all, a very interesting fragrance that I think you should try.
Some compare it to Interlude Man. I smelled it umpteen years ago and have no memory of it, so I can't draw any comparisons here. For me, Eterno is quite special, unique and therefore also special.
The fragrance starts with a pleasant freshness, which comes primarily from the bergamot. After a brief moment, some pepper enters. In the background, however, something profound is already emerging.
You feel something, your nose is tickled and you are made to think.
In the meantime, the resinous-sweet bells flutter around the nose. The whole thing is enveloped in something smoky.
Somehow it also has a tart, nutty character for me. This resinous-sweetish-spicy section is now clearly in the foreground and the bergamot fades more and more into the background.
Towards the end, a sweetish, resinous and spicy character remains. However, a few woody impressions are added.
Some leather also enters,
but is immediately coated with a sweetish layer of resin.
The performance also deserves a positive mention.
You definitely don't need many sprays here to get through the day and be generally noticed.
In my experience, this fragrance also fills rooms quickly.
All in all, a very interesting fragrance that I think you should try.
