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01/21/2024
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smelled 1000 x
that's how I felt the first time I sprayed on Tiffany & Co Rose Gold Intense. I had already tested a Tiffany fragrance a long time ago, which was quite pleasant in itself. But this one immediately smelled of ambroxan and a synthetic floral fragrance dominated by a synthetic rose. I also smelled sweet rubber fruits. I thought: there are so many things like this and much cheaper than this fragrance. Then, to my surprise, a powdery, non-sweet iris was sprinkled on top. I hoped that Rose Gold Intense was now "over the hill". Otherwise I would have washed it off straight away.
But it was bearable as it was. Over time, however, Rose Gold Intense became more and more intense, penetrating and pungent. At some point I washed it off. I wouldn't even use something like that as a washing powder, I thought. Washing it off was very tedious, only with laundry freshener, washing off, applying cream and then with neutral roll-on deodorant and washing off, drying and applying cream again did I remove it from my skin. But it continued to smell so intrusively sweet, artificial and pungent. The scent had intensified within hours, and I had only used 3 spritzes so that I could test it twice before evaluating it.
But I can't bear that again.
I noticed that the edge of my fresh sweater still smelled very much of it.
So I changed the sweater and put it in the container for washing delicates. Just now, after about 8 hours, I came into the bathroom: the whole bathroom smelled of it. And here on the PC where I sprayed it on, it still smells like it.
OK, if it were an inexpensive fragrance, I wouldn't downgrade it so much. But I can't do that with a relatively expensive fragrance like Rose Gold Intense. I received an O-sample from a seller as a free gift for testing.
And that with the heavenly fragrance: "L'Heure Bleue" - what a contrast.
But it was bearable as it was. Over time, however, Rose Gold Intense became more and more intense, penetrating and pungent. At some point I washed it off. I wouldn't even use something like that as a washing powder, I thought. Washing it off was very tedious, only with laundry freshener, washing off, applying cream and then with neutral roll-on deodorant and washing off, drying and applying cream again did I remove it from my skin. But it continued to smell so intrusively sweet, artificial and pungent. The scent had intensified within hours, and I had only used 3 spritzes so that I could test it twice before evaluating it.
But I can't bear that again.
I noticed that the edge of my fresh sweater still smelled very much of it.
So I changed the sweater and put it in the container for washing delicates. Just now, after about 8 hours, I came into the bathroom: the whole bathroom smelled of it. And here on the PC where I sprayed it on, it still smells like it.
OK, if it were an inexpensive fragrance, I wouldn't downgrade it so much. But I can't do that with a relatively expensive fragrance like Rose Gold Intense. I received an O-sample from a seller as a free gift for testing.
And that with the heavenly fragrance: "L'Heure Bleue" - what a contrast.
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