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09/24/2021
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Inexpensive fruit basket with strong kirké vibes
Spray To Play is of course neither of the presentation, the packaging or the flacon even close to the level of "Kirkè | Tiziana Terenzi" - and thus just as far
below the price level.
Nevertheless, I can not help but permanently compare the Rossman-Cheapie with the aforementioned Terenzi and the similarities do not get out of my head, or nose.
Spray to Play starts just like Kirké when spraying on full. One is a heavily sweetened fruit basket with all sorts of ripe, juicy fruits before the nose slammed, which is not lacking in intensity and also presence. Nevertheless, Kirké seems more complex from the outset, in direct comparison, it lacks here definitely the pear and the fine nuances that appear through currant and passion fruit in the Kirké again and again.
As can also be expected, Spray to Play does not really evolve. On the one hand, the rather average durability of only a few hours does not allow for long-term development, on the other hand, the Youtube fragrance probably does not hide much more than what is already clearly in the foreground shortly after application. Rather, all components of the fragrance pyramid play here to the sweetness, musk and vanilla are also reduced here only to that.
For me, Spray to Play thus smells quasi permanently of pineapple and peach (or nectarine, who smells a difference?!) with additional sweetness.
May it be the knowledge that Spray to Play was created by a beauty Youtuberin for their predominantly female fans, or actually the subtle differences in the DNA (osmanthus and tiare, but no patchouli) - he just seems more feminine than the expensive role model and probably you will be looked at askance as a man, if you have neatly fogged with Spray to Play. Nevertheless, this is a matter of taste, even with Kirké many claim that it is rather to be classified as a women's fragrance.
About the bottle need not be lost big words. With the price tag of 16€ no miracles may be expected. Nevertheless, it seems in its entirety really extraordinarily cheap.
All in all, it still represents a nice alternative to my beloved Kirke for the tenth of the price. No, they do not smell the same, but there are still many similarities and strong similarities not to be dismissed. Spray to Play nevertheless runs the risk of sinking in the swamp of fruity-sweet women's fragrances, whereas Kirké escapes the doom by a small bit of originality.
below the price level.
Nevertheless, I can not help but permanently compare the Rossman-Cheapie with the aforementioned Terenzi and the similarities do not get out of my head, or nose.
Spray to Play starts just like Kirké when spraying on full. One is a heavily sweetened fruit basket with all sorts of ripe, juicy fruits before the nose slammed, which is not lacking in intensity and also presence. Nevertheless, Kirké seems more complex from the outset, in direct comparison, it lacks here definitely the pear and the fine nuances that appear through currant and passion fruit in the Kirké again and again.
As can also be expected, Spray to Play does not really evolve. On the one hand, the rather average durability of only a few hours does not allow for long-term development, on the other hand, the Youtube fragrance probably does not hide much more than what is already clearly in the foreground shortly after application. Rather, all components of the fragrance pyramid play here to the sweetness, musk and vanilla are also reduced here only to that.
For me, Spray to Play thus smells quasi permanently of pineapple and peach (or nectarine, who smells a difference?!) with additional sweetness.
May it be the knowledge that Spray to Play was created by a beauty Youtuberin for their predominantly female fans, or actually the subtle differences in the DNA (osmanthus and tiare, but no patchouli) - he just seems more feminine than the expensive role model and probably you will be looked at askance as a man, if you have neatly fogged with Spray to Play. Nevertheless, this is a matter of taste, even with Kirké many claim that it is rather to be classified as a women's fragrance.
About the bottle need not be lost big words. With the price tag of 16€ no miracles may be expected. Nevertheless, it seems in its entirety really extraordinarily cheap.
All in all, it still represents a nice alternative to my beloved Kirke for the tenth of the price. No, they do not smell the same, but there are still many similarities and strong similarities not to be dismissed. Spray to Play nevertheless runs the risk of sinking in the swamp of fruity-sweet women's fragrances, whereas Kirké escapes the doom by a small bit of originality.
