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07/22/2021
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Ischgelroi
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Unfortunately a little too arbitrary
I received my Orange Flamingo this morning and of course had to test this immediately. I was really extremely excited about Orange Flamingo and the anticipation accordingly huge. The 40% perfume are in any case an announcement to all competitors.
Unfortunately, my friends was quickly dampened. Immediately after aufprühen I had to realize that Orange Flamingo is unfortunately too much limited to the orange blossom what I personally find a pity. I know there is actually no neroli in it, but Orange Flamingo reminds me very clearly of Tom Ford Neroli Portofino Forte, which also has more of an orange blossom note. The impression that Orange Flamingo has neroli in it has been going on for me for almost 6 hours now. Unfortunately, this impression leads to the fact that Orange Flamingo has the typical 4711 DNA for me, if equal of course much more high-quality and modern.
Orange Flamingo is a great fragrance, but unfortunately not quite what I expected. There are more unique summer fragrances here like Tiziana Terenzi Rosso Pompei, Tuttle, Hacivat, etc. Which have an almost identical durability.
After about 4 hours, spicy and woody notes begin to emerge in Orange Flamingo. Here I smell clove, cedar and other woods which I can not recognize but more precisely. The musk remains but nice and gentle and is not too strong, which pleases with a summer fragrance very well.
The durability is clearly perfect, because Orange Flamingo is not weaker even after almost 6 hours I can give here clearly 10 points and also the silage is very high with over an arm's length for a summer scent.
Since my friend owns the Neroli Portofino Forte, which is very similar, I'm not sure if I really needed Orange Flamingo, because the Neroli Portofino Forte I also use more often.
Unfortunately, my friends was quickly dampened. Immediately after aufprühen I had to realize that Orange Flamingo is unfortunately too much limited to the orange blossom what I personally find a pity. I know there is actually no neroli in it, but Orange Flamingo reminds me very clearly of Tom Ford Neroli Portofino Forte, which also has more of an orange blossom note. The impression that Orange Flamingo has neroli in it has been going on for me for almost 6 hours now. Unfortunately, this impression leads to the fact that Orange Flamingo has the typical 4711 DNA for me, if equal of course much more high-quality and modern.
Orange Flamingo is a great fragrance, but unfortunately not quite what I expected. There are more unique summer fragrances here like Tiziana Terenzi Rosso Pompei, Tuttle, Hacivat, etc. Which have an almost identical durability.
After about 4 hours, spicy and woody notes begin to emerge in Orange Flamingo. Here I smell clove, cedar and other woods which I can not recognize but more precisely. The musk remains but nice and gentle and is not too strong, which pleases with a summer fragrance very well.
The durability is clearly perfect, because Orange Flamingo is not weaker even after almost 6 hours I can give here clearly 10 points and also the silage is very high with over an arm's length for a summer scent.
Since my friend owns the Neroli Portofino Forte, which is very similar, I'm not sure if I really needed Orange Flamingo, because the Neroli Portofino Forte I also use more often.
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