This is my 6th or 7th try from this house, and I always face the same problem: that ubiquitous baroque opulence... This one in particular, evokes in my mind a walk on a seaside cliff in company of a rich French lady who went too far with her perfume and with her years. Which may be pleasant at first, but can be a problem in long term if GILF are not your thing.
Is it just me choosing poorly or Sir Dove doesn't know where simplicity is?
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate complexity, and actually took this one while looking for some atypical marine scent (my neverending quest). But sometimes "too much of it" can be annoying, at least to my nose.
(This post was last modified: 04-02-2024, 04:15 PM by DanLaw.)
(04-02-2024, 03:50 PM)FlashOne Wrote:
This is my 6th or 7th try from this house, and I always face the same problem: that ubiquitous baroque opulence... This one in particular, evokes in my mind a walk on a seaside cliff in company of a rich French lady who went too far with her perfume and with her years. Which may be pleasant at first, but can be a problem in long term if GILF are not your thing.
Is it just me choosing poorly or Sir Dove doesn't know where simplicity is?
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate complexity, and actually took this one while looking for some atypical marine scent (my neverending quest). But sometimes "too much of it" can be annoying, at least to my nose.
Great review. Favour baroque intricacy which is at the heart of house Roja Dove - well, not GILFs although some ladies do age extraordinarily well.
Might suggest heresy; try diluting with perfumers alcohol or, in a pinch, distilled water.
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