Traumnovelle

Cypress makes it earthy and tart, rather masculine to my nose, like a men's shower gel. Therefore, it is not for me personally. But it certainly smells good on a man. Just freshly showered. And the bottle is very pretty!

Dense yet fresh floral-vanilla cloud with a portion of fruit. The first sniff is overwhelming, then it becomes creamier and slightly milder. Lovely, but I am unsure if I will like the fragrance in the long run (or for long-term wear); it could quickly become too much for my nose.

Lovely coconut, not creamy, more like coconut water with lime, with just a pinch of sugar and a little rum. Refreshing on hot days.

A very tart, fresh-aquatic summer fragrance. Leans a bit masculine for me. A large dose of synthetics is noticeable, but not bothersome.

Wood Sage & Sea Salt meets fruity fig! Tart, fresh, aquatic, it really puts you in a great mood. And the bottles are very special.

Head pressed deep into the opulent bouquet, a load of soap over it. I gasp for air. A far too sweet, synthetic scent.

Unfortunately not the hoped-for ginger, it feels much too sweet and heavy here. Tuberose and ylang do the rest. I don't like the vanilla either.

I don't really smell fabric softener here (blue Lenor is often mentioned). Lots of rose with a sultry, sweet patchouli note. Unfortunately not my thing.

Floral scents are often overpowering, but not here at all. Fresh, almost green, zesty pepper, lovely tea note, creamy base!

This floral sweetness combined with incense and vanilla makes the fragrance seem very old-fashioned to me. Unfortunately, it is not my thing at all.

Unfortunately, it is much too sticky-sweet for me. Somehow, the elegance of the EdP is missing because of it. The date honey simply drowns everything out.

Opulent honey sweetness with Christmas spice. But I prefer Sand Desert at Sunset Intense due to its dark chocolate note: So Zara instead of Zaya!

Different than expected. A rather acidic chai tea, not very spicy. In my opinion, milk and tuberose were not needed; acidity and milk don't mix well, it makes me feel sick quickly.

A tea scent for winter. Very spicy with milk-vanilla sweetness. At the beginning, I find it a bit sharp. Unfortunately, the base might be too sweet for me.

Green, fresh fig scent. Strongly reminiscent of Fig at the start. In comparison, Fig (which is also cheaper) has more depth and creaminess, likely due to the sandalwood. Fico Nero remains more green.

Do I need another tea fragrance? Yes! Because here, the combination with rose (not dominant!) and incense is something different. Beautiful!

The notes sounded so promising, and the bottle looks great. Unfortunately, it was a disappointment after testing: not for me. To me, the fragrance doesn't smell refreshing at all, but rather somewhat cloying, pungent, and artificial. Such a shame!

Green-herbal opening, fresh like after a rain shower. Very woody. Then the wood notes emerge and give the fragrance depth. Really very beautiful. I can well imagine it when you feel a need for relaxation and peace, but don't have the opportunity to step outside for a moment. Basically a forest walk in a bottle.