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by Carthusia
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   |  Carthusia’s Ligea “La Sirena” strikes me as being quite strong and linear. The first few times I tried it, I didn’t care for it, which was a bit surprising because, ordinarily opoponax is one of my favorite notes. I have now reached the point where I simply feel neutral about Ligea because, while I have come to enjoy its accord, I still see it as a simplistic, linear, nicely pleasant fragrance — nothing more. It’s an okay scent, like a good quality talcum powder. Ligea does seem old to me, but not interestingly old, just somewhat musty old. Because of the bergamot / powdery ambiance, I conceptualize it as more feminine than masculine. Then again, maybe it’s just my skin.04 November 2007 |
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