So I tried CK Free today and found it almost unperceivable: I liked it, but not to the point of thinking it is FBW. A rare mixture of baby talcum powder and fruity notes, complex indeed, but, again, wears far too close to the skin for my taste, besides the fact longevity is limited.
It triggered memories of another scent on the same vein, a local designer's fragrance launched some months ago, Giesso 1884. I discarded anosmia, I am not having a cold nor I indulged in an overdose of perfume testing before trying this one.
I recalled some friend's and relatives' negative attitudes towards scents, so I realized that maybe houses are launching fragances targetted to this segment. Hypothetically, these men are pressed to wear fragrances, or maybe they feel they should, but at the same time do not like the idea of sillage, so subtlety is a key attribute for them.
In other words, they demand "skin scents". Can it be so?
It triggered memories of another scent on the same vein, a local designer's fragrance launched some months ago, Giesso 1884. I discarded anosmia, I am not having a cold nor I indulged in an overdose of perfume testing before trying this one.
I recalled some friend's and relatives' negative attitudes towards scents, so I realized that maybe houses are launching fragances targetted to this segment. Hypothetically, these men are pressed to wear fragrances, or maybe they feel they should, but at the same time do not like the idea of sillage, so subtlety is a key attribute for them.
In other words, they demand "skin scents". Can it be so?
