It’s that time again: a round-up of my mini-reviews from Twitter. Come back soon for part 2.
Cedro Di Taormina from Acqua Di Parma (2016)*
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It’s that time again: a round-up of my mini-reviews from Twitter. Come back soon for part 2.
Cedro Di Taormina from Acqua Di Parma (2016)*
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Thanks for the mini-reviews. Last year I was positively surprised with Goldea and almost bought it but I already had my two summer scents. I want to try Cedro di Taormina because I like the AdP line (except their lasting power) and I'm curious about White Spirit. A pale Opus V??? That surely sounds intriguing…
Neva, yes, White Spirit is definitely worth trying. Even though I am full of admiration for Opus V, there are still times when I find it… well… a bit too much. While wearing White Spirit, I thought it might make a more accessible alternative to the Amouage.
Thanks so much for reading, as always.