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Rainer Maria Rilke, from Rilke and Andreas-Salomé: A Love Story in Letters
Text ID: From all that’s beautiful you come toward me, / You, my spring breeze, my summer rain, / My June night with its many thousand paths
Something about poetry written for the month of June is extra beautiful and heartbreaking
Perfume Review: Death of a Ladies Man by Universal Flowering
Personal impression:
A stolen bottle of cologne from your grandfather's dresser. Bitter herbal waters that turn sweet at the last second. Motel laundry detergent. Kissing someone in a field until your skin is imprinted with clovers. A greenhouse filled with lilies. Catching the light of your reflection in a stream.
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*Official scent notes: mastic, basil, violet, sweet galbanum
*As listed on the Universal Flowering website
My final verdict: The greenest perfume I've full sized to date. Starts off with raw green basil that settles into something slightly more skin-like, yet watery and clear. Like many Universal Flowering blends, I feel like this scent can be very divisive (it's grown on me greatly since I first got a sample). My only reservation is that the dry down fades quite a bit on my skin. The short list of key notes does not reflect the complexity of this perfume once you're actually wearing it. The floral aspect is very unisex, which I love. Picture Leonard Cohen leaning over the balcony of the Chelsea Hotel in a drizzle of rain, smelling faintly of fancy hotel soap and the perfume of his latest paramour.
Wear this when: It's a cold spring day and you want to smell as poetically devastating as possible.
Perfume Review: Carmen 7 by Alkemia
Personal impression:
Smoky yet crystalline bright. Like if you washed your sheets with white florals, dried them in the sun, made the bed, had sex in it, then burned incense on your nightstand. Musk of the afterglow. Sophisticated, but with a naughty streak. A bowl of cold pear slices drizzled in caramel. Reverse cowgirl while wearing a string of pearls around your throat.
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*Official scent notes: spiced pear, lychee, French pralines, bourbon vanilla, crushed almond blossoms, gardenia, star jasmine, magnolia, and amber
*As listed on Alkemia's website
My final verdict: Anything from Alkemia with amber and praline notes is usually a guaranteed personal favourite. I wear this often in the summer. A beautifully blended gourmand-leaning scent that still retains a floral elegance. I get wafts of incense smokiness throughout the day that give this perfume a head-turning edge.
Wear this when: You're hooking up with your August situationship and you want them to remember it forever.
