Strange Invisible Perfumes - Fair Verona.

I love perfumes from Alexandra Balahoutis, Strange Invisible Perfumes founder.

These perfumes are very intimate with me. They sounds truly beautiful.
One of my most favorites - Fair Verona.
Description from site: "Verdant. Sparkling. Worldly.
Jasmine, sandalwood, mimosa & pink grapefruit
Organic Italian citruses, sandalwood, mimosa, and a precious array of jasmine essences sweetly conjure Shakespeare’s heroine, Juliet. This Strange Invisible classic inspires clarity and charm."

Then - impressions from this perfume, living on ly skin.
So, this Juliet is no longer fourteen. But not twenty yet.
All buds becomes a blossoms and their fragrance are strong.
May be, Romeo was not so swift in this tale, or Lorenco did not late. Anyway, they fled from the parents and had time to enjoy their love.
More then one only day, more, then one only night. Just enough time.
Perhaps their love not fade away. And Romeo still run to his wife and climb to the balcony, although he could use the door.
My skin loves jasmine and perfumes loose it's verdant nature. Mimosa and grapefruit can't return innocence, but they create a lot of real Italian vibrant light and radiance. Base notes with sandal - like white clean sheets, beaming in the sun, sweetness, lassitude, streaming curtains and splashs of noon in the mirror.
No doubt - nightingale or lark was it: noon, birds are silent and the lazy wind touchs the leaves on the trees and her hears.
Yeah, "Sweeter than honey" but no gall, no parting, no death.
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So, as for my - it's not about Shakespeare:) I coul call this perfume: "Romeo&Juliet: Honeymoon".