Calvin Klein Reveal Парфюмерная вода 50мл

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Calvin Klein Reveal ― perfume review

Once I'd smelled Reveal and tested it on my skin, however, I liked it, even though I really didn't understand the whole urban voyeurism/seduction theme of the video and print ads. Why doesn't the Reveal scenario unfold on a beach at sunset? According to French Vogue, Klein's "latest fragrance recalls hazy Summer sunsets and as the evening begins to cool, a touch of Cashmeran evokes the delicate warmth of a cashmere shawl upon the shoulders."1 That's a much more intriguing and accurate description than the ramblings about erotic games between equals.

Reveal is warm and translucent, and — to me, at least — more comforting than sexy. It does have a distinctive "salt signature," which it balances against a sweeter amber accord. I experienced the fragrance differently on two consecutive days. On an unseasonably cool summer day, the salty/iodine part dominated and smelled almost briny. (This reminded me of the fictional Calvin Klein fragrance named "The Beach" that was a plot point on Seinfeld back in the early 90s.) The next day was considerably warmer, and Reveal slipped more rapidly into its sweetish vanilla-sandalwood-musk dry down, although the saltiness never fully faded away. In between the saltwater top and the oriental base, there's a very smooth pepper effect and a similarly cleaned-up ambergris note.