DISCOVERY SET

One of the most interesting niche brands out there

I got the discovery set of Carner because I heard a lot about them in socials and from fellow smelly water enthusiasts. I feel like it’s a brand rooted in authenticity and creativity that’s captures the essence of the traditional Mediterranean culture while also being up to date and very modern. A great and a difficult combination to pull off. Now let’s get to the fun part. Extremely impressed with the set. For me the Cuirs perfume was the star. It’s bold but elegant, smooth but with a strong opening classy bet yet mysterious. Leather and sandalwood is the star here with the Oud and the Patcouli complimenting everything the saffron in the beginning and the tonka in the end make for a very well rounded experience and an elegant masterpiece for every collection out there. Now to the freshies. Sal y Limón and Bo-Bo are the most unisex and beautiful layering additions as well. They are greatly blended and will make you feel very fresh especially in this Mediterranean summer heat. But if we are being honest the real diamond in the freshies is Marbella. A bit more feminine leaning for the fellas but nonetheless a fresh fragrance that you will remember forever. Imagine going out in the summer for a drink in the Greek islands and capturing everyone’s attention. The peony with the addition of peach makes for a combination that will definitely linger in people’s minds for a long time. Sexy, sexy and sexy. Definitely get the set for yourself and decide which ones you like the best because it is pretty subjective after all. This brand is a gem and affordable as well. You don’t have to be rich to smell good. So to sum up Cuirs, Sal y limon, Bo-Bo and Marbella are my recommendations. Keep on smelling! <3

PARA CONOCER LA MARCA, LO MEJOR

Me ha encantado, es una buena manera de descubrir la marca, sobre todo en esta zona tan alejada de BCN, que no hay manera de probarla in situ. Y lo del descuento para la proxima compra es ideal.

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