Marmados Turkish Lemon Colonge (Limon Kolonyasi) 80% Alcohol, Yellow

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Although she kept her precious exotic perfumes at home, the bergamot, lemon or even pine-infused eau de Cologne travelled with her, refreshing many a time a weary travelling companion and alleviating a stuffy atmosphere of a couped-up car on a long drive across Europe. While providing refreshment with the natural lemon extracts it contains, on the other hand, it provides high protection in terms of hygiene. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. You might also spot huge 1 LT plastic bottles shaped like laundry detergents at Turkish bathrooms and wonder if these people consume it by the gallon in secret. Bogazici Traditional Turkish Lemon Cologne is also used by many barbers and salons as an anti-septic treatment and as a hair care product respectively.

The old Eti used to smell a lot like Bogazici brand of lemon cologne, but now it dries down very sharp and crisp, almost smelling like a sharp women's perfume. This lemon blossom cologne is a most lovely habit and it shows how things not quite "glamorized" can hold their own special charm. Ingredients: Aqua, %80 Ethyl Alcohol, Perfum, Benzyl Benzoate, Citral, geraniol, isoeugenol, linalool, limonene. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Colognes also allow everyone to relax, thanks to Turkish market special alcohol-containing formulas.It is an important Turkish tradition to offer Cologne during guest visits in a family gatherings, Contains 80% ethyl alcohol. I have the Pereja--I've read that Duru's version has a bit of musk or tonka in the base, but I haven't tried that one yet.

For instance doing the window panes with some old newspaper and some plain old vinegar gives them a great shine (unbelievable but true). When I asked what it was, the owner just said "here, hold out your hand" and poured some into my hands. Kolonya originated in Turkey – then part of the Ottoman Empire – in the 19th century, when cologne was first imported from Germany. Elito markalı esanslardan ve diğer Elito markalı hammaddelerden, toplam 600 TL ve üzerinde alım yapan müşterilerimize, ayın en trend Elito markalı esansı hediye olarak sunulmaktadır. Experience the feeling of freshness with the refreshing effect of Pereja Turkish Lemon Cologne, which brings you the unique scent of lemon flower.Jophielle Angel’s Light Anti-Aging Tonic is a skincare tonic developed for damaged, sensitive, and mature skin. Oh, the lovely limon kolonyasi, years ago I used to bring this back from trips to Turkey, way before I "got into perfumes.

Can you tell me other brands of limon kolonyasi that smell like Eti but do NOT smell flowery/powdery like Pereja. Beneath the ubiquitous sardines's salty aroma, the syrupy seker pare desserts offered on large trays in the street, the numerous Döner kebab joints and the fermented bulgur boza drink, one might bypass the simpler but happier smell of Limon Kolonyasi, a prevalent clean lemony scent emanating from seeimingly everywhere: closely cropped napes, kid's small hands under white, school-uniform collars, tabletops and plastic overlays, linen drying in the sun. Cologne is a fragrant liquid that is often preferred to serve to guests, especially on holidays and important days. When we have had sick kids they have been used to wipe doorknobs and light switches with the hopes of killing some of the germs involved.Among the cologne varieties, the perfumed cologne product is also known as one of the most preferred ones. I put the Lemon Cologne in a small empty spray bottle and it is now a permanent fixture in my bag-smells fantastic! Duru Limon Kolonya (otherwise known as Lemon Cologne) is a traditional Turkish Cologne well known for its sweet lemon fragrance which lasts all day! This simple aroma is also unisex and fitting for summer and hot weather, making barbers finish off a session by splashing a generous amount on the nape of the neck, so that some of it is caught by the hair, which retains an intense freshness.