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

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I was at my local pizza place (in Connecticut, US), when I saw a strange plastic bottle in the display cooler where they keep cans of soda. The small alleys of Izmir, languid by the sea that floats endlessly under the afternoon silvery sun rays, and the cobblestone maze of Istanbul, hide in their bowels a fresh, zingy and insouciant smell of innocent childhood. 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. A quick-cleanse to eliminate bacteria from casual contact with dirt or just splash some all over yourself after a shower or use it as an after shaver to give yourself a refreshing boost throughout the day. Kolonya originated in Turkey – then part of the Ottoman Empire – in the 19th century, when cologne was first imported from Germany.

Known for it’s crisp and wonderful lemony scent, a little bit of this cologne brings instant coolness, freshness, cleanness and hygiene to the skin. As commercial hand sanitizers run dry in the US and Europe, people in Turkey are turning to a traditional, aromatic fragrance that has taken on a whole new relevance amid the coronavirus pandemic: kolonya.Now that people have bathrooms and both liquid and bar soap in their homes it might not be as necessary. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

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On my skin the longevity is good for an EDC, about 2 or 3 hours, but I also like to splash it on, which is what you are supposed to do with this. Elito markalı olmak şartıyla, aynı üründen ya da farklı ambalajlı Elito markalı ürünlerden 20 adet olması yeterlidir. Just to let you know, some 'Limon Kolonasi' contain ethyl alcohol, which, if you are a Muslim, it is Haraam, as it contains alcohol.

It's actually very nice at first, but there seems to be a powdery white musk in it that makes it last for 2+ hours on my skin and it starts to give me a headache and make me feel queasy after an hour or so. Is the Duru Limon Kolonyasi or M Kolonya Limon more similar to Eti brand (which I love), or is it more similar to Pereja with it's long-lasting white musk? It is extremely rude to refuse the perfumed water on these occasions as who wouldn’t want to smell nice and fresh anyway? Oh, the lovely limon kolonyasi, years ago I used to bring this back from trips to Turkey, way before I "got into perfumes. I put the Lemon Cologne in a small empty spray bottle and it is now a permanent fixture in my bag-smells fantastic!Experience the feeling of freshness with the refreshing effect of Pereja Turkish Lemon Cologne, which brings you the unique scent of lemon flower. 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. If you’ve ever been to a Turkish Barbers then the familiar soothing aroma of Turkish lemon cologne will probably be a familiar one. Continue smiling even though my hands are now on fire because they are really dry and someone just poured what seems to be alcohol on them. Natalie - After visiting Mersin for 2 weeks, I left with 6 bottles of lemon cologne that I rcvd as gifts to bring back home.

It is an important Turkish tradition to offer Cologne during guest visits in a family gatherings, Contains 80% ethyl alcohol.Duru Lemon Cologne provides you and your guests with freshness all day long with the fresh lemon essence it contains. The Ottomans had an established ritual of cleansing with lemon-scented alcohol; since they didn't drink it they found other uses for it. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. I also love what you said about the west and its too frequent usage of chemicals to mask odors and kill germs. Even the Turkish youngsters does not find it "in" Turkey has an important cologne culture with funny details.