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denis 125 – :
As a Greek I was so excited to this addition in my favorite Frangratica perfume data base <3
Fresh, uplifting and simple… Ancient Greeks used to say that pure beauty is in simple things.
And this is Myrto… There is a third addition to the family which is Orange Blossom… Nice, but as it is my favorite note in perfumeries, I prefer it in other perfumes and mixed with other notes.
Vesel – :
cologne of innocence in Greece
rhhp – :
Am I dreaming? Mirto Lemon is in Fragrantica? Words are not enough to express what I’m feeling right now. I suppose that most Fragranticans from Greece could understand my excitement. Mirto (it’s pronounced Mee-rtó, a female Greek name which means myrtle) is just a classic lemon cologne. Nothing more or less. But for most of us living in Greece and are older that 30, a bottle of this juice holds a very special place in our heart. Besides lemon, it is full of carelessness, smiles, freshness, innocence, colorful Easter days and hot summer afternoons, children’s parties and sunny Sundays, old barber shops and well-groomed grandfathers, joy and nostalgia. I have not smelled it since 1995 but I suppose that there is no difference between the current formulation and the old one. It’s still widely available in beauty stores and some supermarkets but I’m afraid that only few (old) customers are still interested in purchasing a small bottle. Anyway I was touched by seeing Mirto in Fragrantica’s index and I hope that there will be more reviewers about it.
PS. There is also Mirto cologne Lavender but very few preferred to use it than the lemon cologne. The latter had been so famous that for many years a lot of people, when they smelled any lemon perfume (even some more prestigious and expensive) they were saying, “it smells like “Mirto”!
Yerhjggh – :
Oh boy,oh boy!The cologne of our childhood!!!