Follow – Eau de Parfum – 100ml

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A long-lasting, captivating scent. The soft yet intense combination of dark roasted coffee, vanilla, and amber creates a fragrance experience that captivates. The deep, spicy scent of fresh coffee dominates the foreground, while vanilla and benzoin add a delicate chocolate note. Follow is the scent of the warm feeling of a new, bright morning with black, steaming coffee.


Fragrance notes:Coffee beans, vanilla, benzoin, tonka bean, tree sap and amber

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Kerosene Fragrances is an American indie perfume label founded by John Pegg. John is anything but an ordinary perfumer. Growing up in Michigan, not far from Motor City Detroit, his start in the working world took him to the factory halls of the automobile industry. There he encountered a wide variety of smells and was fascinated: oil, gasoline, pressed steel, plastic, but also the smell of the rough nature of his homeland of trees and earth. John took his first steps in the world of perfume not with his own creations, but with fragrance reviews on his YouTube channel. He soon realized that he didn't just want to talk about perfumes, but also create them himself. Coming from North America, with its long, cold winters, John is particularly attracted to warmer scents. Amber, woods and spices therefore often find their way into his repertoire. Not only does he create the fragrances himself, he also designed the bottles. Each bottle is unique and is hand-painted and stamped. John describes himself as a simple person, but his fragrances are the exact opposite - raw and unique, but always accessible.

Fragrance Family
  • gourmand
Dominating fragrance note

  • Coffee
Fragrance Vibe
  • Warm
Perfumer
  • John Pegg

Kerosene Fragrances

Kerosene Fragrances is a US indie perfume label founded by John Pegg. John is anything but an ordinary perfumer. Growing up in Michigan, not far from Motor City Detroit, his entry into the working world first took him to the factory halls of the automotive industry. There he encountered a variety of smells and was fascinated: oil, gasoline, pressed steel, plastic, but also the scent of the rugged nature of his homeland with its trees and earth. However, John took his first steps into the world of perfume not with his own creations, but with fragrance reviews on his YouTube channel. Soon he realized that he not only wanted to talk about perfumes but also create them himself. Coming from North America, with its long, cold winters, John is particularly drawn to warmer fragrance notes. Amber, woods, and spices often find their way into his repertoire. Not only does he create the scents himself, but the design of the bottles also comes from him. Each bottle is a unique piece and is hand-painted and stamped. John describes himself as a simple person, but his fragrances are quite the opposite – raw and unique, yet always approachable.

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Es ist der 22. Dezember 1988. Ich bin 10 Jahre alt, gehe in die 5. Klasse und habe wirklich keinen Spaß in der Schule. Ich habe soeben meine Mathearbeit zurückerhalten und, wie immer, auf ganzer Linie versagt. Ich sitze am Fenster. Draußen ist es kalt, der Winter hat seit einigen Tagen unser Dorf fest im Griff. Die Sonne scheint, der Himmel ist stahlblau und die Welt scheint zu glitzern. Ruhe. Die Lehrerin wünscht uns schöne Weihnachten und entlässt uns nach Hause.
Ich packe meine versemmelte Arbeit ein, setze meine Mütze auf, ziehe meine Jacke an und trete nach draußen. Was wird meine Mutter sagen? Wird sie böse mit mir sein? Und der strenge Vater? Mir ist mulmig Zumute.
Zu Hause angekommen öffne ich die Tür und atme ein. Es ist warm. Gemütlich. Ein wohliges Gefühl umschließt meinen Körper. Es riecht nach starkem Kaffee und dem Räuchermännchen, welches gestern Abend während des Tatorts im Wohnzimmer gekokelt hat. Ich ziehe meine Jacke aus und gehe nach oben. Meine Mutter steht in der Küche. Sie macht Teig….Vanillekipferl, die mag ich gerne. Im Wohnzimmer steht der Tannenbaum, im Moment noch ungeschmückt. Ein imposanter Baum. Mein Vater hat den Holzofen an. Es knistert laut. Er hat wohl vorhin Pfeife geraucht. Ich bediene mich an der Keksdose. Meine Mutter schaut mich an und bittet mich ihr beim Backen zu helfen. Mein Vater streicht mir über den Kopf. Ich werde geliebt, die Szenerie ist perfekt. Es ist Weihnachten. Meine Mathearbeit erwähne ich heute nicht.