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M34u2NV · 04-03-07, 08:29

Hey everyone, i just have a very simple question. . .i've been fortunate enough to sample nearly all of the estate glazes zymol has to offer. . .but have yet to try vintage

last week my friend let me try some of his vintage that he has left over from his pebble beach sampler kit that they used to offer, and i was surprised to open the jar and notice that vintage is almost scentless, which made me "question" for a moment if it was genuine or not. it did apply pretty nicely by hand though, and looked amazing when done, but again, all the other estate/high end stuff from zymol has a strong scent, and this had almost none. . .

what exactly should it smell like? i know that is kind of a silly question but i don't think he bought the kit FROM zymol, so unfortunately it's possible for it to perhaps have been
"replaced" with something else.

thanks for the input!

04-03-07, 08:29	#1 (permalink)
M34u2NV Registered User M34u2NV is offline Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: FL Posts: 26	Question about zymol vintage Hey everyone, i just have a very simple question. . .i've been fortunate enough to sample nearly all of the estate glazes zymol has to offer. . .but have yet to try vintage last week my friend let me try some of his vintage that he has left over from his pebble beach sampler kit that they used to offer, and i was surprised to open the jar and notice that vintage is almost scentless, which made me "question" for a moment if it was genuine or not. it did apply pretty nicely by hand though, and looked amazing when done, but again, all the other estate/high end stuff from zymol has a strong scent, and this had almost none. . . what exactly should it smell like? i know that is kind of a silly question but i don't think he bought the kit FROM zymol, so unfortunately it's possible for it to perhaps have been "replaced" with something else. thanks for the input!