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Omsk, Russia
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Wonderful! Powdery lilac, sweet and beautiful, simply captivating. It's a variety, seems like something akin to "Marshal Zhukov" or "Red Moscow". It's a bit sweeter, but at the same time feels a little drier than Oze by Simone Cosac. Overall, the fragrance moves in one direction, and that's impressive
This fragrance opened up for me with smoky caramel with a sharp tang and jasmine. It's not bad, but it won't suit everyone. I use it according to my mood, because I'm fickle and love variety. Sadness
Vintage bottles really catch the eye, but they're not that convenient to use. The scent, however, is delightful. It's calm, with tart woody notes subtly framed by flowers and a light fresh undertone. This combination creates a pleasant feeling ))
This scent became a true lavender symphony for me. Honestly, among all the declared notes, I only smelled lavender, and nothing else. No variety, just monotony
The scent reminds me of alcoholic candies, but with hints of sweetness and coolness. There's a lot of synthetics in it, but despite that, it's quite pleasant. Honestly though, the men's version still wins 🎉
The scent is indeed dusty. Cocoa here with bright tuberose, and the bitterness of lily and indolic jasmine only emphasize it. Styrax and oud also make an appearance, and tonka beans add their own note. The fragrance turns out very rich, even deafening, but at the same time somehow muted 🤔
How strange it is! Vanilla and tobacco intertwine so tightly that it creates a feeling of sweetness, but the lemon sparks, it seems, are only visible to me. I wish the scent had something more cheerful, because it's too serious, even pompous, somehow
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