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I agree there's something in common with Carner Barcelona, but I can't pinpoint which specific fragrance gives that feeling. The top notes are bright and appealing. I like these citrus accents, but overall there's still a sense of uncertainty
This fragrance didn't impress me at all. In my opinion, it's too soapy and spicy, and the anise seems to constantly push through. Honestly, it's definitely not for everyone )
The scent is truly unusual, you could say it's very niche. On the skin, it unfolds warmly and lasts, but there's almost no sillage. You can feel a light floral tartness, but overall, the scent is sweetish, with notes of violet and suede, as well as woody resinous accents 🌸
The pyramid really reminds me of L'Impératrice. But the bottle, shaped like the Eiffel Tower, even though it looks interesting, doesn't save the situation. If the fragrance had its own individuality, that would be a completely different story)))
Alcohol and a chemical smell are clearly noticeable, but if you look at the composition itself, you can see that it aims for a high level, like Chanel or colognes from Tim Sasha. I expected something more impressive, but it turned out quite mediocre. I can't decide if I like it or not
The scent really feels quite dry and sharp. It opens up better on clothes than on skin, that's noticeable. It also smells nice on paper. In damp weather, it seems to come alive, becoming richer and more pleasant. But at the same time, its intensity increases. In general, it's definitely worth testing before buying 🌧️
Lavender in women's fragrances - it's just something awful. I don't understand how one can wear it. It's not for me, I don't like it at all!!
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I don't understand why they call it floral, it's clearly a woody-spicy scent. Patchouli with notes of frankincense and pepper, but they're not harsh or rough, rather gentle and intimate, like a light ...
Lavender, in my opinion, is more suitable for men's fragrances. It's not a feminine choice, but rather something for strong men 😔
A woman's fragrance is important, of course, but really, it all depends on how she carries herself and how she dresses. True elegance is revealed in her manners and style, not just in her perfume