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Yekaterinburg, Russia
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The fragrance is too intense and bright, as if it's packed with a lot of Montale's white musk. Ylang-ylang essential oil is felt here and there. I can't say it impressed me, although overall it's not bad, it's just that white flowers aren't really my thing 🌸
For me, honestly, I didn't notice any difference from the previous version. It's still the same sweet and alluring cocktail of cherry, vanilla, and powder 😏
At first, the scent seems somewhat green, as if it's not flowers but their thick stems, you even feel a freshness. But that's just an illusion, because after a while, a heavy floral sweetness starts to emerge, especially the strong scent of lily. It's very intense, it can cause a headache the first time you smell it!!
The smell is just wonderful. When I tried it, I immediately thought it would be perfect for the seaside - it would blend so well with the atmosphere. For an evening - definitely, not so much in the heat ))
A green fragrance, cold and fresh, with a bright accent on spices and saffron. The development is simply stunning, it sounds so crisp and beautiful. In warm weather, this is exactly what you need. The fragrance suits both men and women-a true unisex
Totally didn't expect it to be so different from Joop Jette. The pear seems to have disappeared, and in its place, a warm musk with pepper and a light powdery note emerged. The scent is really cozy and warm. Wouldn't mind a small bottle, it's not bad ))
The combination of citrus, mint, and ginger really grabs attention. Sounds fresh and unusual, doesn't it? The scent is soft, yet very lively and invigorating. A perfect find for a summer vacation! ☀️
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This fragrance seems to only unfold in warmth and humid conditions. It's hard to say if I like it or not, but there's something to it. Montale surprised me again, and I can't help but note that it's t...