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Chelyabinsk, Russia
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The rose is sweet, but the base is too oily. The fragrance feels heavy, dense, and long-lasting, leaving a noticeable sillage. Oriental, yes, but the bottle color is just unfortunate ))
A scent that transports you to the Renaissance, as if enveloped in a leathery trail and playful apple wine. This fragrance was created at the request of the founder of the St. Petersburg dance theater "Quattrocento," and it truly sparks interest. There's something mysterious about it that makes you ponder, yet it doesn't give a clear answer
The greens here are just OVERPOWERING! Patchouli is barely audible, and citrus zest grates on the nerves. It sounds like someone decided to make a vitamin cocktail but overdid the ingredients. Unisex? Yes, but not in a good way
A summer scent, not bad, of course. But I'd classify it as floral, even though I don't smell passion fruit at all. The longevity leaves much to be desired, but for this price, it's quite expected. Overall, you can keep it on your shelf - it's an ordinary, unremarkable everyday scent for spring and summer. Light, unobtrusive, not tiring. But there's something about it that makes you think. )
This fragrance made it onto a sleep list, but I don't agree with that. The watery notes here are just overwhelming, and with such an excess, you definitely won't be able to fall asleep. And its longevity is such that you can't wash it off! 😳
The rose is strict, but vetiver and patchouli create an interesting effect. Cocoa adds a certain mystery. I don't know what to think, but it's definitely worth trying! )
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Unfortunately, this fragrance didn't become my favorite. Cherry blossom is not to my liking, it seems too sharp and fresh, almost assaulting the ears. I can't say I enjoyed it ))
I agree with you! )