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What a wonderful autumn perfume! I can smell dried cherry in it, although it's not in the composition; perhaps it's the tobacco creating those notes. The fragrance is truly warm, spicy, and rich. In cold weather, it simply saves the day with its gorgeous sillage 🍂
The tuberose in this scent is simply gorgeous, so delicate and alluring. Tonka beans, vanilla, and woody notes create an interesting cocktail, but in summer, it really choked me. In winter, of course, it unfolds differently, and in autumn, its true power is felt 🌼
Among the lily of the valley, I clearly detect blackcurrant, it's truly berry-like, with a light vanilla hint. There's some strange nuance I can't quite pinpoint, like paraffin, but there's something mysterious about it. Overall, the scent is quite nice 😌
This winter fragrance is simply gorgeous, creating an atmosphere of coziness, as if you're at a tea party with cinnamon pie and jam. You can almost feel an aunt treating you to her baking and warming you with her warmth. But there's something in this tea that causes a slight bitterness, as if the spices added something a little unexpected 🍰
Peony from the garden. There's a whole story about it, how it bloomed among dry currant bushes and leaves. The bud opened, white and almost innocent. The lily of the valley seems to enhance the peony note, making it brighter. It sounds pure, without contrasts. The first time, this scent amazed me. I thought: wow! A real peony! The base of the fragrance makes you listen closely, sniff deeply, and with each time, the peony becomes sweeter, more honeyed, deeper. But at the same time, a little monotonous. The fragrance isn't bad, but it might get boring for everyday wear. I have it, and I wear it about once a week. It lasts about a day
Didn't grab me again. The anise here is too intrusive, I can't stand it. It's a shame it's so common in this brand's perfumes. Otherwise, I'd have more favorites 😒
Citrus notes sparkle brightly, creating an atmosphere of freshness around them, while jasmine and patchouli add an interesting nuance. As the fragrance develops, vanilla appears, giving it softness. Overall, the scent is sparkling and delicate, though at times it feels a bit synthetic )
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You probably meant iris? But for me, it's more like heliotrope with mimosa, which reminds me of old lipstick. Although I adore mimosa, the heliotrope here is clearly superfluous. It makes the mimosa s...
Yes, exactly, much heavier and sweeter, no freshness at all 😤