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Novosibirsk, Russia
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Not impressed. Too sweet and lacks brightness. Smells like peony, and the musky notes with vanilla and tonka beans don't add originality 😕
Cherry compote with the pit. The scent, though a bit chemical, really evokes associations with cherry compote, but more like a jar filled with cold water. There's no alcohol here, and that's probably the main advantage. So it can be safely recommended. For those looking for something more complex, this won't suit, but for others, it might be quite pleasant
This scent reminds me of cool water with notes of bergamot and lavender. It's refreshing, sure, but sometimes it can feel a bit too intrusive )
The fragrance is quite nice, but it lacks a strong individuality. I think it will suit many people, as long as their character matches. There's something in it that evokes associations with purity, even something slightly cold and sterile. I can't say for sure if I like it or not, it's a strange feeling
If the magnolia isn't too intrusive, then I might like this fragrance. I absolutely adore tonka beans in the base, and I've been looking for almond in perfumery for a long time. The main thing is that it shouldn't be bitter, sour, or dusty, but precisely with that right nutty nuance )
The scent reminds me of milk with cream and powder. It's so delicate and cozy, it makes you want to just curl up in a corner at home with a warm blanket and a cup of tea. There's something languid about this smell that makes you feel comfortable, but at the same time, it brings a touch of sadness. As if you're sitting in silence, and the world around seems gray and empty
The bottle evokes associations with something light and fresh, but in reality, it's just a sickly sweet and sugary horror. Real chemical strawberry, nothing natural about it
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