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Tolyatti, Russia
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Bought this version instead of the classic one because I heard the difference was insignificant. But my nose immediately noticed more alcohol here, and it's not as fresh and sharp as the first version. Nevertheless, I still enjoy using it ))
What a delightful fruity scent this is! No flowers are felt, but this natural sweetness is simply captivating. It feels like stepping into a garden with ripe fruits, full of sunlight. A real boost of positivity and inspiration! 🍏
What a stunning fragrance! 🌸 Delicate floral notes blend beautifully with nutty-creamy undertones. There's a subtle hint of cherry pit, but it's so delicate that not everyone will catch it. I really loved this perfume, I want a whole barrel of it! 🎉
At first, I smell warm leather with notes of spices, but soon a burnt rubber scent appears on me. Later, this smell fades, and only the feeling of a sauna remains. Overall, it's curious, but I won't get it for myself 😔
Mandarin, of course, costs a lot, but it really is one of the most natural. Though, honestly, I wouldn't dare to shell out such an amount for a scent that simply pleases with its citrusy sound
Mukhallat, in my opinion, looks more appealing, but it lacks richness. It's more like strawberry jam with a sour kick at the beginning. The scent is pleasant, but too homely for me 😔
the fragrance starts with vetiver and laurel, and it's truly captivating. then it smoothly transitions into dried fruit notes, which adds an interesting twist. later, a light coniferous accent is felt, completing the composition
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Yes, it's definitely an acquired taste, but I mostly like its sharpness 😔
What the hell kind of scent! It's just summery, clubby, sweet and light, like you're at a party with a cocktail in hand. Juicy and delicious, yes, but for me it evokes associations with something more...