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Definitely not a gourmand, that's for sure. At first, mint hits you right in the nose, as if it's the main player here. Smoky chocolate, as if it's been fumigated with incense, creates a gloomy atmosphere. There's some balsamic viscousness that weighs on the soul. Gradually, a light woody bitterness is felt, but jasmine seems not to have been added at all. In the base, you can hear patchouli, sweetish wood, and a little resin, but that doesn't save it. I feel like something is off, and it leaves an unpleasant aftertaste
Lots of resins. Resins and blackberry jam, resins and an inkwell, resins and dry branches. The bitterness is noticeable, it's a bit heavy, but not too dense. I don't like it, I see absolutely nothing appealing in it, although the bottle and the name are impressive
This fragrance is a real find for mimosa lovers. It's very natural, almost as if you just stepped outside in spring and inhaled the fresh air. Its tenderness and simplicity are simply captivating. Imagine a huge bouquet with bright yellow balls and green leaves, standing on your windowsill, illuminated by sunbeams. Over time, it becomes a little more powdery, but that doesn't diminish its appeal. In the base, a musky powder with light green accents unfolds. I adore musk, so I have no complaints at all
The aromatic picture evokes nostalgia. Imagine yourself in a cozy cafe, enjoying a cappuccino with a slight hint of linden, and for dessert - vanilla panna cotta. Linden trees are blooming all around, and somewhere in the distance, you can smell freshly cut grass, soaked in rain. This fragrance is so rich, with a clear musky accent, leaving a trail that doesn't let go. It's as if something important is slipping away, and you can't get it back )
The opening of the fragrance is very believable, like opening a bottle of rum. It makes you want to take a sip right from the bottle. Then pineapple appears - it's so juicy, sweet and sour, and very noticeable. Gradually, it fades into woody and leathery notes with a slight hint of ink, but there's not a drop of sweetness here. Notturno, which translates to "night," doesn't actually evoke gloomy associations. It's like a night spent in a bar on one of the lively streets of a Cuban city, where life doesn't stop until morning. Although I haven't been to Cuba, these are the images that come to mind. A night when you're cheerful, a little tipsy, and around you is the scent of rum and exotic fruits. People are smiling and friendly too. And then you return to your bungalow, tired but content, greeting the dawn, inhaling the bitter scent of sand and trees. You open your diary with its worn leather cover and write about your impressions, so that later, in the gray everyday life, you can relive these moments. But, unfortunately, the fragrance wasn't very long-lasting, and with the cold weather, it started to give off more pineapple than alcohol. So this story didn't become mine
The Feel 'N' Chill fragrance reminds me of watermelon water, but with unexpected notes, as if someone added a bit of shaving foam with cardamom and sea air. The greenness of pine needles gives it freshness, but at the same time, there's something strange. Piña Colada with a light sweetness that gradually fades, and fig-coconut milky accents appear. It's a state of relaxation, like you're in full zen. The opening, of course, is invigorating, but not entirely my style. However, when the fragrance starts to unfold, it becomes truly pleasant. It's like a vacation on a sea beach, evening strolls along the promenade with a cocktail in hand. Overall, a great choice for a summer trip 🌊
The scent reminds me of something mysterious, like from an old fairy tale. It's a bit bitter, with notes of herbs and berries. At first, it feels quite sharp, but then it becomes softer and enveloping. The fragrance definitely attracts attention, but honestly, for such a price, it doesn't meet expectations
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