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I live in a hot climate, and in summer, this is simply unbearable. Such a gorgeous fragrance, but impossible to wear, it just chokes you ((( It's a real shame. When I tried it, in the heat it develops too heavy and stuffy. LouLou Cacharel is simply suffocating in this regard. But in autumn, when the weather changes, it smells completely different, much more pleasant and delicate))🌧️
A scent that just hits you in the nose, reminds me of cucumber lotion. Maybe this is that "freshness" everyone talks about, but honestly, it's definitely not for everyone. The bottle, by the way, looks magnificent - I definitely want to add it to my collection
The scent resembles some cloying soda, just unbearably sweet and synthetic. It fills the space completely, as if overpowering all other smells. It's impossible to breathe when there's such an intrusive sweetness around
Flowers, as if in a wild dance, get lost in a bottle of Rum, and its aromas fill the space. Slightly sharp resins give this scent masculinity and create an intriguing warm sillage
The scent is a bit harsh, lemons with fir oil, and juniper seems to add its own note too. The quality is top-notch, but for a simple man who isn't into perfumery, it might seem too complex and confusing 😔
Well, this is the first time mint and lemon haven't repulsed me. Here, everything is somehow neat, cool, and gentle. The mint doesn't smell like a whole bunch, but rather like a small sprig lying somewhere nearby. The flowers, by the way, perfectly balanced this menthol freshness with their sweetness. The result is a rather pleasant and fragrant scent that's even appealing 🌿
A scent with notes of peony, rose, and musk. The mist is completely unlike the perfume itself. Honestly, I didn't expect it to be so light and airy
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