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Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
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This scent is certainly interesting, but it smells somehow too strict and even a bit stuffy. Its longevity is powerful, lasting all day, but by evening it starts to resemble something leathery, which isn't very pleasant. All in all, I don't know how one could love it
What a wonderful pineapple here! Spicy notes complement it perfectly. At first, it's just delight, and then benzoin and vanilla with patchouli start to unfold. I'm sure this fragrance will be appropriate not only in summer. Even now, it suits perfectly
This fragrance seems to be created exclusively for young girls. Otherwise, I can't imagine who it would suit. There's something childish about it, too sweet and simple, as if it's a perfume for a child ))
Honestly, in this fragrance, I don't smell anything but vanilla. But then, looking at the pyramid, I realized that's not entirely true. Yes, it is indeed mono-vanilla - sweet, gentle, and creamy. It doesn't resemble Yves Rocher's Bourbon Vanilla at all. There are no harsh notes here, although there's plenty of sweetness, but it doesn't overpower; rather, it creates an atmosphere of vanilla milk. Very pleasant, just an excellent fragrance
The tuberose here is really fresh, but the neroli gives it a somewhat bitter, green tint. The purity of the fragrance is felt, especially in spring when such notes sound bright. For summer, it might be too intense, and for those more sensitive to smells, it might seem a bit heavy 🌿
The look of the bottles with those paint smears is just awful. Another limited edition that's vanished, and now you can't get your hands on it, unfortunately
The scent is solar-violet, with a rich base of vanilla and amber. It's complex and spicy, truly magnificent. Created in honor of the rare 1945 Dawamesk Guerlain perfume. On the first sniff, you get a delicate oriental sweetness, like stepping into a bouquet of spicy flowers: lily of the valley and neroli, while sage and jasmine add interesting nuances. Rose with carnation and cinnamon create an amazing harmony. All this is intertwined like elegant lines in Arabic calligraphy. In the mid and dry-down, woody notes, vanilla, and amber start to emerge. It's truly complex and whimsical, yet never overwhelming. On the skin, it opens fresh and warm: bergamot and white flowers. Then spices - sage, nutmeg, carnation, and vanilla, framed by floral petals. Thanks to its musky-amber base, the fragrance quickly "melds" with the skin, creating a delicate floral-spicy cloud - until you really lean in, it's almost like it's not there. But trust me, it is. All in all, this is a scent you'll want to love and wear at every chance you get!
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Absolutely right, giving advice haphazardly isn't the best option, you can make mistakes. It's great that everything worked out! )