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Novosibirsk, Russia
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The floral scent is indeed very beautiful. Sweetish, with a slight retro touch. It can confidently be called a "debutante's fragrance" And, you know, it really is! Perfectly suits the image of a young girl, creating an atmosphere of freshness and confidence )
The fragrance is truly feminine, with bright floral notes and a slight green tartness. The musky base gives it a sweetish undertone, but this sweetness feels fresh. It's interesting, long-lasting, and leaves a sillage!!!
The composition is clearly commercial. This fragrance exudes lightness and femininity, evoking associations with many well-known scents. I'm sure it will become a real bestseller 💖
Today I bought Red Moscow cologne from Novaya Zarya factory. The scent is really interesting, warm and long-lasting. I came here to find out the composition, but it seems I can't find it here. I'd also like to take a look at these perfumes 😊
Just a nightmare. Resinous, ginger, medicinal ylang-ylang. Yellow-floral, sweetness pulls to the bottom. Mature but unbearable. There's something, but not the time to get involved
This perfume has fresh flowers, citrus notes, and woody accents. Overall, the scent feels a bit sour and sharp, with some kind of alcoholic aftertaste. I can't quite figure out what's wrong, but in the end, it just doesn't please the nose 😕
Stella's perfume, sadly, just doesn't live up to her gorgeous outfits. The scent is floral, but with a clear chemical undertone, and it's way too sweet. Honestly, it's completely unimpressive, and I wouldn't hesitate to put it in the same category as those cheap perfumes you'd find in a subway station. Better to skip it than waste time on such rubbish 😒
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Is it really possible to draw a parallel between this version and the new formulation? It seems there's no answer to that question