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Saint Petersburg, Russia
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I bought a small decant, hoping for a watercolor effect, but I didn't check the composition, and that was my mistake. Tuberose in 95% of fragrances always takes center stage, overshadowing other notes. The situation hasn't changed here. Even a delicate and green tuberose on me turned into an overwhelming creamy-honey sound. Very bright and intense, and unfortunately, I just couldn't get along with Do Son
The oud is truly impressive, it gives a feeling of warmth. Initially, the scent might seem a bit aggressive, but soon it transforms into something very comfortable and homely. But I still haven't figured out the smell of African stone!!
The smell of herbs and wood, with a hint of some flat aquatic notes, honestly makes me sad. The fragrance isn't bad, but it's too simple for everyday use. No frills, just ordinary
This perfume evokes sad memories of something lost. The flowers in it seem otherworldly, they feel fictional, as if it's one huge, magical bloom. It's amazing how it can transport you to a dream world, yet at the same time leaves a feeling of longing )
Cold green goo, with lily of the valley and lilac on some spicy base. Sounds not bad, but only in spring and summer, otherwise that nasty synthetic starts to creep out
The fragrance is truly relaxing, it's spicy and creates a feeling of warmth, as if something warming is spreading inside you. The pepper here is excellent, soft, with a slight woody nuance. It suits both men and women, making it a versatile choice
Cold green, like someone decided to spray you with a hose. Woody notes with flowers, but the flowers feel kinda unnatural, like plastic. The scent is way too strong, even overpowering, like it was put on for the gym. Not sure who'd like this, but it's definitely not for me
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