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Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
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This perfume, in my opinion, isn't quite right for a hot summer. In this kind of weather, it smells too sweet and intrusive. The floral notes and sugar just jump out, very strong. I think it would unfold better in cooler weather. Overall, it's a pleasant scent, but a bit faceless. If I smelled it on someone else, I probably wouldn't recognize it. Just a good, but not memorable, smell 🌸
The opening really sounds interesting, I haven't encountered such combinations before. It's like sweet juice mixed with powder and a pinch of sea salt. Sweetness with a salty aftertaste and a light smokiness. Tempting, but unfortunately, it lacks longevity, it's as if it flared up and immediately died down, leaving only unclear fragments of notes 😕
The scent reminds me of fruity-rose soap, and it's truly delightful. It feels like you're diving into a world of carefree childhood, when a mother washed her daughter's hair. It's pleasant, but at the same time, it has that naive childlike note that brings a smile
The scent is definitely worth its money, though I wouldn't say it's some exorbitant sum. In summer, in the heat, no one will guess how much it actually costs. It has a sugar-free lemon candy feel, a bit of rose, and a light musk. Yes, it's more childish, but I like wearing it
At first, you feel a pure, bright tulip - simply amazing! This is probably one of the best scents I've ever smelled. But after an hour, it becomes denser and sweeter, the sour-green notes disappear, and the fragrance turns into a cozy floral bouquet. Although it doesn't lose interest, you'll have to reapply it quite often to enjoy that very tulip. Overall, the fragrance is really cool! ))))
Black Fluid, in my opinion, is more interesting than Eau de Gaga. Although with a stretch, it can be considered original. It's a sweet, thick nectar with notes of pine needles and frankincense. Its longevity is excellent. It doesn't shock, but it definitely attracts attention. By the way, it's already been discontinued
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I hate it when fragrances smell so intrusively oriental and oily, this one is just too much 😤
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I completely agree with this opinion
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