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Ming Shu is probably familiar to anyone who's ever peeked into Yves Rocher. It's truly a wonderful floral-aquatic perfume, very light and feminine. Its longevity is excellent, and the sillage is simply delightful
Looking at this exquisite pyramid, you immediately feel that this flanker clearly leans towards the classic, towards its first incarnation. It's a shame I didn't get to try it. The bottle, undoubtedly, attracts attention
This sweet floral nonsense, of course, looks appealing, but using such a bottle is simply a nightmare. Such fragrances are better left on the shelf as a trinket, rather than trying to use them. In practice, you simply don't reach for them, and it's irritating
Saffron and some dampness from wood, that's all. Unusual, yes, but that doesn't mean it's good. Constantly smell it? No thanks, not for me 😒
The fragrance turned out very interesting; you can clearly feel the combination of citrus and spices. Rose, in my opinion, doesn't take center stage; rather, it complements the overall picture. For me, this perfume is more unisex than feminine. Although, perhaps it will unfold differently on another person
The scent is quite simple, nothing special - just vanilla and cotton candy. But the longevity pleasantly surprised me, it's pretty good. My daughter adores such smells, and I always happily bought them for her
Out of the three bottles I bought, only one has eucalyptus. It became my favorite, although, to be honest, compared to the old version, it seems diluted. This new version turned out too cold, but the pine needle note sounds quite atmospheric. But there's still a bitter feeling that my expectations weren't met )
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