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Rostov-na-Donu, Russia
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The format, in general, isn't bad, but tea-based scents aren't really my thing. Nevertheless, I decided to try it anyway. Green tea with lemon, which opened quite pleasantly in early spring, but by summer it became terribly chemical and barely lasted. It seems that's why I'm not a fan of scents with dominant green tea
The scent of floral pollen, fluffy and sweet-powdery, with a refreshing tartness, truly grabs attention. It smells lovely and leaves a good impression, memorable for a long time 🌸
The fragrance, in my opinion, is quite mysterious and intriguing. It's gentle, but at the same time leaves a feeling of confidence. The longevity is decent, but the sillage isn't too noticeable; rather, it hugs the skin. This perfume can be worn at any time of year and in any situation, it's versatile. It seems to suit women of all ages, but there's something special about it that makes you think
The fragrance is sweetish and a bit watery, no specific notes stand out, but overall it smells like a unified whole. Quite nice 😊
Didn't catch any ambergris at all! Expected something else. Too spicy and bitter, sweet flowers are oppressive. Stuffy and uncomfortable
A fragrance with coniferous and lemon notes. At first, it's quite bright and sharp, but over time it transforms into a delicate sweetish powder with floral accents 🌼
At first, you get citrusy lollipops, then a sweet pear delights, and closer to the base, the fragrance turns into simple vanilla. Cozy, yes, but I wouldn't call it childish, it's just too far from real perfumery. Memories of it bring sadness, as if something important slipped away
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