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Moscow, Russia
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It's just a mix of flowers, coconut, and salty water. Sounds harmless enough, but in reality, it only causes irritation. No pleasant vacation associations, just boredom and monotony. There's no hint of positivity here. The sillage is completely imperceptible, as if it doesn't even exist 😒
The smell of wet peonies with green notes and a sharp citrus accent, as if torn apart. It sounds too loud and unnatural. Tenderness and purity? I don't know, I don't feel it. I wouldn't choose it for myself, but perhaps it would suit my sister 😒
This opium, but now it's like it's become a fruity flanker. Its sweetness and brightness just jump out at you. I feel a tartness, and it seems like plum is definitely present here. Overall, the fragrance isn't bad, but something is lost in it
This perfume with galbanum is simply delightful! The herbal notes are a pleasant surprise, and the soft aftertaste of mimosa adds charm. A true masterpiece that brings joy and lifts the mood
This version of the fragrance is simply oversaturated with spices. When applied, it feels like pepper hitting your nose. Too aggressive, in my opinion!!!
A pleasant, light scent, sweetish, with fruity and floral notes. There's nothing bright about it, just an unobtrusive fragrance for young people 🌸
The brand is known for its scents that clearly lean towards an Asian style. They are transparent and, unfortunately, too synthetic for my taste. I can't say it's my choice, and I'm unlikely to recommend it to anyone. It starts with a sharp freshness and mango that quickly disappears, and then the scent becomes something like green tea. This approach to creating perfumes doesn't suit me. I'd prefer more naturalness, maybe then I could find something appealing in it
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Fragrances are often perceived through the prism of advertising, packaging, or name. People forget that it's not just how the bottle looks that's important, but what's actually hidden inside