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Tolyatti, Russia
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The flowers here are truly vibrant, with a bitter nuance - jasmine, lily of the valley, and freesia intertwine beautifully with musk and litchi. This fragrance is clearly for women, but there's no sweetness in it; rather, it leaves a bitter aftertaste. Very interesting and impressive!
The fragrance clearly aims for something elite and expensive. If I didn't know what perfume this was, I might think it cost a fortune. It seems to exude "money," if I can put it that way. But, honestly, I don't understand why people with good incomes would choose such a common, almost banal scent to feel "rich." Everyone chooses their own way, of course, but living beautifully isn't a crime
Someone once told me that these were Guerlain's Meteorites, and I, of course, fell for it and decided to give it a sniff. But, damn, it all turned out not to be that interesting. The scent, yes, it's pleasant, delicate, but it's just some modest violets with green leaves, not something outstanding. And, by the way, on my skin it smells much worse than from the bottle
The bottles look like children's toys, I took the red one, of course, even though I've long outgrown that. Candies in a tin can, only the taste of blackcurrant remained, and that's it 😒
At first, it impressed me, such a rich peppery note, even reminiscent of warming creams for joints. But, as always, the drydown and base are disappointing - too cloyingly sweet and lacking individuality
I don't know what to think. I expected something more interesting, but I just got fruit juice with blackcurrant and a bit of bitterness. A disappointment, to be honest
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