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Rostov-na-Donu, Russia
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The fragrance is really interesting. It combines earthy and fertile notes, as well as aldehydic-fruity accents. You can feel ripe, yet very appetizing fruits in it, and there's a slight peppery bitterness, probably added by cloves. If I were to describe it as a stone, it would be a carnelian with a honeyed sheen. Overall, it gives confidence and positive emotions
Jasmine is clearly in excess here; it's overwhelming and creates a heavy feeling. However, it quickly disappears, leaving only a light musky trail. If the goal was to convey tuberose, then, alas, it failed
A rose scent with a fruity tartness. Impressive, but it's not immediately clear how to feel about it. The opening is indeed bright and refreshing, but there's something mysterious about this combination. Overall, a rather pleasant feeling, but I can't say I'm thrilled )
In my opinion, it's a more mature version of Black XS. Restrained, velvety, with depth. In autumn it opens up amazingly, especially in October. Really something
In Baiser Volé, I feel the lily, as if it's floating in seawater. It's a familiar composition, but thanks to the slight bitterness of ginger, the fragrance becomes truly unique. It's beautiful, delicate, and very sensual 🌊
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This scent lacks lavender. It usually adds freshness and lightness to spicy compositions. Without it, the feeling becomes heavier and less harmonious
You shouldn't buy anything without testing it. It could lead to disappointment. It's better to try it first, and then decide )))
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