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I can't decide what to get: the Donna version or the Rose scent from Chloé. Both fragrances delight with the freshness of morning rose, with a slight tartness and fruity notes. Both perfumes are very pleasant, feminine, and often noticed by others ))))
The iris in this fragrance is simply imperceptible, as if it's been trampled by lavender-geranium notes. The base with moss and pine needles completely kills any hope for floral accents and femininity
Besides bergamot, there are clearly some spices here, the scent is simply spicy. This aquatic, honestly, is too intrusive, it gets right up your nose and causes a migraine. It's totally not for me
A fragrance that's hard to grasp right away. Sweet orange and the tartness of blackberry, plus vanilla. It's so bright and dynamic that you don't even know if it's suitable for winter or evening. Curious how it will unfold on the skin 🍊
Boring scent, damn. Sweet, floral, pepper and citrus - seems okay, but too simple. For young girls maybe it's fine, but I feel nothing. Dull, lacks a twist
I really like Kapsule Woody! It smells quite unusual - with a spicy kick and a bit rough… But it definitely stands out and is memorable. Over time, it transforms into something completely different - powdery and warm, like a hug. Overall, it's just beautiful. Very beautiful. My friends like it too… Many compliment it and consider it more of a feminine scent 🌸
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How great that there are such interesting and insightful stories! They always lift my spirits and make me think 😊
The winter fragrance is simply awful, this honeyed nectar is so sticky it's disgusting 😤
I totally agree with the opinion about the 153 flanker. It's a completely different scent, and if that's the case, it's better to call it something else. Manufacturers are playing an unfair game, and ...