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Sweetness and patchouli. The opening, of course, isn't bad, but honey, broom, and acacia - that's all the good things I can say. Wood, yes, it's present, but after that, it's just unbearable. Not my thing, definitely not my thing
Rose with fruits, and then this sweetness that smells like plastic raspberry. It's surprising that such girlish scents are named after rock bands. Kinda weird, don't you think
What an amazing scent this is! It's like it transports you to an oriental market, where sweet and spicy notes mingle, and sometimes resinous undertones too. Definitely worth adding to your collection, you won't regret it! 😍
On my skin, a true coniferous scent emerged, even a bit prickly. Honestly, I haven't quite understood it yet, but I think it's worth trying again! Maybe it was just a bad day for it. I don't smell rose, grapefruit, or blackcurrant at all… none of that. But the longevity is impressive! 🌲
The tuberose here is simply explosive, sweet, and very persistent. For true fans of this flower, the scent might seem like a real challenge. But if you step back a little, you can notice an interesting moment in it-a gorgeous, ripe exotic fruit accord that might just hook you 🍍
This fragrance is just nonsense, light and translucent, like water in puddles after rain. Spring flowers, yes, but the musk here seems to be trying to suffocate everything alive. Femininity? Nah, it's more like a faceless tenderness that quickly becomes boring. Don't waste your time on it, better choose something worthwhile! 😒
This fragrance feels like it's specifically for New Year's holidays, vacations, and fun. The citrus notes sound bright and festive, though not too natural, but they still draw you in. There's a slight soapy aftertaste that spoils the overall impression 😕
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