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To the fragrance:
Nina Ricci Capricci
Powdery jasmine, a classic of the genre. This fragrance is definitely not for everyone, but I quite like it)) Replacing Lacoste, I found a worthy option that I really enjoy. The longevity is also excellent - no need to reapply all day, which is nice. And it also unfolds gradually, which adds interest, because you don't want to smell the same all day 🌸
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Versace Versus Donna
Hooray, I finally found out what this fragrance is called! 🎉 I had it in the 90s, so rich and long-lasting. It stayed on clothes for an incredibly long time. It reminded me somewhat of classic lemonade, so bright and memorable 😄 There was also a men's fragrance in a blue bottle from Versace Versus Uomo to go with the women's. Both bottles are so interesting, arc-shaped. As soon as I put them next to each other, I immediately noticed they created a red-blue magnet! It was completely by chance, but so cool! ✨
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Parli Jasmine
I don't understand why this jasmine was called masculine. It actually smells really nice. If you put it in an atomizer, it makes a great refreshing cologne. It has good longevity, and the jasmine combined with a tart note, reminiscent of bergamot, creates an interesting effect
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Afnan Mr Oudh
Rose with tobacco and patchouli notes immediately grabs attention. It's sweet and a bit rough, creating a powerful impression. From the first seconds, its strength is felt, and it doesn't let go, making you feel wary. The beauty of the fragrance is undeniable, but sometimes it can overwhelm the senses
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Jil Sander Softly Jil Sander
The fragrance seems to slip away, leaving only a faint trace. It's snow-white, almost invisible, with powdery notes that evoke sadness. Sweetish but not intrusive, it reminds you of something lost. Innocent and light, it seems to vanish into thin air, leaving only pleasant memories ))
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The Merchant of Venice Mandarin Carnival
The scent truly evokes a feeling of relaxation - the name and design convey this perfectly. The fruits here are simply SUPER! Tamarind stands out especially; I'm familiar with it from Black XS
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Estée Lauder Private Collection Jasmin White Moss
This fragrance is truly feminine and elegant. It's not as heavy as ylang or tuberose, but it still has character. It's, you could say, a beautiful bouquet of white flowers, and in the base, there's some strange, mossy-herbal note. Overall, an interesting choice, but not without its nuances
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