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Saratov, Russia
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This fragrance has pronounced notes of patchouli and sandalwood. You can feel the smoke from sandalwood sticks, and in the background, some flowers are barely audible. Overall, it's not bad, but it didn't impress me
Completely unlike the original 5th Avenue. On the skin, only raspberry is felt. Rich, but not vulgar. Almost monotonous. No comparison to Tosca at all. For Arden, it's quite unusual, of course
The scent is really bright, but with a feminine character. Lemon clearly dominates here, with zesty, sharp, and fresh peels. There are light notes that might remind you of neroli. The floral part, in my opinion, is represented by wild rose or small roses. Overall, it's pleasant, gentle, and a bit girlish. However, a green note with a slight bitterness bothers me a little, perhaps it's hyacinth. Honestly though, to me it smells like a regular scent, but with a watery feel here
The fragrance is memorable, but it's damn intrusive. It's very pronounced, and not everyone might like it. But one thing is for sure - no one will remain indifferent. When it fades, there's a pleasant aftertaste. The sillage is cozy, elegant, but at the same time too feminine. All in all, I love it, but sometimes it just gets to me
Trying to bring classics closer to youth is, of course, not a bad idea! Tchaikovsky, even in an electronic version, will still be Tchaikovsky. There's no retro style here, and the fragrance is simply explosive, especially the ylang. I'm even thinking about buying a small bottle - it's really captivating!
The smell is quite bitter, reminiscent of medicine, with notes of pine needles and spices. The fragrance is truly rich and high-quality, excellent longevity, and an impressive sillage
The fragrance is certainly interesting, but for me it's too intense. You can feel the density of white flowers in it, tuberose clearly comes through, and gardenia adds its note. Fruits in coconut milk sound tempting, but the woody accents, it seems, are oud, which asserts itself sharply. It's not as soft as other woody notes, and it gives the fragrance real power. To be honest, I'm a bit wary of such compositions )
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