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Yekaterinburg, Russia
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It opens with a soft, translucent iris with a touch of sweetness and a fresh carrot-like facet. Then spicy carnation, dry wood, mineral nuances and plum suede join in. In the background, powdery musk, violet and a light animalic note remain. In the drydown, vanilla, amber and balsamic warmth appear, with even a cool menthol-like touch in places
The fragrance really grabs attention. I remembered it from 2010, and you know, it hasn't lost its relevance. On the contrary, it smells fresh and completely unhackneyed
The scent is simply amazing. It feels like my husband used Mancera Cedrat Boise, hugged me, and his perfume stayed on my skin. I can sense a light powder, cedar, and a hint of cinnamon in it. This creates an incredible feeling of coziness and warmth ))
This perfume is really warm and sunny. You can feel ripe fruits and floral notes in it, as well as warm wood. Although the scent is beautiful, it's quite rich and might be too heavy for some 🌞
The blackcurrant accord is just amazing, and the cool flowers add a touch of freshness. Patchouli gives it a tartness, making the scent intriguing. It's natural, playful, and so enjoyable in its drydown 🌸
The scent is sweet-oriental, with woody notes and an abundance of amber, combined with patchouli. Vanilla and tobacco are also present, but not too intrusive. It's not entirely my style, but I decided to try it anyway, because curiosity got the better of me. The bottle is white, and I expected the scent itself to be fresher. I checked the notes after testing. The longevity is simply amazing 💪
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