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To the fragrance:
Yves Saint Laurent Cinema
I have the EDT. I see that EDT and EDP really differ a lot. My EDT is a light, sparkling veil, with notes of lemon, almond, and vanilla. It reminds me of sweet pear soda from childhood, but the perfume is very long-lasting and leaves a gorgeous sillage!!! The EDP, however, is something denser, with notes of tobacco and strong lemon tea. Both fragrances are simply magnificent
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Guerlain Champs Elysees Eau de Parfum
EDP and EDT are two completely different things. I would separate them onto different pages. The pyramid is the same, but their scent profiles are different. EDP is a dense, fruit-rich fragrance, so viscous and velvety. Whereas EDT is lightness, floral notes, sparkling like organza. For me, EDT leaves a more noticeable sillage.
To the fragrance:
Bvlgari Au The Rouge
This scent just BLEW ME AWAY. Fig with nuts and a light powdery note - perfect for summer, but at the same time, it's somehow mysterious. It's not too intrusive, there's almost no sillage, but its presence is felt around. It's a shame that the best fragrances disappear from the shelves
To the fragrance:
Yardley Peony
The scent of peony with greenery and red currant is simply amazing! It's a little tart, but at the same time fresh, like a blooming garden after rain. In spring, when the wind blows, it really lifts your spirits. I happily take it with me on walks!
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Yves Saint Laurent Y
A gorgeous chypre, truly worth attention. First, you notice the aldehydes, and then they smoothly give way to dry moss with bitter notes of hyacinth and gardenia. This harmony transitions into a warm amber-sandalwood trail. The perfume doesn't scream for attention, but it's noticeable, it definitely won't go unnoticed. Perfect for a classic style
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Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Flora Nymphea
The fragrance, of course, has bitter honey and white lilac, but it's something terrible. It's too loud and has too much sillage, it just overwhelms your senses. Its floral intensity is off the charts, and in the end, you get some unbearable mixture. For spring, maybe it would work, but only in calm weather. All in all, I don't want to smell it anymore
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Guerlain Eau de Shalimar
The scent is reminiscent of fresh lemon pie with vanilla, and the Shalimar base here is somewhat hidden behind sweet lemon. This perfume is really cozy, warm, and very delicious. It instantly lifts your mood
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