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Chelyabinsk, Russia
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Green tuberose with citruses create a light and airy opening, and then a velvety sweetness of flowers unfolds, which feels powdery. Despite this, the scent remains very subtle and delicate 🌸
The scent is really interesting. It's more wintery than Christmassy. I associate it with a thick coconut-cherry liqueur. Pleasantly surprising, bright, and even a little dazzling!
The fragrance is really fresh, and I'm totally into it. It smells like watermelon, without any artificial notes, with a slight sweetness. A summer option for vacation - just a perfect find! It doesn't overwhelm, but rather refreshes. Despite its lightness, its longevity is pretty good ))
First, I was struck by a slightly worn violet, and then delicate woody accents appeared. Saffron, by the way, is barely noticeable. This fragrance, like the entire velvet collection, smells very delicate and soft. But there's a certain bitterness to it, as if it's trying to hide something important
Oh, how wonderful and spring-like it is! Delicate mimosa, like fresh air, with green notes and sweet honey, sounds simply amazing this time of year. Absolutely perfect for early spring 🌸
There's a lot of vanilla here, of course, it's so creamy, combined with white flowers. The scent is quite dense, reminding me of something like a dessert. I tested it several times in the store. Now I'm wondering if I should buy a bottle? Vanilla quickly tires me out. It's a beautiful scent, that's for sure, but I need to think about it ))
It's a rose with patchouli notes, you can really feel those tart accents of cold bergamot. The scent is cool, slightly green, but at the same time very elegant and beautiful
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This wasn't for me, it smells kind of unnatural, the melon is too intrusive, and I don't smell any apples at all