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Krasnodar, Russia
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To be honest, the fragrance didn't particularly impress me. I read a review by Tatyana MT where she mentioned it resembles Hugo Boss. I sniffed it for a long time, but didn't notice any similarity. Maybe the direction is similar, but overall, this perfume from Novaya Zarya clearly falls short of Boss. It seems somewhat vague and confusing to me 😕
The fragrance is truly warm and sweet, with a noticeable honey-vanilla accent. On cold days, it will create a cozy atmosphere and warm your soul 🌼
The scent is fresh, but there's not a drop of sweetness in it. I smell tart berries that invigorate, and flowers, cold and firm. Overall, it looks elegant and concise, but honestly, it doesn't last as long as I'd like. It's kind of sad that such an interesting scent doesn't stay with you for long )
How amazing this is! I'm just thrilled by the bright floral notes, sweet melon, and rich fruity sweetness. It captivates from the first sniff, but unfortunately, this charm quickly disappears, just like the fragrance's longevity
The fragrance is too intrusive, it practically screams for attention. After spraying, it fills everything around, as if it doesn't let you breathe. Its longevity is, of course, impressive. But it's only worth wearing in winter. In summer or spring, it's better not to experiment… people might not appreciate it
How strange it is, though - tropical fruits with Russian honey. Sounds like someone decided to mix the unmixable. Man, that plastic aftertaste just kills all the charm. It seems nice, but in reality - a total disappointment
The fragrance is really rich in spices, I wouldn't call it too loud, but it feels like it envelops you. As it develops, bergamot is clearly noticeable with its tart and fresh nuance, as well as cool rosemary 🌿
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Yes, to each their own