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Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
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This perfume starts with some bitterness and citrus acidity, and then white flowers emerge against a musk background. Overall, the scent is quite calm and light, but honestly, there's no originality in it, and the longevity leaves much to be desired
How lucky I was to hear this first rain, which was a real discovery. The owner of the bottle keeps it as if it's something incredibly precious. The scent is simply stunning and unusual, creating the feeling that you're not under the rain, but under the streams of a cold waterfall. There are citrus notes, lavender, and a light chypre freshness. In words, it might seem simple, but in reality, it sounds simply magnificent. It's definitely worth trying the new version, I wonder if it will retain the same magic as the original
The fragrance evokes images of refined geishas for me. Lychee clearly plays the main role here, and it seems to be exactly the fruit associated with geishas. In this perfume, you seem to plunge into a whirlwind of flower petals falling from plum trees under a light breeze
Violets are clearly front and center here, almost as if they're turning into powder. Other flowers aren't noticeable, just these violets, like they're growing on your windowsill. The ginger nuance adds a bit of energy, but overall the scent is permeated with romance 🌸
Totally not my thing! This fragrance is definitely not for me. The sharpness just throws me off, and the fig is a real trap. I don't feel any fruity juiciness, only tart green leaves that are clearly at the forefront here. And then there's that strange medicinal note of immortelle - I can't stand it. At some point, all the greenness turns into a bitter powder, and that's not pleasing at all!!
This isn't peony, not peony at all. It's more of a rose scent. There's a clear synthetic feel, and it's unlikely it can be used as a full-fledged perfume. Perhaps it would work as an air freshener for something else
Well, damn, the scent is interesting, for sure. Floral and berry notes come through quite brightly, but the tartness from tea leaf and vetiver is definitely noticeable. For summer, it's actually not a bad choice, but the longevity leaves a lot to be desired
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