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Yuzu, mint, and blackcurrant? No, this is definitely not for me. Spices, spices, and more spices. They're not culinary, but very "tasty" for the nose. In the base, there's a sweet resinousness. The fragrance is rich, dense, sweet, and a little powdery. Purely oriental, pleasant, but it didn't wow me. It sits close, but lasts a long time 🌟
I can't get used to rose in men's fragrances, but this is beautiful. Green notes, aquatic, woody - bright and fresh. I like it 😏
This perfume brings to mind Dali Sunrise in Cadaques. The mandarins here are warm, slightly watery, not too bright in aroma and taste, but the balsamic note turns out strange and a bit bitter 🍊
I really liked the scent. I'd gladly buy and wear it, if not for one "but" I have many desired perfumes from Keiko Mecheri that I still haven't bought. But overall, this scent is very beautiful - it's fresh, vibrant, and with a light sweetness. Not a single note causes me discomfort, which is quite unusual for me, especially when it comes to fruity scents or those with fruity notes
I didn't notice any snowdrops. It's mainly rose, peony, and musk here, with just a tiny bit of greenery. The fragrance is very pleasant and delicate!!
The fragrance in this version is truly impressive. Here, not only herbs but also a delicate sweetness, as if from marshmallows, can be felt. This adds an interesting touch that makes you think about new experiences
The lavender scent is sharp, with green notes and a slight hint of fir oil. It's really unusual, even a bit medicinal. For everyday use, it might be too heavy, and not every man will appreciate it
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Everything just unfolds terribly on my skin. I can't stand it when greens and herbs decompose as if into dust. I'd like there to be some crispness and lightness in the sillage, but alas, that's not wh...