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I completely agree with Andrey's opinion. This fragrance was one of the first in my collection. Its longevity surprised me, especially for only 600 rubles in 2002. On public transport, it always got attention 😂 After that, I only had sports fragrances - simple and inexpensive ones I used during workouts. But the next memorable perfume was Calvin Klein Truth. I wouldn't lie if I said girls on public transport would approach me and ask what kind of wonder-water it was. This was in 2003-2004, during my student years 😄
This fragrance can hardly be called unisex. It's clearly feminine and too generic. The drydown is barely noticeable, and I don't understand who would like it. Young girls definitely won't be into it, and older women probably won't find it appealing either )
In 2011, I first came across this scent when I stumbled upon reviews. Perhaps at that moment it was beyond my comprehension, but the feeling from it was quite heavy, and the longevity left much to be desired. With an active life, I literally had to douse myself in it to even feel it. In the end, the impression remained quite average, maybe it's only suitable for the office )
Not sure if it's still produced now, but I tried it in 2003 when it first appeared in Samara. Back then, it was advertised as unisex, and it really lived up to its name. The citrus notes were subdued, a bit tart, but fresh at the same time. It was a strange feeling, like something slipping away, leaving just a slight sadness!!!
In my opinion, this perfume isn't quite standard for unisex, but it still sparks interest among colleagues and grabs attention. The main thing is not to overdo it with the amount, otherwise you can overwhelm everything. The almond and honey in the composition, by the way, are very long-lasting and memorable 💫
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