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I smell it like this: sour lemon, raspberry that's barely tolerable, and a hint of floral notes with spices. In the base, musk, yes. Overall, the fragrance isn't bad, but it starts so sharply that this lemon makes my eyes sting
Powdery, yes, but it smells somehow too classic, even cloying. Sweetish dust and smoke, all this creates a feeling of heaviness that weighs on me. Not for me, definitely. It smells decent, of course, but I wouldn't dare to wear it
Too much of everything, and yet it sounds quite simple, unclear. Reminds me of something from Tiziana Terenzi, Kirke or Cassiopea, I always confuse them. The fragrance is very fruity, but in some simple, monotonous execution
The bottle, of course, brings Dior to mind, but the scent actually reminds me more of Bvlgari Omnia Coral and the pomegranate scent from Moschino. Pomegranate is clearly felt here, as well as a light hint of other fruits and a fresh, almost powdery powder. All of this evokes a certain sadness, as if something important is slipping away, and you can't quite grasp it
The scent is really very resinous and tart, yet it's warm but strict. It's excellent for spring, as well as for winter or autumn. Opopanax, although not listed in the pyramid, is clearly felt. I got the feeling that it's something like a potion a witch might brew. The cinnamon here isn't sweet, like in baking, but has a completely different character. There's some similarity to Obsession by Klein, but it's still something unique
The smell of crème brûlée, yes, that's it, you can feel that toasted sugar crust. But, honestly, it's too cloyingly sweet for me. The sweetness is so intense it could just choke you 😅
The scent is very sweet and fruity for me, but I didn't notice any flowers here. That's how it is 😄
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