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Kazan, Russia
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You don't even need to study the pyramid, because, essentially, it's just the smell of rose, maybe with a hint of geranium. But, honestly, it smells pretty good, the rose is so velvety, large, with a slight sweetness and darkened edges. I use it with Lutens' Vanille de Bois, and it doesn't turn into a vanilla scent, but a rose forest under a sweet veil. I recommend everyone try this combination
The fragrance, in general, is not bad. The honey notes really stand out here, and I, in turn, adore such shades in perfumery. Its longevity and sillage are good, but it's not so easy to find it now 😔
Citrus notes with spices create a rather sharp and tart fragrance. It's truly assertive, and, in my opinion, more suitable for men. However, if the heat is unbearable, perhaps women should try it in a small amount
Jasmine and lilies just explode in this fragrance. It's clearly for women, but there's something commanding about it. Autumn is not for it, now it has become sharper. Spring and summer - that's its time, when you feel the gardens blooming. When someone smells this sillage, it seems like they start looking for where the jasmine is growing ))
Unfortunately, this fragrance didn't unfold on me at all. It smells just like soap, and quite strongly. I often notice this reaction when freesia, lily of the valley, and jasmine are present in a perfume 😕
On me, this fragrance turned out to be too soapy, with clear notes of lily of the valley and musk. The longevity is impressive, but the sharpness is a bit bothersome. However, on a blotter, a stunning bouquet of white flowers unfolds. Unfortunately, it didn't work out for us, alas 😕
This fragrance evokes associations with grandparents for me, but in the best possible way. I remember as a child, around 5-6 years old, my father carried me on his shoulders at the May Day parade. People around were joyful, women with flowers, mostly red carnations. These strong, hardworking, genuinely smiling women exuded the scent of 'Red Moscow,' and the aroma of fresh carnations reminded me of this perfume. With a balloon in my hands, I'd freeze, feeling the solemnity of the moment, dreaming of becoming just as elegant, to receive flowers and also smell of these wonderful perfumes. My mom didn't have 'KM,' she preferred the rare 'Fidji.' It's also beautiful, but completely different. 'Red Moscow' is a celebration, it's grandeur. Many years have passed, and now I have a vintage 'Moscow' in a splash bottle. Sometimes I apply it to my wrists, smile, relax, and recall that parade, the carnations, the evening fireworks, the colorful balloons, and the genuine joy I felt from the people around
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Agreed, this perfume really does remind me of spring! It's so fresh and light, it just perfectly lifts my mood
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