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Evgeniia Krivasheeva

Evgeniia Krivasheeva

Evgeniia Krivasheeva
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Evgeniia Krivasheeva
3/5
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The fragrance certainly has its beauty, but for me, it's overly floral. The sweetness and florality are simply vibrant, honeyed notes, and the lilac adds a bit of coolness. But it's so faintly heard that all the white flowers simply overshadow the other scents. It's like something important is slipping away, and this feeling of sadness lingers ))

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Evgeniia Krivasheeva
4/5
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At first I thought differently, but now I realize it's actually quite nice. It has such a soft, slightly rough sweetness. I started noticing floral notes that remind me of L'Interdit, but not in a bright way, more like they accidentally got in here and are seasoned with dry gourmand powder. It smells quiet and calm, very charming. But I can't say I use it often - I get tired of it quickly )

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Evgeniia Krivasheeva
4/5
4

The scent I tried turned out to be just unremarkable. Floral powder, yes, but the feeling of lightness only causes disappointment. Softness and subtlety are good, of course, but there's no longevity at all. How annoying, because such a deceptively attractive scent, and it lasts for nothing. I wish it would stay longer, but alas, it fades, like all good things in life

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Evgeniia Krivasheeva
2/5
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To the fragrance: Montale Blue Amber

The scent is, of course, peculiar. The amber here is somehow dry, with spices, clearly oriental, if I can put it that way. The longevity is just off the charts, the sillage also didn't disappoint. But this coldness, damn, and it powders up strangely. Every time I open it, I get the feeling it unfolds differently. Not my style, but for a first acquaintance, maybe it'll do

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Evgeniia Krivasheeva
5/5
5

Celery in the pyramid? That's certainly amusing! But I don't smell it. The scent is so old-fashioned, you can clearly detect oakmoss and musk. The notes are very intense, difficult to wear on yourself, but from a distance, it looks simply gorgeous! ))))

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Evgeniia Krivasheeva
3/5
3
To the fragrance: Norell Norell New York

This scent didn't impress me at all. Although it's less cloying than Norell, the flowers here seem unnatural. They're not light and airy, but rather heavy, as if drowned in sweet vanilla powder. The feeling it gives is just AWFUL

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Evgeniia Krivasheeva
3/5
3

This fragrance is, of course, gourmand, but not in the sense that it's sweet and cloying like many others. Everything here is mixed strangely: popcorn with caramel, and it looks quite curious. But the milkiness with vanilla and oriental amber notes prevent it from becoming just another sweet nonsense. Personally, I wouldn't buy it. Too many woody notes and too much brightness for me. In winter and autumn, it certainly seems a bit softer, but still - HORRIBLE!

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