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Coconut fig is simply gorgeous! For summer, this is definitely my favorite 🌞 The fig here isn't sweet, but exactly as if it were just picked from the tree - with green leaves and a milky sap. The coconut is also excellent: not too sweet, but more like refreshing coconut water. It's light, doesn't leave a trail, but unfortunately, it's not very long-lasting. If you want to extend this feeling, definitely try the shower gel and lotion together! 🌴
This fragrance evokes true nostalgia in me. In it, I sense that very note from childhood: the smell of the core of a sedge stem, which you can almost taste. I remember fishing with my dad early in the morning, a light mist over the water, I'd pluck a sedge stem and enjoy its sweetish pulp. It immediately transports me to river water, overgrown banks, and blooming water lilies. The scent of tomato and carrot tops also comes to mind. But it's worth noting that this smell isn't for everyone! For some, it might bring to mind a vegetable warehouse and rotten vegetables. Be sure to test it before buying a full bottle. The longevity of the fragrance is moderate, and it unfolds differently throughout wear 🌼
This scent surprises from the first notes. Freshness and bitterness of greens, a few woody accents, and barely perceptible narcissus flowers. At first, it seems there are no narcissus here, which causes confusion. But then, like magic, you start returning to this scent again and again. Narcissus flowers begin to appear, but mostly you feel cut stems with oozing sap and the cold, crisp air of spring or autumn. Now it has become one of my favorites, the bottle is already in my collection. It won't be stuffy in the office, but in the heat, in my opinion, it loses its charm and becomes too simple. But in the off-season - that's its time! ))
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