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Rostov-na-Donu, Russia
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Knowing how much I adore all sorts of goodies, my friends decided to buy this perfume at duty-free during their trip to Europe. Honestly, what can I say. I'm just in shock! This scent is a real bomb! I want to inhale it non-stop until I get sick of the sweetness. Ripe, juicy strawberries, like they're fresh from the garden, and cold, sparkling champagne that tickles your nose. How am I going to live without it when it runs out? I'll have to make it last, save every drop 😤
The scent is very sweet, with a rich, fruity, and high-quality bouquet, just like perfumers used to do in the 80s-90s. I'm just thrilled with it, but it's getting harder and harder to find. The peach here is simply gorgeous, the roses are in the right proportion, and the vanilla in the base is perfectly noticeable. This fragrance for me is associated with celebration and carefree days 🌸
The fragrance is quite aggressive and rough. Honestly, I somewhat regret the purchase. On me, it reminds me more of men's cologne. The lime feels balsamic and prickly, with some chypre and dusty notes. It sounds strange, but that's how it unfolded on my skin. Even after some time, it remains exclusively masculine, it doesn't soften 😕
This fragrance didn't impress me at all. At first, it seemed like some kind of citrus soda, something between Sprite and Mirinda 😅 Plus, there's a sweetish watery note reminiscent of watermelon or melon, or maybe even pear. When this bright chaos fades, a heavy peony appears, which isn't sweet at all. In the base, everything is somehow muddled and unclear. After testing, I was left with a strange feeling, as if the perfumer was in a hurry and just threw together different notes without any particular idea
Chloe Love is that fragrance that simply must be in my collection. I feel much calmer when I can enjoy its soft and captivating scent at any moment. It's not just a perfume, but a real find that I adore. It's not overwhelming, but on the contrary, very feminine. There's something light and airy about it, yet it's bright and attracts men's attention 🌸
This fragrance is one of those I adore in summer. I don't understand why many consider it ordinary. In fact, it stands out among other citrus-floral perfumes in its price category. For a fresh scent, it's surprisingly long-lasting, and it doesn't seem cliché at all. Its development is really interesting. I mostly detect pineapple and bergamot in it - I really like these notes. With daily use, it doesn't get boring, it pairs perfectly with any outfit. It's so cheerful and politically correct that you want to call it sparkling and effervescent 🌼
Patchouli is definitely present here, but the feeling is not at all right. The scent is too soft and creamy, as if it's smeared on the skin. I want patchouli to sound bright and powerful, like in "Bohemian Patchouli" by LM Parfums. But here, they seem to be lost among floral notes, drowned in jasmine and peonies. "Knowledgeable" friends gave me this perfume, hearing that I love patchouli, but it seems they're not aware that this component can be interpreted differently. The gift is, of course, expensive and nice, but I can't wear it - I don't feel any attachment to it. It didn't work out with Tom Ford either. There's a strange feeling that I've heard this perfume many times in the 90s
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