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Voronezh, Russia
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On me, citrus notes and lavender are most prominent. To be more precise, it's the characteristic Amouage base that you can catch from afar. The fragrance is truly long-lasting, beautiful, and high-quality 🌸
The scent of ylang-ylang, sandalwood, a hint of vanilla, and sweet water lily. There's plenty of black pepper here, of course, but I like it. Overall, I really liked the fragrance, although "water" isn't entirely my style 🌸
The berries here are somewhat tart and musky, as if someone decided to spoil the classic version. Powderyness was added, and astringency too, but that doesn't save it. Overall, the scent is not bad, but nothing more 😒
The scent is indeed bright and rich, but the longevity, alas, is not great. However, considering it's a cologne, you can forgive that. For summer, it's simply a find! It reminds me of Byredo's Pulp, but with a more pronounced citrus note
Blackcurrant with a bitter note and an overripe pear, in a cloud of vanilla powder. This strange bitterness just annoys me, so this scent is definitely not for me 😒
This scent is way too heavy and cloying, its composition just crushes my olfactory receptors. Seriously, don't buy it without testing it first 😒
I can't say this line appealed to everyone, as its price is noticeably higher than the usual Dupont fragrances. Looks like the brand decided to play with serious ingredients - patchouli, sandalwood, and amber. The main thing is they don't overdo it with the intensity 😏
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The idea of choosing a fragrance based on the direction of the trip really resonated. I bring oud when I travel east, and the mood changes instantly.
This fragrance isn't for me. It's too heavy and one-dimensional, just sweet vanilla that's really cloying. I don't find anything interesting in it )