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The fragrance is truly unusual and memorable. The chypre with blackberry notes evokes a certain prickly sensation. It reminds me of those drinks we used to have as kids, like "Taiga Balm" - they were slightly carbonated and rich. And with blackberry - that's definitely it, there's something in common. Memories of something long gone, alas, remain ))))
This fragrance really evokes associations with Royal Bain de Caron, but there are no alcoholic notes here, which is great. The violet just shines with its brightness 🌸
The leather accord is just terribly tarry, it has such a pungent smell you don't know how to breathe. The spices only add to the sharpness, and vetiver, in my opinion, is completely unnecessary - it starts to smell like soap 😳
This fragrance surprises with its richness of spicy herbs and an unusual combination of scents. I wonder where I can find it or at least try it? I'm encountering this brand for the first time, and it has truly intrigued me
A somewhat overly soapy cocktail with apple and jasmine. Honestly, the scent didn't impress me. Ordinary and completely uninteresting, even a bit boring. I was hoping for something brighter and more memorable, but this is just a disappointment
This fragrance absolutely doesn't evoke any associations with Paris Hilton. It's quite simple, more for young girls, cute and delicate. Paris, in my opinion, would be better suited to something more sophisticated, like J'adore by Dior. Passport Paris is clearly aimed at youth and is unlikely to interest the "golden youth".
I smell a lot of anise and dried rose hips on me. I agree with Natalia, the scent is indeed spicy and cool, slightly dry, with a subtle oily rose tint. It's a decent perfume with a light oriental accent
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What an absurdity, what money are we even talking about? It seems it's all because of the advertising, the name, and the look of the bottle