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Samara, Russia
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It's been a while since I finished this fragrance, and now I realize I need it again. After a short break, I feel how much I want to enjoy those amazing citrus notes and the freshness of pine needles again! 🌟
Black tea is clearly felt here, bitterness and tartness are right in the foreground. The scent isn't too bright, but freshness is noticeable. Vanilla adds velvety smoothness and depth, creating an interesting combination. It's these tea notes that make me happy
This fragrance, in my opinion, is completely unimpressive. It seems too intrusive and heavy, and its longevity doesn't save it from the overall oppressive atmosphere. Boss No. 1 certainly stands out among others, but not in a good way. The honey notes seem too cloying, and the softness is just a disguise for its harshness. In the end, it's not elegance, but rather something you want to wash off as quickly as possible. I don't understand how it can be considered attractive
The pear in the top notes isn't really noticeable, unless it's overripe, then maybe a bit syrupy. I don't smell osmanthus either, as usual, there's no familiar apricot-suede aroma here. Rose with fruity sweet accords, reminiscent of vanilla, and orchid create quite a vivid impression. It reminds me of something from Cacharel, but I prefer the base here, without those plastic notes. This fragrance is perfect for an evening, it will warm you up on frosty winter days. In the beginning, it's gourmand, sweetish-creamy with sandalwood in the base. Towards the end, it becomes powdery, with a slight hint of leather. Its sillage is noticeable, sexy, and spirited. The longevity is simply excellent
The fragrance is really heavy, reminiscent of a dark, fading patchouli rose. Fruits aren't detectable in the top notes, only cumin. It gives the impression that this entire line was developed with the Middle East in mind, where such fragrances are highly regarded
The bottle evokes associations with something from the Soviet era. The fragrance overall is not bad. I really like sweet pea in perfumery, it truly lifts the mood and adds positivity!!! The sweetness isn't too intrusive, unless, of course, there's vanilla or caramel nearby. Explosion des Fleurs is a mix of floral and berry notes at the start, and closer to the base, raspberry appears, adding sweetness to the composition. I can't say I clearly distinguished freesia, rose, and jasmine. Rather, it's just a floral bouquet. But the sweet pea is clearly felt
This perfume really surprised me! A bright, berry scent, with a light hint of citrus. A real burst of positivity! 🍓
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Of course, you can create a fake of any scent, but this brand isn't that well-known and doesn't cost exorbitant money for someone to bother copying it