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Well, that's boring. Doesn't captivate at all, even though it's well made. Don't even want to buy it on sale, what's the point
The smell reminds me of a mix of dried fruits with cloying vanilla. At first, it might seem interesting, but then it becomes too intrusive. In the end, I start getting a headache from such monotony 😩
The fragrance I tried left me puzzled. Citrus notes mix with something soapy, but the sweetness is unclear. I sensed it once but couldn't quite figure out what it was. In the end, it turned out to be pretty ordinary and unmemorable. Not worth your time if you're looking for something truly interesting!!
Chanel No. 5 in a youthful rendition isn't just a fragrance, but a real burst of positivity. It's created for young people, and you can feel the brightness of aldehydes and fruits in it. So fresh, like a light breeze on a hot day, it's perfect for both hair and body
Some strange smell, totally not like vanilla! I bought it just because of the name, thought it would be a light vanilla, but in reality - cold iron with a hint of vanillin. And it has no longevity, none at all! But for home, yeah, it's pleasant, creates an atmosphere!!!
This scent with cold powdery and floral notes seems a bit old-fashioned. It has a retro vibe, but it's very neatly done, no complaints. Maybe it just doesn't quite fit our time 🌸
When it's almost gone, I start to feel vanilla notes in it, though I can't exactly describe its components... To me, it's like a faint lipstick smell))) Just amazing! The scent is so feminine, snow-white, and airy✨
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Summer calls for completely different fragrances, this combination definitely isn't suitable! 😅
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