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The fragrance is truly bright and classic, with notes of white flowers, greenery, and amber. It reminds me of expensive perfumes produced by the Leningrad factory "Severnoye Siyaniye" (Northern Lights). Interestingly, the idea for this fragrance came in a dream - it was as if it was found in a thrift store. The packaging also reflects this dream - the bottle with a ground-glass stopper looks like it's from another era. When developing the fragrance, they were inspired by perfumes from the Leningrad factory "Hermitage," "Ophelia," and "Black Domino." Although it doesn't copy any of them, a familiar "Soviet expensive" accent can still be heard in it 🌸
The fragrance is indeed dense and rich, but that doesn't make it any less appealing. It's like it envelops you, creating an atmosphere of comfort and warmth ))))
It's all a bit strange. The scent reminds me of brewed tea with berries and orange. A little bit of spice for sharpness is also present. On the skin, unfortunately, it didn't develop pleasantly. But it lasts, darn it, for a very long time, so it manages to get annoying 😒
The fragrance is cold, yet cozy at the same time. Flowers, spices, and patchouli intertwine in it, creating something elegant. But, honestly, it's more suitable for older men than for young people. It's somehow sad that such fragrances aren't for the young, but for those who have already lived through their best years
The fragrance is truly impressive with its woody base, where frankincense and oud play the main role. Oriental notes make it rich and long-lasting, which is a pleasant surprise 🌲
The freshness here is somehow strange, wormwood with bitterness, and light citruses. The fragrance seems simple, but honestly, it could be a good alternative to expensive fresh perfumes that sometimes cost several times more 🤔
When it was released, my sister immediately bought it, and I remember how it smelled on her. I never wanted to wear it myself. It's a chypre that can be called decent, but not old-school. Due to its simplicity, it's more suited to modern perfumery that tries to please everyone. In the sillage, I felt effervescent citruses, and in the base-feminine flowers intertwined. It's like a reflection of a modern woman, but there's something sad in it that makes you ponder
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On fabrics, I think the scents don't show up at all 😕