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Chelyabinsk, Russia
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The fir trees are kinda manly. The citruses are sweet, but I don't smell coriander. The fragrance, in principle, isn't bad, but too monotonous - it opened up and immediately closed down. The quality of the scent, overall, is normal. It's perfectly fine for everyday use
The scent clearly leans towards gourmand notes, but the ylang-ylang, in my opinion, is too intrusive. It feels like it's oppressive, creating a sense of fatigue
It's just clove, and nothing more. No depth, just spicy notes that don't even delight, but rather annoy. It reminds me of those old USSR perfumes, but this one seems to try to be more refined, though in reality it's not. Sometimes I spray it on my wrist, but only for myself, just to somehow bring back those childhood memories. But honestly, it's not something I want to wear every day 😒
The scent reminds me of flowers with added shampoo, I clearly smell pear. Overall, it's quite pleasant, bright, and stands out, but there's something unnatural in its sound 😔
I don't understand what these perfumes are made of, but all the scents from this series remind me of Coca-Cola. First, it's like a fizz, and then sweetness, as if the drink has gone flat. It's cool, of course, but I wouldn't recommend buying it blindly for your man, my husband didn't appreciate it at all 😒
The fragrance is truly unusual, but unfortunately, not for me. On me, it smells like a harsh men's cologne, but on my friend, it unfolds so delicately and femininely. How is that possible? 😄
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The fragrance is definitely for those who appreciate roses. It turned out, you know, with a mysterious charm. Outwardly tender and modest, but at the same time capable of enchanting without attracting...
I bought it for my husband in the summer for everyday wear, and it suited him really well. Unexpectedly, I think it's exactly what he needs