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Berries, pepper, and patchouli. The scent seems simple, yet it's harmonious and pleasant. It raises no questions, no unexpected turns in its development. Longevity is simply top-notch)))
refreshing and tart, that's how I would describe this scent. it's truly invigorating and feels pleasant in summer weather, without being overwhelming. it gives energy and a good mood. but, unfortunately, the longevity leaves much to be desired
Salt in perfumery isn't new to me, but this fragrance truly stands out. Often, salty notes can sound unnatural, but here they intertwine beautifully with woody accents. This creates an amazing sensation you want to experience again and again 🌊
The smell is too feminine, it just screams for attention. There's so much sweetness here that even the peaches in the flowers start to suffocate. It looks beautiful, but for me, it's too opulent and loud. Such a sound is overwhelming, I can't handle it
Not fresh, but rather dull, lifeless… a fragrance that doesn't stand out and doesn't attract attention, even if you get close. It doesn't oppress, but it doesn't delight either, it just exists in the background. Everywhere and always, but why 😒
I dreamed about it for a long time, almost decided to buy it. Got a sample and put it on. At first, everything seemed great: bright citruses and lime, but the green notes and fig just didn't work for me. I love the fig fruit, but not its leaves. There's something that stings, not immediately noticeable, but irritating. Overall, for hot weather, it might be suitable: sweetness, freshness, and a bit of bitterness. But, unfortunately, it just didn't click with us
The scent of fresh lemon, berries, and green tea creates a feeling of coolness. Summer flowers and bright citrus notes make it quite pleasant. I really like it, despite all the nuances!!
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Rhubarb definitely smells better in summer. In colder weather, I think it's too much, too pushy, and starts to grate on you. Better to save it for warmth, when it truly opens up