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Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
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Vanilla, jasmine, and sandalwood - that's what I smell. The fragrance is simply stunning, so soft and feminine, creating an atmosphere of comfort and tranquility. It's bright, yet delicate, and I really liked it. So luminous and soothing! I see it as ideal for early spring; at that time, it will be simply gorgeous, in my opinion
This fragrance, to me, smells like pure wild rose. Yes, there's a slight hint of rose, but overall it doesn't give the impression of a complete composition. In the end, it's quite simple, to be honest
The fragrance is a bit spicy, with a light powdery note. It's not very long-lasting, but overall quite pleasant and creates a cozy atmosphere 🌸
A scent associated with a liberated lady, that's how my friends described it. Yes, it really has a certain vulgarity, sounds quite intrusive and sweetish. It's like a rose wrapped in caramel and vanilla. Monotonous, and, I repeat, quite loud
Just super! The opening is so fruity and a little tart, really sparkling. Then it smoothly transitions into delicate notes of water lily and magnolia, with jasmine appearing a bit earlier than the rest. In the end, all the floral accords merge into one harmonious sound that gradually fades into silence 🌸
The scent is simply horrible, as if I walked into some abandoned spice shop. It's too sharp and heavy, it just presses on your brain. The spices in it are aggressive, unbearable. The longevity, of course, is there, but that's more of a drawback than a plus 😩
The bottle in the photo is just disgusting, but in reality, it looks better, of course. The scent is cool, but too heavy - such a smoky oud with warm amber, cinnamon, and rose. The cinnamon here seems to add a cherry tobacco vibe. I generally liked it, but damn, it's too intense, even overpowering, to be honest
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Wow, I never thought the smell of rain could be grown from microbes. Petrichor is my favorite smell overall, I ran to read about geosmin!!