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I would call this fragrance Russian Tea, not a heavy sweet composition. You can really smell clean, calm birch smoke here, with the feeling of a Russian banya and a fresh morning.<br>First comes bright citrus, then slightly sweet blackcurrant with a clear tartness joins it. Amberwood appears unobtrusively and quickly fades into the woody background, not irritating even to a sensitive nose.<br>Later, cool violet and soft sweet lavender emerge. Lime is noticeable, but spicy tea soon covers it. The fragrance becomes drier and woodier, vetiver supports the tea accord, and unsweetened spices add depth. Birch tar gently smokes up the composition without taking over. All the notes sound balanced and don't drown one another.<br>On skin it confidently lasts around 6 hours. At the end, a slightly sweet tea-and-cedar trail remains, with a little astringency.<br>The bottle also deserves attention: heavy glass, neat flat base and almost no visible seams. The lettering is painted on, and I especially liked the detail on the back. The cap is plastic, covered on top with thin metal. Personally, I found it too light, so I put on an ELDO cap and the bottle immediately looked more expensive. But that's a matter of taste.<br>I liked the line. I bought Water and Fire as gifts, Air hasn't impressed me yet, perhaps I still need to get used to it. I bought Earth right away. In terms of price and quality, Natura Siberica looks very worthy and calmly competes with European brands in the same segment.<br>I didn't waste my L'Etoile bonuses. While everyone was picking over loud luxury fragrances, I quietly spent the whole amount on Natura Siberica compositions and didn't regret it for a second
I tested it in the store yesterday; it had just arrived here. It smells strange, somewhat artificial and even cold. I looked at the pyramid after testing and was surprised. It mostly reminds me of chewing gum, but not sweet and cute - rather sharp, with the character of a street scent. I'll try it again in warm weather, maybe it's simply not its season right now
I remembered this perfume when I saw a miniature with a green cap. I found a few other versions: yellow and blue. Modern hundred-ml bottles are only red, like here. I wonder if anyone knows if there's a difference in the scents from those times depending on the cap color? The one I remember brings back 90s nostalgia
The smell is too intrusive and sharp. For winter, of course, it's suitable, but in the frost, it's more oppressive than warming. It feels like it just doesn't let go, but rather wraps around too tightly 😔
A beautiful fragrance. I'll definitely add it to my favorites. It reminded me of discovering the world of perfumery for the first time in the 90s with Givenchy. Perfect for the autumn-winter season 🍂
I ordered the perfume without testing, just on a whim, and wasn't disappointed. The first notes, possibly sandalwood, but I'm not entirely sure, evoke associations with mandarin sultan for me. Although overall, the scents are completely different. After application, the first wave is quite persistent, it might even seem too masculine. But then rose and jasmine appear, and a true floral symphony begins. I put a drop of oil on a sofa cushion and, strangely enough, forgot about it. A few days later, entering the room, I felt a delicate, fresh, slightly sweet floral scent that didn't overwhelm at all
THE PERFUME IS SIMPLY AMAZING! At first, there's a powerful citrus, so strict and decisive, and then comes the bitterness of wormwood that just won't let go. Floral notes are also noticeable, but I don't feel the sweetness that was mentioned. In the end, only frankincense remains, filling everything around.
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