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Tolyatti, Russia
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The rose here is really bright, with spices and patchouli, but vanilla is also noticeable. The scent seems to linger, its warmth embracing you. But, to be honest, I find it a bit monotonous. I've encountered something similar before, and that makes me sad
The fragrance, of course, isn't bad, but there are more interesting options. I can't say it evokes delight; rather, it smells quite monotonous and doesn't change throughout the day. The development of the scent isn't impressive; it smells the same at the beginning as it does at the end. But its longevity and sillage - those are its strong points 💪
I did a new test. The fragrance has lavender, woody powder with a warm undertone, and even a slight leathery nuance. Currently, it's one of my favorites in this collection 🌸
A sample of this fragrance left a clear impression on me: it smells like something fresh, like minty grass, but with a cold undertone, maybe something like herbal medicine. I liked it, although I'm not sure I'd wear it out, but for home comfort - it's definitely my choice 🌿
At first, it made a good impression, but then it started to resemble cologne. However, it revealed itself much better in spring. I think it needs a little time to show its true potential. It's quite suitable for men
Peach and vanilla are clearly at the forefront here, and coconut, thank goodness, is barely noticeable, otherwise it would suffocate everything. In the end, we get a simple, sweetish scent, reminiscent of peach candies 😒
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I agree with you, something like that makes you want to wash it off your skin immediately 😔
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