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Chelyabinsk, Russia
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Strange smell. First musk, then oxidized metal and saliva
The fragrance is simply incredibly sweet, reminiscent of melted caramel that seems to embrace everything around. It feels like it fills the space and warms you. I would prefer to wear it in winter, when it's freezing outside, then it doesn't seem so cloying
This scent reminds me of some cheap cocktail with too much vanilla and orange. If you rub it on your hands, it feels like oil has been poured on you. This whole beach vibe just evokes disgust. The sweetness and the smell of sunscreen mix into something unpleasant that only makes you want to run far away from it
The smell, of course, is pleasant and delicate, but it's not quite a perfume. Rather, it's something from the realm of cosmetics or grooming products. It doesn't even resemble a hair mist. It's too close to the skin, and I think such scents are more suitable for home comfort than for going out
The scent reminds me of soap and leaves a bitter aftertaste on the skin. The floral notes are too intrusive, which causes an unpleasant bitterness, especially on the skin. On fabric, this effect is not as noticeable, but it's still not pleasing 🤢
The scent reminds me of boiled carrots, especially at the beginning. Then it unfolds into an amber-mandarin symphony with a light dusting of powder. Quite a curious smell, you definitely won't get bored
A berry and apple scent. Blackcurrant is clearly noticeable, the sweetness is delightful. Flowers start to emerge later. The fragrance is light and delicate, pleasantly surprising. I didn't expect it to be discontinued already
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