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Perm, Russia
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On first contact with the fragrance, I applied it to a blotter. At first, I felt a slight sweetness, as if raspberry was playing its part, and the powderiness seems to come from heliotrope. As it develops, the scent evokes strange associations, reminding me of old lipstick. I can't quite say if I like it or not, there's something mysterious about this fragrance
This scent reminded me of Apple from Aromania, but it's much richer and its longevity is excellent. I can feel a combination of apple with citrus notes and light floral accents in it
This fragrance evokes associations with a cool icy breeze and bright citruses, with a sweetish note. It reminds me of Acqua Di Gio by Armani, but simpler and with not the best longevity 🍋
Vanilla-coconut, yet an aquatic-light scent, with sour alcoholic notes reminiscent of gin and tonic or Schweppes with vodka. Its longevity on my skin is about 3-4 hours, but you can always refresh it. In the base, you can feel musk and frangipani, quite a lot of it here. Overall, it sounds positive and stylish. For Gai Mattiolo, it seems musk is the main feature of all their fragrances. Makes me want to try them all!
What a rich scent! It's just captivating! I really hope it appears in our stores. The bottle, of course, is curious, but it looks a bit rough. The main thing is what's inside - that's what's most important!
The scent immediately grabs attention with its opening notes, reminiscent of a sweetish men's perfume, but with a berry base. Then, after some time, menthol accents start to appear in the base, again all on a berry foundation. And in the sillage, vanilla emerges, with something added that's hard to pinpoint but feels a bit tart... if you look at the pyramid, maybe it's ginger or even frankincense
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The fragrance, in my opinion, is clearly masculine. It's a true tribute to masculinity, and I can't imagine it on a woman, although, of course, everyone has their own preferences. Nowadays, the bounda...