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Probably the quietest and softest of the three. A feminine scent with transparent jasmine, a warm sunny note and a little amber adding sweetness. Beautiful and calm; you would never guess it was released by a celebrity
This Loewe, it seems, I haven't come across. The bottle is too bright to miss. This scent seems to evoke thoughts of carefree relaxation and vacation, but something about it brings sadness 😔
I stumbled upon a ton of reviews about it, and they were all so different, completely opposite! Decided I had to try it to form my own opinion. I looked for it for ages, and finally, while vacationing in Italy, in a small shop, I found it! Tested it, of course. And you know what? It was absolutely not worth it!! Just an ordinary, unremarkable scent, like thousands of others. Nothing new, nothing interesting. And honestly, it's just not for me
So it happened, we found common ground, and I finally realized that I really needed the thirty ml. How good it is! Today is such a warm day, and on my skin, it's like strawberries have bloomed, or rather, it smells like fresh strawberry jam. It's not the jam itself, but that aroma that remains on the spoon after stirring it in the pot. There's no burnt sugar note on me, as many claim. For me, it's more like a hint of slightly burnt jam
The scent is really interesting. It reminds me of a summer day when you want to freshen up. The citrus notes here aren't like those in typical fresh perfumes. Overall, the impression is positive. But in my opinion, less rosemary could have been added. Musk is clearly noticeable. In the base, there's a slight sweetness and resinous quality that adds depth
A fragrance that can confidently be called gourmand. It fills the space with the sweet scent of vanilla cream and candied fruits. Tenderness and sweetness are felt in it, although at times it might seem a bit monotonous. But despite this, it doesn't cause irritation and leaves a pleasant aftertaste
The ylang-ylang here is a bit too straightforward, there's a dryness and even a salty undertone. It's more like Indian essential oils or incense than something European 🤔
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