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Omsk, Russia
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Cardamom and spices just explode here! They sound bright and persistent, creating a very masculine image. On a mature man, this fragrance will sound especially elegant, I'm sure of it. Its sillage is noticeable, so it's hardly appropriate for the office. But for a party, club, or date - that's exactly what you need! )
There's really something unusual about this fragrance. It smells very pleasant, as if embracing you with the warmth and oiliness of citrus. There's a certain similarity to Organza, also so rich and warm, with a light nutty nuance. Overall, the feeling of inspiration and joy from it is just off the charts! ))))
At first, it strikes with its brightness, with notes of bergamot and thyme, but soon loses that sparkle. It gradually transforms into something calmer, woody and resinous, creating an atmosphere of comfort. It truly sounds noble, but there's something sad about it, as if something important is slipping away
The fragrance is really complex, like many popular ones from the past. It has so many notes that sometimes it feels like it's just overloaded with ingredients. There are floral accents, fruity ones, and a sweetness that can be confusing 🍭
It starts with light, ripe peaches and refreshing tea, but then transitions into a rather heavy floral scent. The fragrance is still making me doubt it 😕
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