Polina Lovina

Polina Lovina

Feb. 16, 2026

4/5

4

The fragrance leaves an ambiguous impression. Herbs, fresh and tart, blend with tobacco, creating something interesting but not entirely clear. It's simultaneously green and spicy, but doesn't smell fresh. Tobacco and cashmeran in the base give it softness and volume, adding a bit of masculinity, though overall it can be considered unisex. The longevity, alas, is disappointing - after a couple of hours, it settles into the base, remaining close to the skin. This fragrance is more suitable for calm moments, for relaxation and peace of mind, but in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it gets lost

Polina Lovina

July 14, 2026

3/5

3

Cinnamon in perfumery is not a favorite, but here it's harmonious with orange. Vanilla gives a gourmand touch, doesn't overload. Such a scent in the collection for variety. Suitable for those who don't like too sweet ones

Polina Lovina

Feb. 16, 2026

5/5

5

Haven't had a chance to get acquainted with the new release yet 😅 Waiting for it to appear on sale, or at least the opportunity to buy a decant, as I always do 😊

Polina Lovina

Feb. 16, 2026

5/5

5

I couldn't resist and decided to try this Soviet classic, and honestly, it pleased me. I expected something sharp and intrusive, but the fragrance turned out to be a truly beautiful fougère. I have no stereotypes about it in my mind 🌟

Polina Lovina

Feb. 16, 2026

3/5

3

The oud here turns out sour and tart, and the blackcurrant seems slightly rotten. The spices are very intense, and the patchouli is prickly, which adds to the strangeness. Honestly, it didn't work for me, the scent seems harsh and not very pleasant!!!

Polina Lovina

Feb. 16, 2026

4/5

4

The scent of rose with green notes and a slight berry hint. It's simple, but that's its charm! So cute, yes!!

Polina Lovina

Feb. 16, 2026

5/5

5

How beautiful this is! I want to go there too: a complete absence of people. A city was built, of course, but then abandoned, and now the only living things in this place are jungles and mosses. There's a lot of water, and it's not just an aquarium, but how water interacts with ancient stones - the smell of wet stones, damp wood, rain-washed ash from old incense burners, blue-green algae in the cracks of slabs. Desolation and tranquility. Despite the "gloomy" components (how else to describe myrrh, oud, angelica, burnt shells, and resins with algae?), there's no sadness or anguish in the fragrance, only a desire to return there for a long time. It's like sitting in deep old age on your favorite bench under a tree where you once played, and effortlessly recalling your life. Without regrets or special joy, just a stream of memories, as if from an outsider's perspective. A divine fragrance! Of course, it's an acquired taste, because wearing it just for the smell is like eating black caviar only for health, absurd and wasteful; such a fragrance needs to be felt and observed as it develops. I hardly got any flowers there, but in the overall picture, I see them as a soft haze of bloom. Honestly, I don't know how to wear it in society - I only imagine plain white or saffron robes, but for a Buddhist monk, I'm not meditative enough, and for a Krishnait, I'm too calm. One thing is certain: it's hard to find a better fragrance for dispassionate contemplative peace. Maybe I should sign up with Buddha? 😄