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Saint Petersburg, Russia
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Citrus notes with woody accents. There are almost no leather nuances, actually, and because of this, the perfume loses its individuality. In the end, it just looks ordinary
The fragrance is indeed floral, yet it's very light and airy. The sillage is simply magnificent: lily and jasmine combine beautifully in it, adding a touch of freshness and tartness. On the skin, however, it develops sweeter. Especially well-suited for a cool spring
The scent really turned out to be interesting. The citrus note is bright and rich, and a light powdery trail adds a twist. On the skin, it's a bit bitter, but overall the impression is positive 😊
The perfume is not bad, of course, but its longevity doesn't save it from overall dullness. It sounds quite feminine, but there's something too calm, even boring, about it. There's no sillage, and that's disappointing. I expected more, but alas, I was left with bitterness
The spicy-sweet fragrance is truly impressive. It's fresh, but with a warm, sweetish undertone, which makes it very appealing. Citrus notes are clearly audible, and a sweet-woody drydown adds depth. Overall, it sounds very tempting and intriguing ))
Peaches in cream and vanilla powder. It's so sad when such a delicate scent just seems to slip away. It reminds me of something light, almost weightless, but it lacks a bit of depth and longevity. Smells nice, but I wish it left a more prominent trail. A light fragrance, but alas, it lacks richness. Too bad it can't linger longer
Just super! Such a fresh and intense fragrance! Everything is perfectly balanced, on me it wears as a cohesive whole, I don't pick out individual notes, I'm just over the moon. Exotic and incredibly delightful
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Too sweet and spicy, I don't recommend it for everyday use 😔
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