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I wouldn't say it's anything outstanding. A light pink chypre with berries - so what? For spring, maybe it'll do, but in cool air? I don't know, it's just not impressive. There's femininity here, of course, but it's not that bright
NEROLI - it's not for me. On my skin, it developed strangely, and I can't quite figure out what's wrong. An expert says it's normal for neroli essential oil, but I don't like it. Orange, by the way, is somewhere in the background, but if you specifically want that scent, it's better to look for something else
Sun 91! What accountants are we talking about here? What experts? La Prairie is a brand known worldwide and represents the highest class! It's a PREMIUM level. First and foremost, their skincare products are based on a unique cellular complex that has no analogues in the world
The fragrance seems quite light and watery to me, although the aquatic notes aren't that noticeable. Lotus clearly stands out, but overall it sounds somewhat strange and a little outdated. You can feel that it's something special, but it might not appeal to everyone
This is a rich black tea, brewed to the limit, with candied fruits and citrus peels added. It's bright and juicy, but at the same time evokes a feeling of warmth, as if it was created for a cold winter in China, when you really want to warm up with a hot drink with citrus ))
The fragrance is both tart and fresh, which is probably the result of combining citruses and champagne. Spicy herbs and astringency create an atmosphere that takes you back to the 90s, at least that's how it seems to me
This fragrance definitely has its unique twist. Imagine adding a generous portion of sugar to strong black tea - you get something sweet and at the same time with a slight tartness, and in the end, a subtle berry accent 🍓
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