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Rostov-na-Donu, Russia
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I took this fragrance home from the store, and it just captivated me. There's a post on Aromo about how to smell good, and now I've definitely understood that the scent of baked pear with caramel is simply a discovery. Everyone likes it, without exception. The fragrance is not too bright, not cloying, and not sticky. The sweetness here is light, almost like a soufflé. The perfume doesn't have a complex development, but it doesn't seem boring either. All in all, I'm absolutely delighted!
The fragrance is like a fresh breeze, with notes of citrus and a light berry coolness. The impression it leaves is strange, I kind of like it, but something bothers me. In the heat, it's truly refreshing, gives energy, but the longevity could be better 🌸
This scent, to be honest, reminds me a bit of soap. The classic, in my opinion, is much better. It seems like they focused on the packaging rather than the content. I don't understand how anyone can love this
The bottle really catches the eye - at first glance, it might seem simple, but there's something about it that makes you stop and look closer! The fragrance is undoubtedly elegant and has a sillage, but yes, it's not unique. Such notes have been encountered before, and lily with jasmine are clearly at the forefront here. But this is for true connoisseurs - if there are lovers, they won't be able to tear themselves away from the bottle! This secondary nature doesn't look like a "cheap fake" The fragrance rather impresses with its classicism and nobility than with ultra-originality. For a spring or autumn evening - one of the best options! 🌸
I chose this fragrance as a gift for my husband, and he was very pleased. He wears it every day, although I thought it was more of an evening option. But, generally, it doesn't matter. The citrus notes aren't too light and don't seem feminine, which is good. They quickly fade into the background, and woody accents come to the forefront. There's no juniper, of course, but for some reason, I sense it in this bouquet. The longevity of the fragrance is also excellent
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