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Kristina Rukinova

Kristina Rukinova

Kristina Rukinova
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Kristina Rukinova
Kristina Rukinova Kristina Rukinova
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To the fragrance: Tesori d`Oriente Ayurveda

Ayurveda resembles a perfume created for a real person. It's as if it's composed of essential oils like orange and lemon. This fragrance provides comfort, but its transition into balsamic sweetness causes bewilderment. If it weren't for that, I would gladly embrace it )

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Kristina Rukinova
Kristina Rukinova Kristina Rukinova
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Orphéon Eau de Parfum Iori 08/23/24 03:02 Listen, this perfume is just trash. Only three notes: musk, ambroxan, and fruit, and it smells like someone threw a pear in a blender. This note used to be rare, but now it's everywhere. This scent, in my opinion, turned out super-neutral, like a white shirt that evokes no emotions. Fruits, yes, but not memorable. It's kind of there, but at the same time, it's not. Maybe it'll brighten up dull weekdays a bit, but not enough to blow your mind

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Kristina Rukinova
Kristina Rukinova Kristina Rukinova
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To the fragrance: Jusbox Feel 'N' Chill

The pyramid of this fragrance is certainly interesting, but it jumps around so much you don't know what to think. Sometimes I like it, sometimes I don't, and so on. When it opens, I feel some kind of watery nonsense - green watermelon, pine, a little spice. You might get lost in it, but then this cloyingly sweet coconut heart appears, and you just want to wash it off your hands. Yes, its originality is undeniable, from the first notes it sets a fresh tone, but these peculiarities of its development simply don't allow me to wear it )

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Kristina Rukinova
Kristina Rukinova Kristina Rukinova
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To the fragrance: Jusbox Feel 'N' Chill

The fragrance pyramid is really interesting, it changes at every stage, and it's captivating. Honestly, I have mixed feelings: sometimes I like it, sometimes I don't, and it's hard to make up my mind. When it opens, there's a watery freshness - like you smell green watermelon and a bit of pine with light spices. It's mesmerizing. But as soon as the coconut heart appears, it becomes too cloyingly sweet and chemical, and you just want to wash it off. Nevertheless, the originality of Feel 'N' Chill is undeniable, and from the first notes, it creates an atmosphere of freshness and tranquility. It's just a shame that its development doesn't allow me to wear it all the time

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Kristina Rukinova
Kristina Rukinova Kristina Rukinova
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To the fragrance: Lanvin L'Homme Sport

The scent, which promised to be safe for the nose, turned out to be quite ordinary in the end. A masculine fougère, just as imagined, and that's how it smells. Lavender, lemon, pepper, moss, and patchouli - it has all of that. But it seems they overdid it with these notes, and the fragrance started to sound like something from the 2000s, about ten years older. And dihydromyrcenol evokes associations with shower gel, which is not at all pleasing 😕

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Kristina Rukinova
Kristina Rukinova Kristina Rukinova
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Pur Desir de Lilac is simply a discovery! I've never encountered such a realistic mono-lilac. The fragrance has only two notes, and that's wonderful, nothing superfluous. It smells so natural that it sometimes even surprises you. The lilac here is real - sweet, juicy, and with a slight tartness. Wearing it in spring is pure pleasure, you simply can't find a better time for it ))

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Kristina Rukinova
Kristina Rukinova Kristina Rukinova
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To the fragrance: Dsquared² Red Wood

I could have really liked this scent if it weren't for one note that spoils everything. Magnolia. It's too bright and at certain moments just takes all the attention, creating a feeling of heaviness and cloying sweetness. When I inhale this smell, even if I don't know what perfume it is, I get the feeling that it's something from the 2000s, something mass-market. And yet it's only four years old! After twenty minutes, there's no trace of the bright cranberry, and in its place appears a rather cheapish sweet floral scent

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