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Omsk, Russia
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Coco Mademoiselle surprised me with its versatility and captivating sexuality, which just grabs you. This scent is truly ambiguous. It smells different every minute, and it drives me crazy, but at the same time, I adore it. Now I can't imagine my life without it
The scent is green-woody, with a light herbal spice and a bright, sharp accent of coniferous resin. The opening is truly intriguing, but unfortunately, it couldn't maintain its level, the pyramid quickly loses its structure 😕
Not impressed. Honeysuckle and water lily are too watery. Pear is sweet, and the woody notes in the base don't stand out. Nothing remarkable. Although one shouldn't expect anything serious from this brand's fragrances!!!
If you're looking for mimosa, this is the place. Here it's so fresh, with a light greenish tint and incredibly delicate. The pear, which I usually don't like in perfumes, is simply magnificent here. First, you get a Duchess pear feel, and then it slightly candies. But thanks to the greenish mimosa, the fragrance doesn't turn into something rough and dusty
From this name, I expected something different. In the end, it turned out to be just a sweet peach, flat and with musk, and the vanilla powder only adds to the boredom. Where's the amber? Where are the woody notes? I don't feel anything exciting
The scent is very sharp and natural. It combines mossy and spicy notes, with ginger and bitter citruses, as well as dense vanilla. There's almost no sweetness in it; rather, it refreshes with its sharpness, adding a light resinous vanilla note. There's something captivating about this fragrance, but at the same time, it leaves a feeling of sadness 🌧️
What a damn cool scent! A real fruit cocktail, with a hint of green notes and such a delicate vanilla base. Perfect for warm days, just pure bliss
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It doesn't shout at all, leaves no sillage, but rather settles quietly and intimately on the skin, as if nothing was ever there