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Grass, watermelon, and lotus - wow! The scent is decent, of course, but I wouldn't say it's mind-blowing. The pyramid is light, but it lacks depth. It might work for summer, but every day is too much 😒
A lemon accent with spicy notes and rich greenery! The scent turned out really lively and natural. It fills you with energy and vigor, creating a feeling of freshness and strength!!!
What a cool scent! Light, it just makes you happy. You can feel a bit of floral powder, and the green notes are so subtle, woody notes are there too. I really liked it! Although the longevity isn't super, it's more for yourself, so to speak
This is some kind of lighter version of that Gina that used to just kill me. There's no tartness here, no sweetness, just a light raspberry-citrus scent, and that's it. The floral base is barely noticeable. It sounds pretty good and fresh, but completely without the character that the original had
Dense woody powder with honey sweetness. At the beginning, there's the scent of Amaretto - so viscous and rich. This fragrance seems to envelop you in cold winter melancholy, it's deep and baroque, leaving a heavy aftertaste 😔
Honestly, the scent is pretty generic. You can clearly pick up chamomile notes, and there's also something like raw, damp wood. Overall, it reminds me of chamomile tea. It's a bit strange
Ink - it's ink... a fragrance full of mysteries for me! Sometimes the ink note really attracts me, especially when it unfolds through almond-indolic components. In Sarrasins and Le Religieuse by Serge Lutens, I also feel this inkiness. By the way, jasmine is also present here! But, to be honest, for me this fragrance is too mineral and even a bit rough, although there's an interesting twist to it
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