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Kristina Shchavelina

Kristina Shchavelina

Kristina Shchavelina
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Kristina Shchavelina
4/5
4

Bitter wormwood, lemon zest, and spices - that's what I smell. This fragrance, it's so sharp, like a punch to the face. Its longevity is impressive, but the tartness might be off-putting. Mixed feelings, to say the least

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Kristina Shchavelina
3/5
3

This fragrance turned out to be quite romantic, but without excessive frivolity. It's soft and pleasant, which pleases not only me but also the people around me - such a coincidence is rare. So I bought it without hesitation and wore it with pleasure. But towards the end of its use, it started to tire me a bit, and I decided not to repeat the experience

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Kristina Shchavelina
5/5
5

The fragrance is certainly beautiful, but there's something strange about it. My friends and I shared the first bottle, but the second one, bought from the same store, turned out to be completely different. Here, you can hear a bright, sweet tuberose and notes of burnt pastry. You can actually feel burnt sugar and warm vanilla. But in the second bottle, I really found that chewing gum that was mentioned earlier

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Kristina Shchavelina
4/5
4

The scent, even for Soviet times, is quite simple. It shouldn't be compared to modern perfumes. It's floral, with meadow notes and a light fruity nuance, but the longevity leaves much to be desired. Nevertheless, it still sparks interest. I enjoy observing how scents from that era unfold. The formulas, of course, aren't what they used to be, but it still has its charm. Overall, it's such a harmless, school-like scent that doesn't promise anything special

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Kristina Shchavelina
3/5
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To the fragrance: Acorelle Douceur de Rose

The rose is truly beautiful, but unfortunately, not quite for me. I prefer more intense rose notes. In this composition, there's a lightness, as if enveloped by a delicate spring mist, giving a feeling of freshness and purity

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Kristina Shchavelina
5/5
5

Fragrant spices that pleasantly delight mix with something sweetish, like liqueur. They unfold with warmth and a slight tartness. Vanilla is clearly felt, and an alcoholic note adds interest. It's truly curious and attention-grabbing )))

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Kristina Shchavelina
3/5
3
To the fragrance: L'Bel Illimitée

What the hell did I even expect to see in this bright bottle? This perfume turned out to be so pretentious and complex, it's just wild. The smell of resin with a salty aftertaste and sweet pink apples - is this, like, a joke? It's impossible to grasp, too heavy for the nose

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