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Chelyabinsk, Russia
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I dreamed of it since youth, and now, finally, I got it. I don't regret it one bit, because it's simply amazing. I don't understand why people consider it an "older" scent. For me, the first sniff is something magical, light, and fairytale-like. You can clearly smell a lush bouquet of white flowers that sparkles and attracts. The first half hour it's fresh, and the lotus is very distinct. And then the sexy, sharp, sweet notes of pepper and licorice start to appear. It was precisely that hint of pepper that captivated me in this perfume. In the end, it envelops you in something powdery. The fragrance is pleasant, fresh, and sexy. It suits any season and time of day, but it truly unfolds especially well in cold air. It perfectly complements a feminine look. I'm absolutely thrilled. This is truly *my* scent. Although it's not a given that everyone will like it. Perfume is very personal and individual. I don't understand people who criticize fragrances. It just didn't suit you, while someone else will bathe in it as if in heavenly waters. So I wish everyone to find and enjoy their fragrant symphonies
I need this perfume for my husband! Citrus notes with a light sweetness and green tea with neroli create an interesting combination. The scent is fresh, but there's something melancholic about it. More unisex than masculine, I think. The longevity leaves much to be desired. But, in principle, that's expected for citrus fragrances 🍋
The oud scent is very rich, with cinnamon and frankincense, a slight bitterness of galbanum, and soft musk in the finish. This is truly an expensive and complex fragrance that lasts a long time and leaves a trail 🌟
This scent seems familiar to me. It's too sweet and vanilla for a men's perfume, and even the citrus notes don't make it more masculine. Rather, it would suit a woman more than a man 🍊
This fragrance is pure sweetness, as if someone decided to marinate almonds in sugar, and inside lurks apricot jam, which is just as sweet. Floral notes are not felt here, only this thick, almost culinary sweetness. I love fragrances with character, sometimes a lingering sweetness attracts me, but this perfume remained on the shelf, with a maximum of 5 ml used. How bitter it is to realize that expectations were not met!!!
I tried this fragrance, and honestly, my impressions are mixed. I managed to get a small bottle, but I don't quite understand why I have it. At first, it seems sweet and pleasant, like the classic Angel, but then aldehydes suddenly pop out and remind me of soap, which I didn't expect at all. They said there wouldn't be any aldehydes here, but it seems that's not the case 🤔
I bought my brother a men's fragrance with the same name, but the women's version surprised me. From the first notes, a very bright green hit my nose. The bitterness from marigolds and carnations is also noticeable, although I have several fragrances from Sophia Grojsman, and in each of them, carnation clearly stands out. The scents of those times were true masterpieces. Here, there are many different flowers, from light to rich. I didn't plan to wear this scent myself, but I tried it several times. I remember that in those years, Calvin Klein perfumes were at the peak of fashion and cost a lot
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I often come across them in stores that sell all sorts of nonsense, like Magnit-Cosmetic
This scent reminds me of a sweet dessert, as if someone generously sprinkled sugar on it. Vanilla and ginger clearly dominate here, creating a feeling of something tasty, but not overly sophisticated....