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Rostov-na-Donu, Russia
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The fragrance is evening and mysterious, but I feel like something's missing. It's a bit unfinished, as if it hasn't fully developed. Powdery notes and woody accents make it very appealing
The scent is indeed very feminine and sweet, with white flowers. Tuberose here is as if wrapped in caramel, and vanilla adds softness, like a light dusting of ripe peach. In the heat, it might seem too sweet, but in autumn, I think it will unfold especially well
At first, I only smell apple, so bright and fresh, green, as if just picked 🍏 Then suddenly everything changes, and instead, some blurry aquatic greenness appears, where the apple is almost gone. It looks quite nice, but there's something in this scent that's a bit unsettling. Maybe it's just my perception, but I can't shake this feeling 🤔
The fragrance is truly provocative. It's complex, not so easy to perceive, but there's something alluring in this chaos. For me, it's associated with mint, lime, and some mysterious oud, which, honestly, I don't quite understand where it came from. It somewhat reminds me of a Mancera perfume, but still remains unique 🌿
These perfumes are just super! But unfortunately, I can't buy them anywhere. It's such a shame they're unavailable
The floral scent is really pleasant. It's mainly about white flowers, but with hints of freshness. It smells quite bright, so it's worth being careful, otherwise you might feel uncomfortable. Plus, the fragrance has its own sharpness. Overall, it's interesting and playful
What a scent this is! The vanilla gingerbread with honey is simply delightful. It creates an atmosphere of coziness and warmth, so soft and relaxing. Despite its sweetness and a little spice, it's not at all overwhelming. It just fills you with energy and inspiration
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