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Volgograd, Russia
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The transitions here are very striking, but without any dubious adventures: first citrus, then it becomes powdery, and later turns into sharp green herbaceousness. After that come sand-colored pastries, a little chocolate and vanilla. Of course I don't take any substances, at least not regularly 🤣🤣🤣
I recognize Smartie Susie)<br>But Smartie Sue herself is more interesting, the tolu and Peruvian balsam make it more dimensional.<br>Though she's too intense, so this one could work as a calmer version
If I had relied on other people's reviews of this perfume, honestly, I wouldn't have even gone near it. Many consider it purely masculine, but for me, it embodies true femininity. The fragrance features juicy pineapples, making your hands feel as if they're covered in sweet juice, along with creamy sweetness of ylang-ylang and warm black pepper, which adds a kick. It's a truly wonderful perfume, especially for a cold autumn. The only thing is, the price, alas, isn't pleasing )
My husband wears this perfume, and it really stands out among the many monotonous chypre-citrus and heavy oriental fragrances often called "real masculine" ones. There's a bit of sweetness, many woody notes, and a pleasant tartness here. The sillage is moderate, which is great - it won't choke others or cause headaches. This fragrance gives a feeling of freshness and inspiration, creating a great mood
Spicy woody sweetness, and these monotonous flowers too. If it reminds me of Angel and Demon, it's only the old version. The composition isn't bad, it wears normally, no synthetics, but something about it isn't quite right
This elixir, as expected, stands out for its richness and density, making it much more serious compared to the first version. Here, rose intertwines with spices, and vanilla and patchouli sound bright, adding a touch of sourness inherited from the original. The longevity is simply impressive 😔
The fragrance is quite sophisticated, sweetish, with floral notes and sweet citruses beautifully unfolding. It smells pretty good, but, to be honest, it's a bit ordinary and doesn't evoke much excitement 😕
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Finally sorted it out! I always got confused about how chypre differs from woody fragrances. Turns out I'm a typical amber person, all my favorites are from that family 🙂
Gifts are just super! 🎉
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