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Omsk, Russia
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From the very beginning, the fragrance greets with a bitter and sharp oud, which, to be honest, can be a bit shocking. But then it smoothly transitions into a floral note, where the rose sounds especially bright. The flowers unfold richly, with moderate sweetness, without being cloying. In the base, oud is heard again, as well as a slight hint of leather. This perfume is definitely not for delicate natures. It suits strong and reserved women who are not prone to impulsive decisions and emotions. I can't say it's heavy, but a sense of detachment is still present - as if it's nearby, but at the same time, it's on its own. The fragrance temperature is neutral, neither cold nor warm. Something is missing, some bright accent. Perhaps in a different setting or with a different application, it will unfold more voluminously. Longevity is good, sillage is small )
It starts with bright wormwood and fresh herbs, and the sweetness is very subtle. Gradually, a woody accord and pine needles emerge, and cinnamon is barely audible. But for most of its wear, there's some unpleasant note that isn't pleasing. Maybe it's the aldehydes acting up? Overall, the fragrance is quite balanced, combining freshness with a bit of tartness, not too sharp. Another classic for men!!
The citrus opening disappeared almost immediately for me. Then it felt like someone mixed a bunch of dry herbs and cloves, and then generously added bay leaf. There's a slight hint of pepper. Gradually, the fragrance transitions into dry coniferous notes. I can't say it's an eau de cologne or heavy. It's a calm, classic scent, clearly old-school. Yes, it's more for people over 40. But, unfortunately, it fades very quickly. A picture forms in my mind: deep autumn, a man in a strict suit and a long coat, walking alone on a country road, lost in thought about the past and future.!!!
At first it explodes with bright green notes, like a fresh wind. Then a floral bouquet-narcissus and mimosa louder, rose hides. In the finale, velvety relaxation, but a soapy aftertaste. The scent is delicate and restrained, but there is a chill. Overall, more unisex
the scent is clearly versatile. it opens with bright lemons and mandarins, and you can even feel a slight tingling in your nose from the citrus. then a bit of ginger's tartness appears. further on, the sound becomes less distinct, and details get lost. but the first notes are a real burst of freshness, like breathing in clean air. I liked it
The fragrance, of course, is unusual. At first, you feel apple and some freshness, familiar, but I can't remember where from. As it develops, it becomes more interesting, with woody and tart notes. But the transition to the base sounds somewhat quiet and strange. Vanilla is clearly present, sweetish, but not for everyone. You can't call it fresh, although it's not heavy. It doesn't stand out in any special way. Pleasant, but something is missing, some bright spark. In the base, gourmand notes are heard, reminiscent of A*Men by Mugler
On me, this fragrance with oud, animalic notes, and dried fruits evokes associations with expensive soap, reminiscent of Camay from childhood. Interesting and rich, it's not sweet, but, in my opinion, a bit monotonous. Maybe in cooler weather it will open up differently? Right now, it feels like dense wood, wrapped in leather and soaked with overripe, almost rotten fruits with a light pinch of spices. Musk and civet are also clearly audible. The floral notes that should be there are almost imperceptible, and for some reason, I think there's lavender, even though it's not listed. Longevity is about 5-6 hours, with a small sillage. Overall, it's a rather interesting interpretation of an oriental theme in a European style 🌸
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