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The fragrance is truly mature and multi-layered. First, sharp spices are felt, and then they smoothly transition into flowers with a light honey tint, adding notes of resin and frankincense. Such perfumes need to be approached with caution; you won't grasp their full depth immediately. My opinion is shifting from "Dislike" to "Amusing" 🌟
I used to have this fragrance. It came to me quite unexpectedly: my mom received a bottle as a gift, but she didn't like it, and I, being a teenager, immediately fell in love with it. Honestly, I'm quite picky when it comes to choosing perfumes, and it's hard to please me: most fragrances seem too sweet and cloying to me. But this scent surprised me - it's sweet, but in moderation, without excessive cloyingness, with pronounced spicy notes. For me, it's the spiciness that stands out the most. The fragrance is dense and bright, leaves a noticeable sillage, but doesn't feel heavy. Its longevity is also noteworthy: one large bottle lasts for several years. It's truly an unusual scent. I recommend trying it before buying, it might not appeal to everyone, but if you like it - this love will last a long time. If I get the chance, I'll definitely buy it again. It's a shame it's almost impossible to find for sale now ))
every evening when I get ready for bed, I put a decant of this perfume on my nightstand and enjoy it. on me, it turns out very intense and heavy, but the light scent that comes from the closed bottle is simply delightful. it reminds me of freshly cut wood, but not raw, rather dried, and you can also smell the firewood that was just brought into a new log sauna
This fragrance is truly unique and amazing. The name, by the way, is translated differently: 'Silence' and 'Quiet' It reminded me of 'Magie Noire', but this scent is much lighter and softer, though no less vibrant. If 'Magie Noire' seems too harsh to someone, then this option is worth considering. What does it mean to me? For me, it evokes associations with velvet. Dark blue velvet that gently touches the skin, a long 'floor-length' dress; the mysterious shimmer of sapphires; night, candles, a fireplace in an old castle, a glass of wine. This fragrance is very feminine and romantic, it gives the wearer sophistication and mystery. I recommend everyone to try it; honestly, it's hard to imagine that this fresh, subtle, slightly bitter fragrance could be disliked. It can be used every day, but for me, it's more of a scent for relaxation, a romantic date, rather than for the office. Somehow, despite all its merits, it's not so widespread, very rare (truthfully, I've been using it for many years and have never met other fans of this scent), so by buying it, you will definitely stand out from the crowd, emphasize your individuality, and your friends will long wonder what these perfumes are called and where you found them
Blackcurrant is almost imperceptible, unlike in the EDT version. Here, the spices are much brighter, and anise simply dominates. This perfume isn't for everyday use, but rather for some special moments. It's truly spicy, one might even say it's a bit heavy
Horrible fragrance! There's no classic here, just disappointment. The modern version is simply faded, as if someone decided to make something "light", but the result was complete nonsense. Yes, I wear it, but I dream of something real, not this "Black Magic" nonsense? More like black melancholy. I feel no strength or courage, only heaviness and oppression. Chypre? Yes, but without a twist, just heavy and intrusive. This fragrance is definitely not for young girls, it's too complex and oppressive. Although I've worn it since my youth, that doesn't mean it's good. It demands something from a woman, but with trousers and mini-skirts, it just doesn't go. Elegance? Yes, but it's not for everyone. I can recommend it, but only to those who are ready for this burden. It's definitely not suitable for everyday wear, rather for an evening or a special occasion, although there are some who wear it every day
A fragrance that takes you back in time. For me, 'Krasnaya Moskva' (Red Moscow) is a bottle from my grandmother's sideboard, although my grandmother herself never used them. These perfumes once belonged to my great-grandmother, who passed away before I was born. In an old photograph, an elegant lady looks at me, a true 'femme fatale' in furs and lace. Even after the perfume ran out, the empty bottle continued to emit a sharp and strong scent for a long time. The fragrance is heavy, has a strong 'sillage', and is long-lasting; it's as if it embodies a strong and passionate woman. Yes, it won't suit everyone. It unfolds differently on different people, creating mixed perceptions: on some, it smells noble, while on others, it's like being hit over the head with a sack. You need to try it, get used to it, try it on yourself. After all, these perfumes have been around for over a hundred years-it's a true legend! But I'm talking about the 'real' 'Krasnaya Moskva', and in my opinion, only the vintage version matters. The modern 'new version' is just an aftershave cologne, nothing more. Only in some notes can you catch echoes of the former legendary scent. I would definitely buy myself the old perfume, but not the modern fake
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Demeter, what is this nonsense? Often it just doesn't smell natural