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This perfume, honestly, didn't meet my expectations. I was hoping for something special, but in the end, I was left disappointed. It seems that to appreciate this scent, you need to be much older, at least thirty years. It reminds me of the times when our grandmothers wore similar smells, and not in a good way. The scent is too heavy and suffocating, downright intrusive. The bottle, of course, looks chic, but inside-complete disappointment. I expected something more modern, and I got this… 😕
This perfume clearly needs space, freshness, and a warm wind, otherwise, it just gets lost. The opening, of course, is bright, but then everything somehow fades, and the floral and fruity notes become too intrusive. A play of scent? Yes, but not in a pleasant way. Everything feels somehow too heavy and oppressive 😒
On me, this fragrance unfolds amazingly: from a distance, you can feel a bright citrusy sillage, and closer to the skin - distinct masculine notes. And in the finale of this scent, my favorite tuberose remains, so rich and luxurious! 🌸 A wonderful perfume
The fragrance is indeed sweet and floral, with exotic notes. My impressions remained positive, but I didn't want to buy the bottle. It's too predictable, too much frangipani in it 🌸
Lots of negative reviews about this ring, but actually it fits perfectly into a casual style. You can even use it as a brooch if you want 😊
The story is really touching, just like all of Nina's apples. The design and content are clearly aimed at women and girls, you can feel it. The composition turns out delicious and gentle, with a sparkling nuance, which makes it special among others 🍏
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