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Saratov, Russia
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Pomelo and rosé champagne. Fresh, sparkling, airy. Association with Liv Tyler in Stealing Beauty. Very beautiful scent
This fragrance is simply a gem among floral compositions! 🌸 It really reminds me of classic options, but it also has warmth and tenderness, plus a slight tart note. I bought a bottle and I've almost finished it… I'm guarding it with my life. I use it in moments of sadness, and it instantly lifts my mood 😊 When I first smelled it, I immediately thought of my childhood, though I can't quite explain why
Last autumn I was looking at it, and I liked it. Good thing I didn't buy it, because I ended up with a sample. Now I'm not as keen on it, it's pretty much the same thing. If you line up these roses, I can tell them apart 🌹
The leather here is simply perfect! It feels as if a tart, spiced cream envelops you. The fragrance sounds luxurious and leaves a sillage that won't leave anyone indifferent. It's universal, suitable for everyone ))
The fragrance really surprises. Unlike other perfumes from this brand, it stands out with its richness. Bright, long-lasting, and dense - that's definitely it. Sweetness is present here, but not overdone, and vanilla notes perfectly combine with woody and peach accents )
What a gorgeous bottle! Inside it hides a truly wonderful fragrance. It smells so elegant and restrained, yet incredibly feminine. Such a delight
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I can't say this scent impressed me. It didn't develop at all, as if it just dissolved into the air. Maybe it disappeared from my skin too quickly, and I didn't even get to smell it. I don't want to t...
The fragrance is simply magnificent, nothing superfluous 😍
overall, I agree with this opinion. although sometimes flankers can be even more captivating than the original. but, honestly, sometimes there are just too many of them