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Samara, Russia
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Last summer, in a department store, I stumbled upon a pink bottle that immediately caught my eye. I smelled it, pondered. Later, when I found myself in the same department store for errands, I decided that if the bottle was still there, I'd buy it. A hundred ml for 2400 rubles is a perfectly reasonable price for a fragrance that has already become a legend and, moreover, is discontinued. My inner collector simply couldn't resist. I have a rule: if something is waiting for me, it must be mine. And this time, fate truly smiled. I picked up the bottle, thought about it, and decided: 'This is definitely worth getting'. I bought it along with a book about perfumery - a great gift for myself. Plus, the bottle resembles an Easter egg! Now about the fragrance itself. It stands out against modern trends. It has the bitterness of saffron, the freshness of cedar, and hints of vetiver. The brightness of rose, as if from rose oil, is also present. Musk adds depth. I haven't detected white flowers yet, but in some ways, it reminds me of 'Montale' - Aoud Rose. The scent doesn't seem heavy or exclusively for evening; it can be worn during the day, especially in winter. It has strictness, but also sensuality. I have cold skin, and the top notes linger for a long time. Let's get to know it better
This bottle is simply stunning, it's so delicate! The fragrance is truly magnificent! Gardenia gives it a creamy, buttery hue, and the blackcurrant at the start sounds simply delightful! 🌸
My wife used this perfume for a while, and I really liked it! It's truly a timeless classic that will never go out of style!!!
Floral powder with a light sweetish nuance, the fragrance is truly airy, although a bit synthetic is felt. But that doesn't make it worse. It reminds me of the smell of cosmetics that lingers on the skin after pleasant spa treatments
Citrus notes, leather, and oud - all intertwined in one fragrance. It's rich, like oriental luxury, with a hint of expensive fabrics. It sounds impressive, as if from the Renaissance era, but honestly, it's not quite for me. Such a dense fragrance would be more suitable for men with temperament, and northern girls are unlikely to like it
I wish the fragrance was light and airy, but without synthetic notes. Budget options often disappoint with quality, and that's sad. But maybe there are more expensive fragrances that also won't meet expectations. I haven't found anything like it yet, and it's unclear if they'll even appear here
The fragrance is definitely understandable for European perception. Although it's quite rich, there's no real peculiarity to it. It reminds me of a well-known rose musk, but with more pronounced vanilla, which makes it a bit sweeter and denser. Interestingly, I can sense unripe apricots in it, which seem to be added to balance all that sweetness and bring a touch of freshness. Overall, it's quite an interesting combination ))))
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