Valeriia Sredinskaia

Valeriia Sredinskaia

July 19, 2026

5/5

5

Such a great perfume! First comes juicy, fragrant greenery, then fine delicate flowers appear, and at the end a powdery trace remains. I'd never come across anything like it before, I really loved it. The name made me expect sweets, but I got a beautiful natural theme

Valeriia Sredinskaia

Feb. 16, 2026

5/5

5

How lucky I am with this fragrance! My skin is cold and dry, and fortunately, it doesn't smell like shampoos or sodas. On me, it unfolds into a warm, sweetish-vanilla cloud (the vanilla here isn't gourmand, but rather woody and dry), with spicy and resinous notes. In the November winds, I simply find refuge in it! It's as if it hugs me with its warmth and protects me from the cold wind. I imagine Princess Jasmine's hair, enveloped in royal incense, might smell like this ))

Valeriia Sredinskaia

Feb. 16, 2026

2/5

2

This is just a terrible scent that only causes disgust. If these are the "Gardens of the Aborigines", then these aborigines are clearly out of their minds if they managed to create such a hybrid. I only smell sour blackcurrant here, which is already overripe, and citruses that sting the tongue as if you've eaten something spoiled. Longevity 6-8 hours? Who needs that if it's impossible to wear! The cool tonality sounds somehow inappropriate, especially in winter when you want something warm. Compliment-getting? No way! This scent is not suitable for the office, for vacation, or for a party. The only plus is that sometimes it doesn't stink as much, but on the skin, there's still an unpleasant aftertaste of doll plastic. So I only spray it on clothes so I don't have to breathe this nastiness 🤢

Valeriia Sredinskaia

Feb. 16, 2026

5/5

5

If this fragrance hadn't been discontinued, I probably wouldn't have gotten into perfume collecting. It's simply an incredible miracle that could overshadow even my favorite oriental fragrance, although 'Serenity' is about something completely different. It reminds me of a fragile forest flower, absolutely unique. It's like a perfumery UFO, as the bottle looks like a flying saucer. It's hard to describe it with words; all the sensations are on a level of feelings. It's very balanced, so it's almost impossible to distinguish individual notes. It reminds me of the small cyclamens that grew on my mom's windowsill; in the morning, the room would fill with the light, almost ghostly scent of these flowers. It can also be compared to a frosty morning when delicate flowers freeze, or to a small forest lake where mysterious flowers grow 🌸

Valeriia Sredinskaia

Feb. 16, 2026

4/5

4

In winter, it seems somehow especially sweet to me. But in summer - it's just incredible! If you think about the name, it reminds you of a tropical downpour raging somewhere on the islands of the Indian Ocean. The rains there are, of course, short but very strong. And after them, flowers and fruits begin to emit such a rich, sweetish scent that it fills the entire coast. In the morning, bright butterflies flock to this place, and monkeys run for juicy fruits, but now it's so calm and cozy here, the air is permeated with the aroma of a true paradise! 🌺

Valeriia Sredinskaia

Feb. 16, 2026

2/5

2

This perfume is an absolute nightmare! Floral notes with some cloying sweetness that makes me sick. The sillage, yes, it's there, but it's so intrusive I want to run away!!! The longevity is great, of course, but what's the point if the smell only causes irritation? It reminds me of some cheap limited edition, not something worthwhile

Valeriia Sredinskaia

Feb. 16, 2026

4/5

4

For the first half hour, the fragrance really evokes associations with Kenzo's "Elephant," but the spices here sound softer and sweeter. "Matsuri" unfolds with a honeyed peach that reminds one of how a ripe fruit, lying long in the sun, loses its freshness. It's a summer fragrance that reveals all its beauty in the heat, but once the temperature drops, it loses interest and becomes boring