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I don't particularly love Chanels, but I do have 'No. 5' and sometimes use it. It's not quite suitable for everyday wear; it has a certain cloying sweetness that quickly becomes tiresome. I prefer chypres. But, I admit, sometimes I'm drawn to this little Chanel. Although, overall, it's not entirely my choice
Rose, spicy and fragrant, with notes of saffron and a dry, dusty undertone. It's delicate, yet bright enough for an evening. If I had this fragrance, that's exactly how I would wear it 😔
Unfortunately, this fragrance isn't for me. Coffee with lavender - that's a combination I don't like. I can't even perceive the first note, and lavender, in my opinion, is more suitable for men's perfumes
It's like a cozy cashmere scarf that hugs you, with a hint of floral notes and resinous accents. Don't be fooled, it's not that delicate-it actually has character! It sounds so chic!!!
The bottle is simply super, so massive and structured, you can really feel the quality. But the scent actually surprised me a bit with its uniqueness. First comes such a bright bouquet of dried spices, dill right up your nose. Excentrique 03 has something similar too, maybe it's vetiver. Then you hear the classic of fresh men's scents. Citrus and spices, and nothing else interesting 😅
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I wonder if a man would agree to try this scent? In my opinion, it's clearly made for women )
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