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At first cherry lemonade with a sour note - pleasant, even surprised. Thought at least one normal one from the samples. But then notes of gouache and varnish appeared, it became stuffy and thick. I can't wear this
Lately, the blackberry note pops up in new releases almost more often than tuberose. I'm really curious how this will sound, just hope the tiare doesn't overpower everything with its intrusive scent 😒
It seems that everyone who isn't lazy wears this brand now. The fragrances are so expressive and noble that it's sometimes hard to tell which gender they belong to. Rather, it's a reflection of a person's character or mood. So it's not surprising that Mefisto is sometimes called a women's fragrance. In reality, it's masculine. Perhaps they simply made a mistake when indicating the gender. For me, Mefisto is definitely a men's fragrance, and its character is as cunning as someone who seems to agree, but then does everything their own way!!
on me, this version opens with sharp and bright aldehydes. it smells completely different from the first Legere version
The fragrance is indeed light, as expected when looking at the bottle. It combines citrus and floral notes, with a light honey nuance and resinous accents. Most likely, it's more of an evening option
Black tea with dried apples, rose petals, and vanilla. The fragrance is pleasant, of course, but somehow too banal. It might suit any occasion, but there's nothing special about it. It seems to just dissolve into the air, leaving nothing memorable behind
Spring flowers, like mimosa, give a feeling of tenderness and sweetness. Violet powder and vanilla notes of tonka beans add coziness and softness to this fragrance. It truly creates a spring atmosphere, but at the same time fills you with warmth and comfort
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