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Warm ginger cookies, fresh out of the oven 🍪 This fragrance creates an atmosphere of coziness and home warmth - sweet, delicate, and very pleasant. For Jo Malone, this is quite unusual, but it's surprisingly long-lasting and leaves an appetizing gourmand trail that attracts men like bees to honey 😋
First, I want to say a few words about its appearance. This synthetic fabric is just awful. If you imagine it taking up space on your shelf, don't be surprised if it soon turns into a dusty lump if you don't clean it twice a day. Plus, the perfume settles on this rag. Personally, I think it's a complete copy of DKNY Be Delicious by Donna Karan, only even worse. The chemical smell of apple air freshener hits you in the nose, and there's no escaping it. The violet somehow sounds vague and sweetish, with a slight hint of rot. Overall, it's just a nightmare. It's impossible to wear in warm weather, it's unbearably suffocating
The bottle is simply gorgeous, creating a feeling of something unusual. A true hero, no less! Although it would suit men better, for those who appreciate not only the content but also the appearance, this isn't the most successful choice. The scent reminds me of hot berry compote. Warm and alluring, with a slight hint of sexuality. Honestly, after the failures with new releases this year, I didn't expect anything special, but its raspberry accent surprised me. Very juicy and beautiful, the lily doesn't dominate here but organically blends into the overall composition. Overall, I'd give it a four, although at the beginning there's a slight chemical hint of raspberry
I agree, there really are many such scents. L'Amour reminds me of several other perfumes, there's something very familiar about it. But that's not a minus, rather a plus. The fragrance is made with quality, soul, and attention to detail. Its floral tenderness and creamy texture bring only positive emotions. The longevity is simply top-notch, the sillage is impressive, and the combination of jasmine and tuberose is simply captivating 🌸
What an unusual and strange fragrance! All creations by CB I Hate Perfume can be characterized exactly like that. In my opinion, such fragrances are not for everyday wear, but rather to immerse oneself in their atmosphere, recall something important, or simply to rejoice or feel a little nostalgic. This perfume evokes associations for me with the end of winter, when it's still cold, and smells of thawed earth, snow clinging to clothes, and cold water dripping from shoes. It's like a memory of student years, when I always walked everywhere and didn't like snowdrifts. In this fragrance, irritation and warm nostalgia blend, and that's precisely what makes it special for me ✨
The fragrance is strict, but in this strictness, there's something incredibly appealing. It reminds me of men around forty-five who exude confidence and style, thanks to their impeccable tie choice. Here, you feel notes of frankincense and vetiver, as well as some medicinal nuances that transport you to the Middle Ages. Overall, it's just an amazing fragrance! I know many women who not only adore smelling it on their man but also happily wear it themselves. It seems to me that Comme des Garcons doesn't have a clear division between men's and women's fragrances - they are all magnificent and suit both men and women
The smell is beautiful, of course, but it's something strange - herbaceous and earthy, as if stuck in a forest. A spring forest with wet earth? Oh come on, don't make me laugh! On me, it smells with some kind of damp sweetness, I don't understand what kind of nonsense it is, but for me, it's more of a feminine fragrance, warm and soft. But my man in this - just awful! Brutality, you say? There's only bright grass and tobacco, no sweetness at all! 😤
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