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Novosibirsk, Russia
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This scent. it gives me mixed feelings. I can sense wood, bitter resins, and even a coniferous forest in it. Wormwood also didn't stay out of the picture. Cold and spicy, it sounds quite brutal. I can't say I fully like it, but it doesn't repel me either
I only feel this fragrance on clothes and hair, as it smells too sharp on the skin. Over time, it changes beyond recognition: sometimes sweet burnt sugar with passion fruit, sometimes the smell of grilled chicken skewers, sometimes cotton candy, and sometimes a strawberry field in a rose garden. But juniper rosehip - that's just balm for my touched soul
This fragrance, in my opinion, is the most unremarkable of the entire collection. It's quite familiar and common, which, of course, might attract attention, but for me, it just turned out to be fresh, with notes of tea and a slight tartness 😊
Too cloyingly sweet pineapple, and the leather with powder just adds to the irritation. It gets right up your nose, no rest 😤
I want to buy it, but I have doubts… The price is good, of course - there's a promotion on it now… But I don't want to be disappointed… They don't let you try it, it's sealed… 🤔
What a damn cool scent! The forest berries here sound simply gorgeous. It's not cloying, but exactly the kind that refreshes and lifts your mood. It's nice to feel it when everything around is gray. A real blast!
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The fragrance is simply awful, the combination of anise with gray amber causes nothing but bewilderment. How could such a thing be created? I feel like I'm in some kind of nightmare
The smell of this berry cocktail only brings me disappointment. No sophistication, just a sweetness that quickly becomes tiresome. I can't say I liked it. It's like someone decided to mix all the berr...
It's good in winter when it's frosty)