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Novosibirsk, Russia
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Feminine pink bottle. Start thick then sweet sillage. Sweetness flowers fruits there's cloyingness don't like. Lasts well
A very successful fragrance from the Far Away line. I liked both the scent itself and its longevity. The bottle looks expensive thanks to its dark blue color. It's a fruity-floral composition with moonflower at its heart. It smells unusual, the fragrance is genuinely interesting
The scent of this fragrance simply surprised me. At first, it seems like nothing but bright fruits, but then some unpleasant lily of the valley emerges, even though I'm generally fine with them. All in all, it just doesn't quite blend together 😒
I don't understand why everyone raves about this Jasmine line. This scent just weighs on my mind, like someone piled up a bunch of oriental flowers and tonka beans. The woody base with almond only makes it worse. No lightness, just heaviness and oppression 😒
Jasmine combined with mandarins and woody notes. Vanilla adds sweetness. Overall, the scent is elegant and harmonious, but there's a feeling it's a bit too banal 😌
A strange scent, to be honest. Smells like a withered rose with spoiled berries lying nearby. Overall, it didn't work for me at all, turned out quite unpleasant. It absolutely didn't suit me
This scent turned out to be a mystery for me. I got it as a set with the green version, tried to persuade my husband to try it, but he's quite picky and refused. Honestly, I'm not thrilled with this smell either. It reminds me of Soviet cologne I once used to refill markers, and also ginger from modern sushi bars
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I agree, there's something familiar about this scent, something luxurious, but I just can't quite put my finger on what it is. At first, I thought it reminded me of CH Eau De Parfum Sublime by Carolin...