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Chelyabinsk, Russia
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What an amazing fragrance this is! It features floral powdery accents, blackcurrant, and a generous dose of spices. In the frost, it unfolds so exquisitely and expensively, it's simply astonishing! 🌟
The fragrance is undoubtedly beautiful, but on a girl, it doesn't seem appropriate to me. It's so masculine and classic, with a noble character. There's something of a "worn saddle" about it, but that's more an echo of ancient times when aristocrats enjoyed walks in the forest. Overall, the impression is strong, but for women - not quite
A floral scent, cold and with lily of the valley, citruses, and some sweetness. It sounds nice, of course, but the longevity is just nonexistent, you can tell the base is cheap 😒
Tropical flowers and citruses - that's beautiful, of course, but this fragrance disappointed me. The softness everyone talks about seems too far-fetched. Tenderness, yes, but where's the character? It reminds me of something long past, like a vacation you can't get back. The sillage, ambery-woody, leaves a feeling of emptiness
Flowers with citrus, but cold as ice. Water notes are there, but without salt - it's just unbearable. The scent, of course, is refreshing, but it only fully develops in the heat. And even that annoying aquatic note, thankfully, is absent
The fragrance leaves an impression of longevity and sillage. It reminds of times when everything was different. Sweet powder clearly dominates, and woody notes sound quite bright. Spices are also present, but not as distinctly. Overall, the feeling is strange - I can't quite say if I like it or not
The freshness of lilac is simply amazing, with a light touch of powder and greenery. Musk and vanilla add interesting notes. This fragrance, in my opinion, is ideal for women of any age
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