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To the fragrance:
Antonio Puig Pull & Bear Antonio Puig
Quite unexpectedly, I stumbled upon a fragrance that became my husband's favorite. I adore small perfume shops, because you can always find something unique there that you won't find anywhere else. On one of these excursions, I was lucky: I discovered four interesting fragrances at once, and this is one of them. It offers a cold freshness, with lots of spices and tart greenery, and at the beginning, a juicy pineapple with a slight retro hint (similar to the pineapple from Laguna) On my husband, it smells simply amazing, even a little seductive 😍
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Amouage Ciel Man
On my husband, this perfume feels cold and transparent, with a noticeable sillage. First comes lavender, and then bitter-fresh flowers unfold, making it distinctly masculine. For everyday use, in my opinion, it's quite suitable. The longevity of the fragrance is pleasing, and it doesn't cause discomfort 🌟
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Ajmal Sierra
Gorgeous fruits, the sillage is simply incredible. Peaches, a little pineapple syrup, and mandarin peel is so enticing. The opening and development are something else, summer and sun in one bottle. But the base - that's a total flop, it doesn't match the overall mood, becoming sort of gloomy and dull 😒
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Issey Miyake L'Eau d'Issey Pure Eau de Toilette
The fragrance seems very gentle, but it's a deception. At first, you just can't get enough of this fresh floral-green scent, and then it starts to irritate. In the end, only a bright, suffocating lily remains in memory from the entire composition. I tried applying it under my knee, and there it smells much softer, without that intrusive lily. But the closer to the nose, the worse the impression of the perfume 😕
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Diptyque Florabellio
I gave away a 10ml decant, but I just couldn't understand it. The thing is, it constantly changes, opening up differently every time, and I don't always like it. On me, it sometimes smells like coffee with tobacco smoke, sometimes like rough peaches and apple blossom, and sometimes I sense a salty greenness. The fragrance is truly like a chameleon, its concept is hard to grasp
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L`Occitane en Provence Eau Spontanee
This is a real explosion of fruits and berries! It's like all the juices from the garden were collected in one bottle. Overall, pretty good, though it doesn't last on the skin, but I'm glad it doesn't smell like chemicals 🍓
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Demeter Leather
This cologne just looks like a standard men's one, nothing special. You can barely feel any leather accent. If you really pay attention, you might just catch a weak hint of a cheap 'leather' imitation 😒
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