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The fragrance is undoubtedly feminine, but the powdery notes with floral accents create a feeling of something too familiar. Almond, bright and rich, adds bitterness, but this bitterness is more burdensome than interesting. In the end, the scent seems too serious, as if trying to hide its true nature. I don't know if it leaves a pleasant aftertaste, but it's not for me ))))
At first, the scent seems quite fresh, even a little sour, but then such a sweetness unfolds that you just don't know how to deal with it. The commercial that advertises it is simply terrible. Luckily, I smelled the fragrance itself first, and only then stumbled upon that commercial
The scent is quite sweet, and it can be classified as gourmand. I like gourmands, but this perfume didn't really impress me. Maybe I should try it again when it's cold outside ❄️
Unfortunately, this fragrance didn't suit me. The citrus notes are too intrusive, and that's disappointing, as they behave like in a typical light summer perfume, quickly losing their freshness. It seems it would be better suited for cool skin
Oh, a new release! Haven't looked in this direction for a long time. I generally like aquatic fragrances, and wormwood is definitely my weakness. But I still haven't found the perfect vetiver
The fragrance is really interesting, and finally, a flanker that doesn't smell like the original. Peaches and rose create an unusual combination here. It smells good, but there's something strange about it 🤔
The scent is primarily felt as jasmine, but with the addition of green currant berries and a bright anise note. In the sillage, something resembling vanilla cream appears. It sounds quite loud and persistent, but at the same time, it sparks interest!
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This fragrance doesn't strike me as old-fashioned, but perhaps it's a bit too sharp