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Chelyabinsk, Russia
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5th Avenue After Five is a rather interesting floral soap, with a noticeable citrus freshness and a slight fruity tartness. It creates the feeling that someone just enjoyed a bath. The purity of the floral notes reminds one of a relaxing "bath day" As the fragrance develops, musky accents and watery flowers appear, which aren't overly sweet 🌸
Vanille Cafe starts with a bright and memorable black coffee aroma - it's bitterish, rich, with slight chocolate undertones. Gradually, a smoky benzoin accent appears, and the coffee becomes sweeter thanks to sugar. The smokiness gives the composition volume and depth, there's a slight dampness, and also a light tobacco note. In the drydown, a barely noticeable woodiness can be detected. The coffee feels hot and steaming, but with added sugar, and later vanilla appears. There's no milk or cream here. I want to note that the coffee stands out very clearly against other notes, not getting lost in the overall composition
The pyramid is simply gorgeous - sweetness with an alluring tartness. The final result looks incredibly appetizing!
L.12.12 Rose reminded me of Tender Love by Betty Barclay. It's a scent that can be described as a "white shirt" - fresh, light flowers, creating a feeling of cleanliness. It seems like there are freesias and light roses here, but Tender Love feels more airy and free. At the beginning, L.12.12 Rose seems quite strict and cold, not even sweet. As for longevity, Tender Love clearly wins in that regard 😏
Celebrate Life immediately left a nice impression on me. I picked the bottle up from the shelf without any particular reason and just as spontaneously sprayed it on. It turned into a delicate, floral and very feminine composition. The powdery notes are noticeable from the opening right through to the end. For me, it's almost perfect! The powderiness here is airy and soft, with a touch of pleasant sweetness. That said, the fragrance is a little too calm and delicate, which is more of a downside. It clearly lacks character and a noticeable accent for special occasions. But if you don't nitpick over these little things, it's still a lovely perfume
In Napoleone, I unexpectedly noticed a start with anise and vanilla, which turned out to be quite cool and licorice-like. The lavender here is slightly sweet, with a light powdery note. A bit of black tea and dry wood is added, which leans slightly into coconut. And the vanilla turns out tender and fluffy. If there wasn't so much synthetics in the fragrance, it would be simply excellent
Pastel Passion is just pure sugar and cotton candy, it feels like it's smoking. If there's anything else in the scent, it's hopelessly lost in this sweet mess. Not impressive at all )
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Oh, how great that I also got interested in this fragrance!))) But, honestly, it seems too hard to find - I can't find it anywhere!!
Why did they even give it as a gift in the first place
How wonderfully you described it! The pyramid is indeed unusual and interesting, but Tatiana MT's review made me a little wary))
Super great in summer, not overwhelming at all
A concise metaphor. =)
Actually, instead of the expected miracle, we'll get ordinary cherry-in-cognac candies. Honestly, my mood isn't the brightest today 😅
In some Magnit Kosmetik stores, you can still find this wonder! 🎉