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The perfume is indeed loud and long-lasting, that's undeniable. At first, I was confused by its scent. On one hand, it's appealing, but on the other, it raises doubts. In the beginning, there's some chemical, even medicinal taste, which is a bit alarming. But, fortunately, that feeling quickly fades. After a while, it unfolds, and that's when strawberry starts to play its role. A sweet, delicious aroma that, it would seem, you can't help but like. In the end, Makhalat leaves a pleasant aftertaste, and I start to realize that I do like it after all. Overall, it's a quite interesting and natural perfume worth trying
This is simply a stunning composition with notes of patchouli and rose, framed by blackcurrant. It smells like a more subdued and textured version of Lancôme's Midnight Rose. Honestly, for such a price, it develops surprisingly well on the skin
The scent is sweet and delicate, with clear notes of flowers and honey. Its femininity is classic, but honestly, there's nothing special about its sound. Though, maybe it will resonate with women over 30, but it didn't impress me 🤔
This scent is fresh and tart, with notes of green tea, mate, and spices. It's really invigorating! It's perfect for home use, but outdoors it smells kinda weird. Longevity, unfortunately, isn't great. Overall, not bad, but there are DOWNSIDES
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Interesting, of course, but I think a lot here also depends on habit, not just on the notes themselves. Although I agree about the connection with emotions.
Changing your preferences is really important and useful 😊
The pear is perfectly noticeable, but the main thing is that it's not too sweet. And the flowers here are simply magnificent, they smell incredibly beautiful 🌸
Well, you can definitely smell some masculine woody notes in there, and with this oleander, they just add a certain grandeur to the fragrance, but that doesn't mean femininity is lost 😒