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Krasnodar, Russia
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A rather ambiguous fragrance. It opens with light sparkling wine and pear, cheerful and fizzy. Then a blueberry fermented-milk note appears, joined by rhubarb. At this stage the composition resembles a berry scent, but the rhubarb adds too much acidity and makes it smell harsh
I tried a fragrance from this brand that was new to me, and lately I've been liking the brand more and more. Astronomo immediately gives marine freshness, juniper, green shrubbery and woody notes. There's a little berry softness. I don't associate it with space, but if you don't get hung up on the name, the fragrance is wonderful. Longevity also pleased me: the fresh notes last for several hours, while the marine character remains almost all day. Unisex, best for spring and summer
What an interesting fragrance! It's truly rich and multi-layered! At the beginning, fresh herbal notes are felt, even a little bitterness, although there's no galbanum here. On me, it's not citrusy, but rather light and airy 🌿 The heart of the fragrance resembles warm, sweetish wood, as if soaked in honey and surrounded by spicy herbs. It's like stepping into a cozy Viking home, where the air is fresh and filled with natural scents, and everything around smells of fragrant balms 🌼 Perhaps these are oriental notes, but they seem to be refreshed by a Scandinavian wind, which removed all excessive heaviness and heat. In the base, the fragrance becomes sweet-bitter and slightly viscous, but there's a charm to that! 😊
Finally decided to compare my two EDTs - the old and the new. No strong emotions, because the scent didn't grab me, I'll just tell it like it is. On cold skin at +20, the new EDT starts soapy and bitter, moss with vetiver, but where's the moss there?))) The old version is more citrusy and soft, smells more natural, the bitterness is pleasant, not as sharp. The vintage one sweetens and powders slightly, retaining a herbal bitterness and aldehydic airiness, while the new one continues to smell soapy and bitter, the powderiness turns rancid - the aldehydes are too dominant. I don't know what makes the floral notes lipsticky in the old version, but by the 4th hour, it turns into a light powdery-lipsticky scent with a waxy undertone. The new version, if it did sweeten, it wasn't as beautiful as the old one. In the base, the vintage has a bit of fleshiness and woodiness, and the aldehydic airiness is barely present. The new one finally lost its soapy bitterness, but it's still coarser and simpler. The sillage is pleasant, sweet-floral, but I can't say whose it is - the old or the new EDT)))) The vintage one smells smooth and soft, even at the start, its femininity is real. And the new one is sharper, coarser, with constant soapiness and a hint of old powder. There's a disproportion between the accords, or is it synthetics influencing it that way? Anyway, if I only knew the new version, I wouldn't put it on my favorites or wish list))) But the old one - I'll think about it 😒
At the start, the fragrance resembles coconut milk, fresh and green, as if on a palm leaf. Although I don't know what palm leaf sap smells like, this is the image that comes to mind - sweetish and milky, with a hint of green. Very quickly, it becomes more intense, filling with floral sweetness and the warmth of balm. Tuberose, though intensifying, behaves quite restrainedly - it doesn't shout or suffocate with its cloying sweetness, but gently envelops with its nectar. The milky note softens it, adding coolness. In this state, the fragrance lingers on the skin for a long time - like a dance of three notes: tuberose, milk, and Tolu balsam. After seven hours, a beautiful woody accord is added to them. Ombre Platine could be called gourmand if such a cocktail existed - floral nectar with pollen, milk, and a complex balsam, sweet and burning. For now, it's more floral, but very deep and sophisticated thanks to the balsamic note
This was my first olfactory discovery! The scent is so vibrant and memorable that I still feel its influence. It creates a unique atmosphere, as if transporting you to another time and space. In October, when I was 8, the leaves had already fallen and turned black, they were everywhere - in rain barrels where apples and pears floated, in dry grass and smoldering bonfires. The smoke from the fire, charred branches, and smoldering leaves mix with the cold moisture in which fruits are dissolved. And then, Serenade appears - the trail of autumn that I feel on myself. Nothing can be impossible when there's such magic around
Oh, how I loved these bright and rich green notes! They are so moist and voluminous, they just take your breath away. It feels like you're biting into a juicy tropical fruit that hasn't quite ripened yet. This sensation brings real joy! But, unfortunately, this joy doesn't last long. On me, these notes quickly turn into something chemical, reminiscent of an "embalmed peach." And this peach, alas, overpowers all other scents. The sweetness becomes unnatural and flat, and unfortunately, it stays on me for a full eight hours, not allowing other notes to unfold. This is, of course, a modern interpretation, but, alas, not entirely successful
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