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Tolyatti, Russia
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On me, this fragrance seems completely banal, too simple. I only wear it occasionally when I want something light and even a little naive. But honestly, it quickly starts to bore me
First, you smell spices and herbs, and then suddenly a woody and oud accent appears. In this fragrance, floral notes seem to cover everything. It's rich, smooth, and beautiful, but in an oriental style. Honestly, I can't immediately tell if I like it or not
The scent is refreshing, of course, but the green notes here are just overwhelming. Flowers? You can barely smell them, only some barely noticeable sillage remains on the skin when this greenness fades. All in all, not impressed ))))
An amazing, rich, and expressive blend of snow-white flowers with almond and vanilla milk. Although it's almost indistinguishable from other versions, I was still captivated by the form - the bottle looks much more stylish. AMAZING!
This fragrance didn't evoke any associations for me, and maybe that's a good thing. It smells like rich pomegranate juice with a slight woody undertone, which gives it a special tartness. It's worth paying attention to this manufacturer; I already have several positive impressions from their perfumes, and it seems this encounter is also a successful one
The fragrance is just awful! It smells somewhat muffled and resinous, and musk notes only pop out occasionally. It's strange, and it develops a little better on clothes, but it still doesn't save the situation 😤
A lemon fragrance with woody notes. You immediately feel that the composition isn't the most expensive, and the base leaves much to be desired, but at the beginning, it really pleases - cold and with a tart nuance 🍋
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Well, it's a matter of habit and taste, not gender) I also used to wrinkle my nose at gourmands, but now I adore sweet vanilla, even though it's often pushed as feminine.