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The fragrance is clearly girlish, and its frivolity doesn't bother me 🍓 Maybe strawberry-cherry notes suit the image of a young lady better, but every woman has that little girl inside, so there's no need to be ashamed of such a choice 🍒
The fragrance is built on three main notes: raspberry, rose, and violet, which is quite common in perfumery. It evokes associations with Chanel's "Misia," but is brighter and more playful, unlike the drier sound of "Misia" 🌸
The fragrance is simply super girlish! I gave it to one of my nieces, and a real battle for it began because everyone loved it. So positive, it leaves no one indifferent. Sweet berries, especially raspberries, are simply magnificent. Arabic perfumery truly knows how to convey natural aromas of berries and fruits. Under the sweet raspberry jam, you can feel the tartness of blackcurrant leaf and light cold notes of lily of the valley. All of this sounds very beautiful, playful, and youthful! ))))
Look, you'd better pay attention to Coach Platinum. Now that's really something worthwhile, while this scent is just another fresh one. Not bad, of course, but too cliché
The fragrance, with lotus and osmanthus, truly stands out with its lightness among others. I would choose it for autumn or early spring days. I agree with Natalia that it resembles a chypre, but it has something unique, something special about it
If I had to choose a movie character this scent would suit, I'd definitely say Morticia Addams. It combines incredible femininity with a touch of playfulness. The fragrance has many flowers and spices, plus frankincense, which makes it very memorable. It's not just an oriental scent, but rather a European composition with an oriental mood. I wasn't interested in Amouage before, thinking they'd be typical oriental fragrances, but they're actually completely different. They're hard to describe, so it's better to test them. The fragrances are indeed very rich and multifaceted ))
The longevity and sillage of this fragrance are just top-notch! No chemical smell at all, which is surprising. I always thought Bruno Banani was just a mass-market product, but it turns out there are some decent options too. Made for Women is exactly that case. On me, it constantly changes: sometimes it smells like berries, sometimes fruits, and sometimes sweet lipstick. The longevity, though, is average - it lasts about six or seven hours on my skin, and after that, it's a toss-up. If you put it on your hair, it doesn't come off until you shower. Overall, I'll definitely get it again! 😏
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