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Novosibirsk, Russia
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Lemons with hints of nutmeg and metallic freshness. The fragrance is truly impressive, but it's too intense, you need very little for it to unfold harmoniously, and a little more - and it's already too much 😅
Interesting fragrance, and the price is quite reasonable. This is the first perfume where I don't smell the usual fruity sweetness with licorice. It's bright and truly unusual, with notes of rose and some resinous note, as if sugar was forgotten in the syrup. This scent is not for everyday use, there's something special and unusual about it 🌸
I gave my husband this fragrance a long time ago. It was the best of all the men's perfumes I've tried… It's so sweet, evening, and rich… And now I can't find it(((( Now I'm struggling to find something new for him(
The scent is soft, with fruity-spicy notes, but the alcoholic note is still noticeable. It's truly delicate, but at the same time, it has its own individuality. It's not the simplest perfume, evening is its time 🌙
A scent as if from the past, with bright ylang-ylang. It evokes memories of Chanel No. 5, but not quite, rather thanks to aldehydes and ylang-ylang. Betty, however, adds a fruity, sweetish note. There's something both serious and frivolous about it, as if it's trying to hide its true nature
What an amazing fragrance! It's light and refreshing, simply a delight. Floral notes blend beautifully with aquatic nuances and musk. Yes, on the skin it loses a bit of its brightness, but that doesn't make it worse 🌸
It's so surprising, but yet another fragrance clearly duplicates a popular perfume from Nina Ricci. Here, of course, everything looks more modest, but the sweetness, lemons, and floral notes are still there. Copying, to put it mildly, isn't the best approach
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The name, honestly, looks like it was invented in the 40s 😲