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Rostov-na-Donu, Russia
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A very successful rose-and-pepper scent with a bright, dense rose. It feels dark pink, almost turning black. At first, the spices are clearly audible, and clove seems to add a light warmth. The rose is rich here, deep burgundy, in full bloom. Pepper, patchouli, and woody notes remain in the base
This fragrance evokes associations with something familiar, but it's definitely not Kenzo Totem. There's something from the luxury world here, but I can't quite put my finger on what. Citrus zest combined with vanilla creates a truly unusual impression. It's interesting how such notes can open new facets of perception
This scent is simply awful, too sweet and even cloying. There's some rough texture that isn't pleasing. The roses that should be in it are barely noticeable, more like a ghost. The only positive thing to note is the bright bottle, but that's it
Simply super! Ginger with citrus really energizes. Oakmoss is a bit distracting, but overall - awesome!
This version of the fragrance is clearly more fruity, with almost no white flowers. Peony sounds bright, citrus notes are also present, and woody accents add interest. There's no vanilla, but the freshness of the fruits is pleasing, it's a bit tart and sour, perfect for a summer mood 🍊
The scent leaves behind a feeling of something heavy and cold, like concrete. On the skin, it really lasts a long time, several days, but then there's the clothes. They seem to have absorbed it, even those that were just lying nearby. I feel sad that the composition actually seems quite simple, almost monotonous. It's a bit disappointing
The fragrance is really bright and rich. I tried both versions, and although they don't differ much, the new one smells a bit different. But I like both variations!
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