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Samara, Russia
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This perfume is too strict for me. It evokes associations with something expensive and pretentious, but in reality, it's just a woody and musky scent that gets on your nerves. It feels like it's powdered, but not in a good way. There's nothing beautiful or delicate about it, just a cold stateliness that irritates 😒
The scent is just cloyingly sweet, as if someone decided to dump a whole pack of sugar into it. The powdery note is overwhelming, and the mandarin with tiare and vanilla are simply unbearable. It does have longevity, of course, but that doesn't save it from being monotonous 😒
The scent is simply amazing, in my opinion, it's the best of all the brand's men's perfumes ever, and I've known it since 1997. Its longevity is excellent, the sillage is deep but not intrusive - just one drop, and it will be with you all day. It gently fills the space, universal for any season and time of day, although, of course, it's more suitable for daytime. I believe discontinuing it is a huge failure for Mary Kay, although they did leave some rough trace. It's unclear how this could have happened. In the list of lost fragrances, this one is definitely in first place, and Tamarisk is second. It's still popular in different countries among those who knew it, and even after 20 years, you can find bottles being bought by true connoisseurs 🥂
This fragrance is simply magnificent! The bottle looks very appealing, and the berries in the composition are so rich. The sweetness of the scent doesn't bother me at all! In general, sweet notes in perfumery rarely bother me 😊
The pear scent here isn't bad, of course, but for me, it reminds me more of sweet candies than a real fruit. It's not a Duchess pear, but something more modern, like Bon Pari. There's a certain artificiality that leaves a sad aftertaste
A simple fougère, nothing special. It smells quite ordinary, without any frills. Freshness, herbaceous notes, and woody accents. It doesn't turn into soap, which is good. But the longevity, alas, leaves much to be desired - after a couple of hours, it's no longer noticeable. Overall, it's perfectly fine as a gift for a teenager
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The scent isn't bad, of course, but it's too monotonous. It smells pleasant, but nothing special. The exoticism here is clearly forced
Where did you order this fragrance from? I'm currently debating what to choose: this one or Wakening Woods of Scandinavia :)