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Omsk, Russia
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A floral-fruity scent that can be called classic. It's light and delicate, with honey notes. But, unfortunately, in the drydown, overly sweet accords appear, which start to be irritating. It clearly lacks brightness 😕
What an amazing combination: cedar, pepper, and cocoa! The chocolate notes are simply mesmerizing, and as a lover of such scents, I can't get enough of this perfume. I want to inhale it again and again 😍
Once again, I'm convinced that Zara really creates quality fragrances. This scent is very rich and expressive, with floral notes and vanilla standing out beautifully. Unfortunately, I couldn't catch the raspberry. Maybe I should try it again
something like a fruity-floral, but vague and hard to pinpoint. the sweetness of peaches is noticeable, but quickly becomes irritating. overall, the fragrance is quite mediocre and too sweet
It's mysterious to me, I can't say it's ready to please everyone. You need to somehow get used to it. The combination of bright orange blossom with milky-vanilla and herbaceous notes seemed too intrusive to me. It has its fans, but I'm not one of them
The fragrance is really interesting, but don't say it smells cheap. It has sweet woody notes, spices, and a bit of cool lavender. However, if you apply it without Molecule, it feels somehow incomplete, like something's missing
I don't know what kind of Roumier is in the black bottle. From the description, it seems like it's an Intense version of the regular Roumier, with a black ribbon on the neck. Too bad I couldn't try it. Maybe we'll meet someday
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This scent certainly doesn't shine with originality, it's just another run-of-the-mill option. A little rose with a peony tint, yes, but nothing special, just cute. Iris softness? Who needs that if it...
Haha, yeah, that's true!