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Moscow, Russia
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Flowers, like a soft whisper, and a peach sweetness that feels like an embrace. This fragrance creates an atmosphere of comfort and warmth. To wear it means to immerse yourself in a world of tenderness. It's long-lasting but not intrusive, leaving a light trail
How sunny it is! 🌞 Sweet citrus notes with honeyed flowers create an incredibly joyful and light mood. This fragrance simply fills you with positivity, but unfortunately, the longevity leaves something to be desired
The jasmine here just hits you in the nose, I don't know who could like this. The smell is too sharp, even too much. If you like such things, then maybe you'll like it, but for me it's just overkill. Anyone who's not thrilled will definitely be shocked by such obtrusiveness 😤
Carnation with lavender, honestly, looks like a bad joke. One spray on a blotter, and I immediately felt this scent hit my nose. My interest disappeared instantly as soon as it unfolded. It's just too intrusive, loud, and provocative. This isn't the English style I expected - rather, it's for those who like something extravagant
The fragrance smells wonderful on hair and leaves a trail, but on the skin, it creates a strange sensation. This powdery, dusty effect is just irritating, like something's off. In spring, it might be pleasant and light, but I didn't feel like adding it to my collection
Somehow it happened that at 41, I encountered Red Moscow for the first time. I'd heard a lot about it, but never had the chance to try it. And then, walking through Magnit Kosmetik, I saw it on the shelf - curiosity got the best of me. And, oh wonder, it's a real find! A chypre that's both old-fashioned and modern. I, for example, really like its retro style. It's thick, warm, with a languid sillage and a slight tartness. Clove is clearly felt in it, framed by coriander, iris, and tonka beans. The scent turned out to be familiar, nostalgic, like from the USSR - those who remember that era will understand. Images of old Moscow, its famous "Stalinka" buildings, Red Square immediately come to mind. For some reason, the films "Liquidation" and "The Border. Taiga Romance" are recalled. Such good associations. P.S. Yes, Red Moscow somewhat resembles Chanel No.5. But, oh my God! I liked it much more! )))
The scent is really interesting, but I can't quite make up my mind about it yet. The combination of lavender with tonka beans, or maybe with frankincense, gives me some doubts 🤔
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Agreed, that's actually not a bad comparison 😔