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A very nice, somewhat shy peony fragrance.
Really floral-fresh, pretty unfussy, but good. The mandarin is recognizable as such and the base is pretty typical for a fragrance of Dior in my opinion, clean.
Overall, the fragrance is very clean and quite contourless.
For everyday wear it is well suited or even for work.
However, I somehow lack a certain depth, a certain spiciness or a leather note or a stronger citrus note.
Have this fragrance already tested the many times and then did not take him, because I already have some fragrances that are suitable for everyday use.
This is a perfume for me that I would happily give to a friend who doesn't have a large collection, but also doesn't dislike perfume in general.
Because this Miss Dior flanker doesn't stick out anywhere and is still very nice.
Really beautiful and sufficiently durable.
The durability is average and some fruit and sweetness is included, a pleasant florality can be heard.
So the quality is right in any case, but the wheel has not been reinvented here, but that is also not bad, many also enjoy fragrances that are not very fancy and that is also nice and good so.
It does not always have to be everything intense.
A discreet and good floral perfume should actually be missing no woman

Moschino. In the fragrance world, that's a brand that hasn't made the very biggest breakthrough.
In the fashion world, yes, but there I think there are better things.
The fragrance here, however, is quite great.
He opens with a tart galbanum note and the freesia loosens that up a bit.
Really a strong start. And the remaining course is also good. A floral-spicy heart then shows itself.
Ylang-ylang, gardenia, garden carnation and rose I can make out.
Great, after the somewhat austere, or rather tart, start.
The base is a bit sweeter and solid.
This is because there is a vanilla note.
Overall, I find the fragrance of Moschino in the field of oriental fragrances very good, because it also reveals fresh and at least green seeming notes. A quite tart fragrance that also sometimes, slightly smoky smells, at least in my perception.
The whole thing is also still sold at fair prices, I think.
He is worth a test in any case

Oriental perfumes are usually not particularly me.
Sometimes they get me, but not very often.
Shalimar is such an exception (for me).
The vanilla smells pleasantly woody, isn't too overbearing or sweet.
Yes, this fragrance is similar good for me as Ilias is. A fragrance I won't wear often, but, when I do, it's a lot of fun.
Craft-wise, it's well done. The longevity is very good. There's no other way to put it.
The scent cloud left behind is nothing to sneeze at either.
Still, this fragrance probably won't crush anyone. The bergamot makes Shalimar not too sweet and gives it some freshness.
This is not so common in the field of oriental perfumes, but possibly there is a lot more to discover. Oriental fragrances have it with me always a little harder.
But that's really just a matter of taste.
Shalimar is in any case a convincing fragrance, a small treasure that you can take again and again to hand and put on.
Floral notes are included and for me hardly to name.
The balsamic notes are cuddly and it does not become too sweet or spicy even in the base.
The only thing that left me a bit questioning at first is a minimal smoky note that quickly disappears.
It no longer bothers me.
I don't know what caused that note either.
In winter, the Edp is very wearable and in summer, the Edt is also a great companion

Depending on where you're from, you don't find rain that bad and a short shower is usually tolerable if you're dressed appropriately for the weather.

Now to this great eau de toilette, which is just old and really well proven.
It smells as natural as chemicals can smell.
It's fresh at first, yet soft.
One smells great lavender, the generally appreciated by me bergamot and hawthorn, which can even be processed into tea. The rosemary, however, I would not have suspected in the fragrance.
This scent is not very common to smell, unjustifiably, because it fits everywhere. This is already an art in itself, the fragrance is not boring, has contour and is still very adapted.
In the middle, a violet note shines.
This is strongly pronounced for an eau de toilette.
Overall, however, the fragrance is not very intense. The intensity is somewhere between an eau de toilette and an eau de cologne. So you do not have to pay so much attention to the dosage, as is the case with some other fragrances.
The notes that exude lily and orange blossom are very quiet, but perceptible.
Finally, the whole thing is rounded off by a note of iris.
A really successful Edt, which should be nowhere out of place.

The only thing that bothers me a little is that it is very delicate.
To others it won't be very noticeable, to you of course it is and that's a good thing. It's just that after a while you can get very used to a fragrance and then you no longer perceive it as intensely as others.

For the summer, the fragrance is particularly suitable because it is so airy and light

Then you should get Bonbon from V&R. The caramel note is, if you like it then, very well done.
Of course, the fragrance is extremely sweet and also sugary, so I would wear it only at home, possibly also to celebrate.
Celebration, however, is an activity that I very rarely pursue, so it would not be worth it for me to buy Bonbon again.
However, I had quite a good experience with this caramel candy. It just has to fit the occasion and you can't use the sprayer too many times in a row.
Mandarin and orange do not let the perfume become too sweet, although it is borderline in itself anyway, but you can definitely give the fragrance a chance.
Jasmine lends a slight florality and back remains licorice, which does not even need to be grated here.
The fragrance is very nice for a gourmand