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An effortless fragrance composed of musky peaches and a trio of beautiful florals
Marbella is THAT girl who's ready for warm temperatures and beach vibes. Her tote bag is ready, her swimming suit is trendy, she's got those big, black, designer sunglasses on and her hair has that beach style to it. At least that's what I thought of when I first smelled it.
Blackcurrant is tart and fruity. In part fruity sour, but also sweet. Bulgarian rose has that deep, fruity, sweet, and carnal vibe to it, slightly decadent, but never too strong or too loud. Pink pepper is faint, but gives everything this elevated, sophisticated and effortless aspect to the perfume. Peonies and jasmines are sweet and floral while green tea further elevates the fresh, almost aquatic aspect of the perfume. It doesn't take long before peaches rise up, accompanied by musks and amber. Peaches are fruity, juicy and slightly tangy with their distinct sweet and rounded flesh. Musks ground out this perfume, giving it a clean-girl vibe while amber brings out the warmth. The drydown reminded me of Peach Fields Eau de Parfum without the juvenile or woody aspect of the latter.
It's a beautiful perfume made for late-Spring and summer with a fair price. I'm still debating on whether I want to add a bottle to my collection, but that has more to do with personal preferences of wearing certain fruits on my skin rather than something against the scent itself.
Blackcurrant is tart and fruity. In part fruity sour, but also sweet. Bulgarian rose has that deep, fruity, sweet, and carnal vibe to it, slightly decadent, but never too strong or too loud. Pink pepper is faint, but gives everything this elevated, sophisticated and effortless aspect to the perfume. Peonies and jasmines are sweet and floral while green tea further elevates the fresh, almost aquatic aspect of the perfume. It doesn't take long before peaches rise up, accompanied by musks and amber. Peaches are fruity, juicy and slightly tangy with their distinct sweet and rounded flesh. Musks ground out this perfume, giving it a clean-girl vibe while amber brings out the warmth. The drydown reminded me of Peach Fields Eau de Parfum without the juvenile or woody aspect of the latter.
It's a beautiful perfume made for late-Spring and summer with a fair price. I'm still debating on whether I want to add a bottle to my collection, but that has more to do with personal preferences of wearing certain fruits on my skin rather than something against the scent itself.
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