Top Notes 
Apple
Mandarin orange
Kripzundol
Heart Notes 
Linden blossom
Peony
Base Notes 
Musk
Sandalwood
Vanilla
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A Fragrance from the Heart
I would like to reveal my fragrance secret that I recently discovered during a romantic love vacation in Karlovy Vary.
It was an enchanted winter fairy tale in the snowy little town, so romantic, delightful, and nostalgic that one simply has to fall in love, even if one is there solo :-)
A walk for two in the crackling cold, the intoxicating feeling of being in the 19th century, ready for a secret meeting with a lover in one of the old stylish hotels with a bit of flaked patina, remnants of glorious and splendid times. It is a wonderful day. The snow crunches underfoot, the fresh spa air pampers the lungs, the sun shines brightly, the sky is painted blue, and the snow crystals on the untidy streets sparkle like diamonds.
An old-fashioned, sugary sweet drugstore, the lady of the heart is allowed to choose a souvenir there, as fragrances preserve memories much better than clothes or jewelry. She finds something immediately. An unremarkable, simple little bottle named Lipa, the lime tree, literally calls out to her: Take me, I want to belong to you! The fragrance greets her tenderly and lovingly, immediately reminding her of her homeland, which she left many years ago. A bit fruity at first, but no trace of apple. The beautiful, sweet lime blossom touches and instantly opens the heart, along with the graceful and lush peony that embraces her femininely and seductively, so dreamy and longing. Garnished with a charming, delicious vanilla sweetness that immediately convinces and excites her lover (who actually doesn't like sweet fragrances!). The couple kisses unabashedly, the very young saleswoman is amused to see how the two "oldies" (both over 50) are flirting and glowing like two teenagers. The musk discreetly unfolds its subtle effect, enhancing the sensuality, as the initial innocence gives way to mature femininity.
Overall very harmonious, not too intrusive, unremarkable, yet convincing and unique. The intoxicating sweetness may not be to everyone's taste; in my opinion, the fragrance is suitable for an adult woman, from 30 and below. However, it is not an "old lady fragrance," as it is just too sensual!
What can I say - I will forever associate the fragrance with this beautiful romantic trip, my beloved has already reordered it online, so I won't run out of the scent. I like that the fragrance is so rare and unique and somehow "only belongs to us" now.
A scent that evokes a positive longing for the past. A well-known designer fragrance could not give me this feeling; Lipa simply fit perfectly with the place, the overall mood, and the love anniversary. A fragrance to fall in love with when one is looking for a somewhat more intimate, old-fashioned, and not so loud scent. For winter, but also for spring. For the woman who wears daring and cheeky lingerie under her thick down coat, who loves red lipstick but strategically refrains from it to be kissed more often.
Ah well, I am completely subjective about this fragrance :-) But it is still wonderful!
It was an enchanted winter fairy tale in the snowy little town, so romantic, delightful, and nostalgic that one simply has to fall in love, even if one is there solo :-)
A walk for two in the crackling cold, the intoxicating feeling of being in the 19th century, ready for a secret meeting with a lover in one of the old stylish hotels with a bit of flaked patina, remnants of glorious and splendid times. It is a wonderful day. The snow crunches underfoot, the fresh spa air pampers the lungs, the sun shines brightly, the sky is painted blue, and the snow crystals on the untidy streets sparkle like diamonds.
An old-fashioned, sugary sweet drugstore, the lady of the heart is allowed to choose a souvenir there, as fragrances preserve memories much better than clothes or jewelry. She finds something immediately. An unremarkable, simple little bottle named Lipa, the lime tree, literally calls out to her: Take me, I want to belong to you! The fragrance greets her tenderly and lovingly, immediately reminding her of her homeland, which she left many years ago. A bit fruity at first, but no trace of apple. The beautiful, sweet lime blossom touches and instantly opens the heart, along with the graceful and lush peony that embraces her femininely and seductively, so dreamy and longing. Garnished with a charming, delicious vanilla sweetness that immediately convinces and excites her lover (who actually doesn't like sweet fragrances!). The couple kisses unabashedly, the very young saleswoman is amused to see how the two "oldies" (both over 50) are flirting and glowing like two teenagers. The musk discreetly unfolds its subtle effect, enhancing the sensuality, as the initial innocence gives way to mature femininity.
Overall very harmonious, not too intrusive, unremarkable, yet convincing and unique. The intoxicating sweetness may not be to everyone's taste; in my opinion, the fragrance is suitable for an adult woman, from 30 and below. However, it is not an "old lady fragrance," as it is just too sensual!
What can I say - I will forever associate the fragrance with this beautiful romantic trip, my beloved has already reordered it online, so I won't run out of the scent. I like that the fragrance is so rare and unique and somehow "only belongs to us" now.
A scent that evokes a positive longing for the past. A well-known designer fragrance could not give me this feeling; Lipa simply fit perfectly with the place, the overall mood, and the love anniversary. A fragrance to fall in love with when one is looking for a somewhat more intimate, old-fashioned, and not so loud scent. For winter, but also for spring. For the woman who wears daring and cheeky lingerie under her thick down coat, who loves red lipstick but strategically refrains from it to be kissed more often.
Ah well, I am completely subjective about this fragrance :-) But it is still wonderful!
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