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Mmm vanilla...
What a scent! As tender and fluffy as a cloud, it envelops you. Lince is no Wummser like the other Terenzi fragrances I own, but no less intense and full-bodied. It's probably the vanilla - it gives the fragrance a delicate note, but doesn't let it vanish easily either.
All in all, Lince is a vanilla scent, with no ifs or buts! But it is not a "baking aroma" and also not too sweet, but dry and powdery. At the beginning I even get a slightly bitter note (due to citrus fruits), but fortunately no anise! There is a slight spice, but whether I should attribute it to anise - no idea, my nose is too inexperienced for that... And then come the flowers - an opulent bouquet of white flowers with powdery iris in the middle. Afterwards the smell does not change substantially, becomes somewhat more spicy...
I agree with the previous speakers, a very femenine fragrance - delicate, slightly seductive, from my point of view - very successful.
All in all, Lince is a vanilla scent, with no ifs or buts! But it is not a "baking aroma" and also not too sweet, but dry and powdery. At the beginning I even get a slightly bitter note (due to citrus fruits), but fortunately no anise! There is a slight spice, but whether I should attribute it to anise - no idea, my nose is too inexperienced for that... And then come the flowers - an opulent bouquet of white flowers with powdery iris in the middle. Afterwards the smell does not change substantially, becomes somewhat more spicy...
I agree with the previous speakers, a very femenine fragrance - delicate, slightly seductive, from my point of view - very successful.
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