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At first, I liked the scent. I found it somehow different and interesting, and at the same time well-rounded - at least on the test strip. That changed when I tested it
on my clothes and on my skin and noticed a strange sour note in the background that I found irritating! This note becomes more prominent as the fragrance develops…
Without this note, it would be a successful lightly aromatic vanilla scent for me, as the vanilla itself is really beautifully done here.

The perfume starts with a gentle lilac note, but unfortunately develops very synthetically quite quickly. I also find it way too sweet (normally I love sweet scents)! It smells qualitatively more towards the lower end of the spectrum. I don’t like saying this, as I really like the brand, but this fragrance just didn’t work for me. It reminds me of Febreze air freshener in the lilac scent direction, and somehow also of soap bubbles… it borders for me on a "headache scent."

The DNA with warm spices is beautiful in itself! However, I notice a very sharp drydown in most fragrances of this profile - including this one - that I can't quite get used to. At the beginning, the scent is warm, rounded, and beautifully framed by the cognac note. Often, it is said that Angel's Share smells like apple pie. At the start of the scent development, I find this description to be exactly accurate. Quite quickly, the fragrance becomes woody - sharp. It’s the kind of sharpness that burns in the nose. My search for the perfect cinnamon scent continues :D

Minya resembles Cheirosa ‘62 in a way, but with more (synthetically smelling) nuts and less caramel.
One advantage is the better longevity. Personally, I find the original to be of higher quality!!
This fragrance has an unpleasant "rubber glove" smell in the background...
The bottle is another downside.

The scent is a journey through a berry paradise!!! If I had to assign it a fictional place from a TV series, it would clearly be Strawberry Land from Emily Erdbeer :D !! It has a nostalgic quality that I simply can't do without anymore!
At the beginning, it's all about a blend of red berries - cherries, strawberries, and raspberries, alongside a fluffy biscuit cake.
In the middle, the scent suddenly shifts for me to a blueberry muffin :), and it stays in this phase for quite a while.
In the drydown, raspberry becomes the star of the show, combined with a lactonic vanilla note - like a sweet vanilla cream with raspberries.

An all-in-one berry scent for moments when you can't decide on just one type of berry :D