Amazona

The fragrance has not been on the market for long and polarizes the community. The ladies seem to find it quite good to very good overall, while it scores less with men. We are talking about an Icetea variant à la Lipton. It all started with the order of a discovery set from Guerlain. A scent card was included with the order, on which Peche Mirage was written. This card scented the whole package very pleasantly. A fresh, subtly fruity, clean women's fragrance of the finest quality. Such a valuable all-rounder for women sparks interest for more. I ordered a small amount, and that’s when the sensory deception took off.
On the skin, it is initially a massive load of bright suede with fruity osmanthus, reminiscent of apricot, and blackcurrant, with minimal oud that is not scratchy. Sweet sandalwood adds to it. Later, the leather takes a step back, and an almost white peach presents itself with fruity sweetness.
I don’t know any ready-made iced teas, but I smell neither tea nor an artificial aroma note that I would expect from a finished product. This is a rather feminine, versatile, wonderfully pretty fruity-leathery fragrance that also circles around me for a long time at a short distance. It smells high-quality. One can certainly discuss the necessity of pricing at a high level, but it doesn’t smell cheap either.

I circled around Sunset Hour for a long time. Attributes like fruity-sweet, notes like cashmere wood and, of course, coconut cream kept me at a distance. Reviews read controversially. I like the brand because it skillfully processes the treasures of the Australian landscape. In the end, I no longer remember the reason for daring a blind purchase.
The bottle, as always, appeals to me. The color of the perfume already presents the scent impression.
Ultimately, it has become my most worn perfume this year.
Sunset Hour is very sweet. Why doesn’t that bother me, even though it should? Ginger and green mango envelop the sweetness, together with jasmine and benzoin, creating an amber sweetness that doesn’t become annoying. I think of the Maldives, the quick sunset while lounging on the wooden deck over the ocean. A light, fresh, predominantly creamy tropical fruit cocktail like Sunset Hour makes the spectacle all the more beautiful. I would highlight the apricot note of Santalum ac. + coconut milk. Sandalwood in the Australian version with a juicy fruity touch brings a sunscreen quality into it.
Ah, I can wear it up and down until sunset in any weather. I feel cheerful and buoyant.
For me, it is long-lasting, but becomes intimate.

What made me buy the most expensive perfume in my collection (not including discounts)? Well, I'm a girl, and girls love pink. The bottle is visually a dream. The color Zylam or Magenta is obviously the favorite color of the artist to whom this pink treasure is dedicated. Along with the gold-colored design details, it really stands out. Before I write about the scent, I want to mention the showcase in which the bottle rests. Weighing more than 1.5 kg, an LED lights up the golden bottle cap, making it sparkle beautifully. The bottle itself weighs 366g, suggesting that you get a lot for your money.
A pink bottle raises the expectation of a really sweet, girly scent cloud. However, that is not the case with Kristina. Kristina is a zesty-fruity unisex fragrance with only a subtle sweetness. Kristina offers a pink grapefruit upon spraying, zesty, never sharp. The cascade of top notes is interesting. The grapefruit takes a step back, a green mandarin comes in, followed by bergamot. The whole thing is soft and fresh, with green tea and iris rounding it out and making it exceptionally pleasant. This is a quality scent, but on me, it is quiet, becoming more intimate over time. This is probably due to my skin, but I have niche fragrances that project significantly more. I don't mind that. I like the scent and its later development into a soft sandalwood-musk blanket. The fruity notes, especially the grapefruit, smell not synthetic at all but rather natural. For me, it's not a winter scent; it will likely be suitable for men year-round. Kristina is pure luxury that one doesn't necessarily need. I have nothing comparable in my collection and will gladly wear the scent.

I would like to advocate for this fragrance. I tested it in retail, and I liked it instantly. I haven't been able to warm up to the new releases from the brand in recent years. Only the fragrance "Pour Elle | Annayake / アナヤケ" is indispensable in my collection. The scent is strong and projects well. The blend of mimosa and orange blossom produces the described chewing gum note, which I wouldn't name. Because a dose of pepper holds back the HubbaBubba and prevents it from becoming too sweet. For me, it is a very pleasant daytime fragrance that works anytime and has a classic touch. Therefore, it may not score points with younger women. Floral, fresh, with a subtle soapiness, spicy, also with green hints like foliage. Gradually, the blackcurrant and juniper gain significance, which further reduces the sweetness. I don't detect the remaining fragrance notes separately. I like to layer it with spicy-woody scents or Molecule 01.

The fragrance has often been reported positively. I dared to make another blind purchase. The bottle is a painting of the underwater world, simply beautiful and very heavy.
I have had "Palazzo Nobile - Sea Bliss | Valmont" for some time, which gives me the feeling of a summer day on a boat deck or beach.
"A'mmare | Carthusia" is a scent I could bathe in. Salty-minty at the start, the rosemary is simply a nerve rehab for me. More vibrant than Sea Bliss, also due to the bergamot and woods in the background. I walk along the water's edge on a sun-warmed beach, the wind brings pleasant grassy-herbaceous scent clouds from the nearby vegetation. The skin is still damp from the seawater, the sun dries the droplets.
Complex lasting scent impression. My summer vacation was just canceled due to work, this fragrance compensates for that a bit. Very successful. All at a very good price.