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Primarily the name "Lost Cherry" aroused my curiosity. How does cherry smell in a perfume? Is it comparable to a strawberry industrial ice cream, which has absolutely nothing to do with a real strawberry? Or does it feel like a sorbet with strawberries straight from the field?

So I got myself a sample and was aware, no matter what I'm about to smell, it will be something new.

I then finally sprayed a spray on my wrist and was surprised that it was nothing new for me. In a perfume it was, but it rang deep in my childhood memories.
It reminded me strongly (as Parfumo Blinfluenced also described the cherry in his statement) of the cherry-flavored CapriSun. Or those "twist & drink" kids drinks of the cherry variety.

Then shortly after, I perceived the bitter almond and then saw a marzipan cake with candied cherries before my eyes.

Alright, enough with the associations now.

I like it. Especially when the cherry slowly makes its way into the distance and the tonka bean finds its way to the surface through a vanilla, spicy note. It's not overbearing and the longevity is solid too. Though I don't know yet if it will ever make it to a bottle. But I'm looking forward to smelling it on someone else someday.

From the start, a bright, fresh note pushes to the surface. Like a sun steel, which shines directly in the face. Later comes a sweet vanilla, further accompanied by a spice.
It reminds me, after it's been on my skin for a while, of fond memories in childhood.
A fragrance that definitely attracts attention.

The name of the perfume fits incredibly well. It is bright, noble - and like real gold, it is an incredibly good conductor of heat.

I've loved this fragrance since the first second, but something keeps me from wearing it more often. Every time I smell it, I hope that something is gone. Because he is addictive and it is just incredibly fun to smell him

I was so excited to test this fragrance, because the many reviews and videos about this fragrance just had to be right.
As many here have also written, I was underwhelmed by the top note and my preliminary disappointment set in. I was then briefly busy chopping vegetables until a warm, creamy scent hit my nose. A classy vanilla, as if it had been stirred into the world's creamiest dessert. But still not too strong a sweetness that slays you. The vanilla is accompanied by a beautiful spice.

Immediately, a scenario spread in my head. I, in a bar on a warm summer day, in a summer dress with a gin and tonic in hand enjoying life.

While browsing in the KaDeWe I was magically attracted by the MFK booth and tried me through the great scents.
When I got this sweet, almost cotton candy-like smell sprayed on the test strip, my opinion of him was modest.
I then had a travel size of Baccarat Rouge in my MFK set and then I was hooked. I ventured into it again and it seduced me all day.
I can't describe the feelings this incredible scent evokes in me. It is so incredibly flattering and pleasant.

The sweet cotton candy transforms over time into an elegant warm seduction, wrapping around the body like a veil of liquid gold.

I guess I'll have to load up my not-too-plump student purse with this fragrance.