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As a woman who loves fragrances, I have a special place in my heart (and my perfume collection) for Tobacco Vanille Eau de Parfum. It is a scent that I discovered a few years ago and since then I have been addicted to it.

The first thing that struck me about this perfume was its warm and soothing aroma. It has a sweet, vanilla scent mixed with a smoky, woody tobacco note that gives it an almost intoxicating effect. The aroma of the perfume is so rich and seductive that I feel confident and elegant every time I wear it.

One of the things I love most about this perfume is that it is versatile enough to wear in any season. Whether it’s the freshness of autumn, the coziness of winter, or the warmth of summer, Tobacco Vanille Eau de Parfum fits perfectly. The notes of vanilla, cocoa, and tonka bean add sweetness to the scent, while tobacco and dried fruits give it a more complex and earthy feel.

But what truly makes Tobacco Vanille Eau de Parfum special for me are the memories it evokes. Every time I smell it, I am reminded of the first time I wore it. It was a cold winter day, and I remember feeling confident and sensual. It has become my signature scent, and I wear it on special occasions when I want to feel good.

Lost Cherry is a rare gem, encased in a glass bottle. Its scent is unlike any other, a blend of sweet and mysterious notes. The name itself, Lost Cherry, evokes a feeling of longing and desire that is reflected in the aroma of the perfume.

The first impression of Lost Cherry is that of a fruit so sweet it almost seems unreal. The scent of cherry blossoms in spring comes to mind when one perceives its fragrance. The perfume is a bouquet of rich and complex notes, from the bitterness of almonds to the warmth of tonka bean. The top notes of bitter almond, cherry liqueur, and griotte syrup are the first to touch the senses and leave a sweet trail.

However, the true beauty of Lost Cherry lies in its twist. Just when you think you have captured its essence, there is a hidden depth beneath the sweet exterior. The perfume has a smoky intrigue that adds a touch of darkness to its scent. It is this mysterious element that characterizes the perfume and draws you in for a closer whiff.

Lost Cherry is like a forbidden fruit; it is both pure and impure, a contradiction that enhances its allure. It is a scent that is both elegant and extravagant, making it a must-have for anyone looking to make a statement.

Its sweet notes and smoky undertone make it a unique and complex fragrance that appeals to the senses. Its seductive aroma is a contradiction that captivates you and leaves you wanting more. Lost Cherry is an ode to the beauty of contradictions and the mystery of desire, captured in a bottle.

I have been using it for a while now, and I believe I have managed to find the right words.

At first, you smell the intense gardenia scent, which gradually fades, and you start to sense more white musk and amber. Creamy notes linger on the skin, so smooth, soft, and subtle. It smells feminine and not at all overpowering, yet strong enough to create a small aura bubble around you. It lasts long on my skin, and I can still feel it even after a few hours of wearing it.

In my opinion, it is more of a perfume for colder days; I think that the sun and high temperatures would not suit the strong musk scent well. I love it when the wind calms the scent of gardenia on my skin, and the soft notes of musk remain. I close my eyes and feel happiness, pure and fragile.

The design of the bottle is elegant and simple, and the look contributes to the overall experience of something divine. All in all, a wonderful fragrance that will connect me with beautiful memories for a lifetime.

Do you know the feeling when you try a perfume for the first time and it convinces you in a second? That hasn't happened to me often in my many years of perfume experience... maybe it happens to me once a year.
Moreover, the more I test, the more I feel like it happens to me less and less, as if I have already tried or smelled everything or something similar.
But Rouge Saray completely won me over. It enchanted me in a second! And I knew immediately - that’s it, I have found a new favorite perfume!

A true gourmand with character! It opens with a pleasant, magical sweetness; I immediately sense cinnamon and plums, but not something ordinary like plum jam or cake, rather it is refined from start to finish. I love heliotrope in perfumes, and it is present here as well. Rouge Saray is not linear; it changes in one or two hours, and vanilla and sandalwood come to the forefront in the drydown.

I am totally in love. And a full-size bottle is already on its way to me.... :)

This Tuberose is beautiful. I was afraid it might suffocate me, as sometimes Tuberose has that effect on me, but it is so beautifully composed, all the notes are perfectly blended and the Tuberose here is soft, feminine, and creamy. By no means as intrusive as in Beyond Love or retro suffocating like in Fracas (although for me - respect - those are truly wonderful fragrances, I just can't wear them).

I have worn this beautiful Tuberose a few times and it connects me with some cozy and lovely spring afternoons, with dear people, on a casual day where you don't have to worry. And it is totally office-friendly.

But as wonderful as this fragrance was, one thing disappointed me a bit and that was the longevity. How is it possible that such a high-quality perfume becomes a skin scent after a maximum of 2 hours - and after 3-4 hours it is no longer present?
Either way - Love Tuberose is beautiful, one of the most beautiful Tuberoses I have ever tried :)