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To me this is a minimalistic masterpiece by Giacobetti. It is a very linear trip between the opening of a mandarine - the ripe- to the heart of a mandarine - the juice - Very last units left. I would strongly recommend you to get your own. Sillage...

Smells a bit like generic cheap perfume to me. The opening is very overtaking thought it gets better in the drydown.

I was expecting very little about this one. Yes its mainstream perfume but somehow very classy and well blended. Very creamy, calming, soft, save and absolutely wearable.

Google images Castafiore to get an idea of the smell. An old propper rich lady smells like this. The oldest and the classiest one. This is an amazing creation that deserves all recognition.

Excellent somehow fresh somehow calming fragrance, with tons of ingredients so it's hard to describe with other words than excellent.

But somehow slightly flowery-conventional and very linear, with the jasmine note dominating the entire trip. Not my favourite but still nice. It's Diptyque.

Absolutely conventional with one of those bitter fougere dry downs. I think this smells really bad period.

A bit odd. It goes from mint and crispy to something quite calming and creamy. This is one of those fragrances with a very dispairing trip starting with one thing and ending somewhere completely different.

Yes, it smells like lip gloss. And it smells like girls that wear lip gloss. I leave you with that thought.

This was nice! You've smelled this woody-green type 1000 times, but it is somehow quite well blended, very pleasant and absolutely wearable.

The best way to describe this would be girly fresh and somehow acidic-sweet. I guess that the acid side comes from the pineapple and the lemon which tickles somehow the nose. There is also a very synthetic feeling about it that is somehow...

The bottle describes perfectly the way it smells. A creamy red-pink slightly cloying super sweet synthetic raspberry milkshake or cotton candy. It is actually quite unusual or unexpected to my nose. I think I've never...