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I once had a scented gel pen in school - when that was totally hip - that smelled exactly like this. I loved it. So, vintage is already covered ;)
Jokes aside, it’s a wonderful fragrance that you don’t smell on every corner. The linden blossom is so beautifully realized, so soft, delicate, and yet you can clearly "hear" it in its "notes."

At first, when I sprayed it, I didn’t like it, but the development shortly after ... wow. Maybe I like it so much because I don’t know many linden blossom fragrances.

Definitely worth a try, I can easily imagine it as an everyday, signature, spring, and summer scent.

It is clearly recognizable as the Pour - Femme - DNA, but without the slightly scratchy note. I also thought that the caramel would come through more distinctly, more noticeably - but for my nose, not really. However, it is exactly what I imagined: a luxurious body cream. Sweet, yes, when you know that caramel is in it, you can smell it. However, it’s not an overwhelming, kitschy sweetness. Rather, it’s a high-quality, mature sweetness. Caramel also has a somewhat more aromatic, bitter ("roasted") scent than cotton candy.
The fragrance also somewhat reminds me of Sensuous Eau de Parfum - it smells a bit like perfumed wood.

I can actually imagine it well in the evening, at a summer party. Like being smeared with a delicate coconut/caramel/vanilla body lotion (or even sunscreen) - elegant and tempting, without being cloying (caution, if you don’t overspray at around 30 degrees).

It is not weak, but also not strong; I would say it’s pleasantly noticeable, a medium level :)

All in all, a really beautiful fragrance; I love it, I already love the original. Here you get something nice for little money.

... a beautiful, sweet, unexciting fragrance.

It's a shame that it has such a bad reputation here. Certainly, its well-known sweetness doesn't knock anyone off their feet; we've smelled that plenty of times before. But it's lovely, I would call it a crowd-pleaser, you just smell sweet-fruity-beautiful.

The raspberry comes through, and also the rose (but not an old-fashioned one). With a pleasant, beautiful vanilla, somehow creamy.

Cheap? No, it doesn't smell cheap, just because it smells "familiar" and "common." It also has that addictive quality that many beautiful sweet fragrances have.
It reminds me of Angel Nova, which I personally like.

I would even say it's relatively easy to give as a gift.

You certainly don't need the 5th sweet-fruity fragrance that smells almost the same, but you can certainly enjoy it ;)

I find it beautiful, suitable for everyday wear if not sprayed too heavily, and also for going out with a few more sprays.

At first, it reminds me of the orange Eau de Merveilles. So the relationship is clearly recognizable - beautiful.

Noble, creamy, special, yes, also fresh and somehow light and ... somehow expensive.
You can’t smell it, or at least my nose can’t, on every street corner.

Aquatic - fresh? Sounds so casually put. It doesn’t quite hit the mark. There’s a fine spiciness in it, but not a spice cabinet whose contents come to greet you. It’s a shame that the fragrance notes aren’t specified more clearly here. Because actually, there’s also juniper berry in it. I find it unisex as well.

In short: I love this scent and it’s so great, definitely worth a test.

It's a shame that Heat leads a semi-well-reviewed shadow existence. Personally, I love it: sexy, summer, oriental and of course the memory of the past - this scent has been around forever and it seems impossible to kill it :) To my delight.

Is it because of the peach and the almond macaron together? It is often referred to as synthetic - well, I seem to unconsciously like synthetic scents (e.g. Be Tempted by DKNY).
A light oriental, sweet and fruity, but not unpleasantly heavy. The longevity is so-so, not lasting the whole evening, it starts to fade after about 3 hours.

I think it fits in summer (despite the sweetness, in cold seasons anyway) and everyday life (but in moderation due to the sweetness) as well as in the evening hours (preferably a bit more).

It always brings summer back to me and reminds me a bit of Christmas markets. The sweet temptation that ...