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This is what I imagine a frag should smell like named "Lolita" - sweet memories of Fujiya Peko-Chan Orange Lollipop, just for grown-ups

Poorly made perfume with an excellent smell: cheap bottle with flimsy sprayer, scent is extremely fleeting but the actual smell is nice.

Slightly citrusy and sweetish, subtly woody, soft, nice and quite tame; tries to please everyone. This at the expense of the scent profile.

Exact same smell as original and almost identical sillage but way better lasting power. The bottle is heavy glass with gold lattice: nice.

Dry & dusty amber - like the smell I imagine lingering upon the opening of King Tut's tomb. Worth a try if you find most ambers too cloying.

Brings many different nuances (floral-fruity, fine-smoky, slightly oudy, sweet etc.) harmonically together. A beautiful Monegal!

Wasn't a fan at first sniff, but it's grown on me. Bright, green, and crisp like a wet grassy field. Oozes confidence and intention.

The gateway to my fragrance obsession. Universally appealing and appropriate for all seasons and occasions. Performance is disappointing.

When I need to portray confidence and professionalism. Bright, spicy, woody, and incense. Immensely versatile: all seasons and occasions.

At first sweetish, vanilla-powdery, light alcoholic and beautiful in its restraint. Later, unfortunately, synthetic and slight pungent.