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If you like jasmine, this perfume is a safe bet. It has an intense opening with floral and fruity notes, an impressive sillage, and exceptional longevity. I had been wanting to try it for months and it has exceeded my expectations: it is ideal for summer. I love it!

Ohhh I could eat peaches for hours... so sweet, I love it.

This perfume is a real experience: it starts with plum and dried fruits, a touch of autumnal smoke and red carmine that captivates immediately. In the heart, the plum mixes with pine and hot wine, while cocoa and fir honey add a magical sweetness. Later, very original gourmand notes appear, such as kraft paper with cream and blackcurrant leaves, but the juicy, aromatic plum always remains the protagonist. Sexy, festive, and slightly melancholic – it enchants with every minute. Longevity and projection are excellent; if you like perfumes that tell a story, this one will not disappoint you.

Not for every day: It smells of almonds, incense and brandy, with a sweet cake finale that lingers. Oily, elegant and perfect for special occasions. If you like fragrance experiences, it is worth every cent.

Sandalwood + plum = pure addiction. Simply exquisite.

It is not worth its price. The scent is indeed pleasant, but after about two hours it is hardly noticeable and remains only a skin scent. Overall, it lasts about five hours, but has very weak projection.

I love this version. I wasn't a big fan of the original, but this is a completely different story: creamier, denser, and warmer – simply delicious. The composition is so well-balanced that no single note particularly stands out. The performance is better than the original, but it is still far from "beast mode".

A creamy, addictive fragrance with a strong berry vibe. The opening is lively and sparkling, and quickly a juicy, sweet raspberry reveals itself with a fresh citrus touch that highlights it even more. It leans towards a feminine direction but can also be convincing on male skin if you know when to wear it. In the background, white flowers, amber, and a hint of caramel mingle – but the raspberry clearly remains the star.

Caramel, rose, and myrrh blend wonderfully in this cheerful fragrance. The rose note is reminiscent of Noir de Noir by Tom Ford. Perfect for a special evening, the aroma remains constant throughout the wear.

Very original fragrance with a spectacular aroma, however, the performance leaves much to be desired: it is barely perceptible on the skin, leaves no trail, and does not last long.

Sometimes descriptions of notes or chords are not enough. It is enough when several people ask you what fragrance you are wearing, and everyone agrees that it is something unique, to know that it was worth it. It is a perfume that should be enjoyed in peace, even in intimate moments like on a relaxed Sunday morning. Overall, it appears imperial, majestic, and yet subtle – simply unforgettable.

It is, for now, my favorite cherry, ideal for those who enjoy perfumes with an alcoholic touch. It features an intense cherry soaked in cognac, very juicy at the start, which evolves into a creamier and more powdery profile, while always keeping the fruit in the spotlight. Spices like cloves provide character, while flowers (rose and heliotrope) add elegance. Marzipan-like almonds soften the composition, which ends in a sweet, vanillic, woody, and slightly musky base. Although similar fragrances exist, this one stands out for its more refined, elegant, and delicious result.

It is a balanced cherry perfume, neither too acidic nor too dark or smoky. It evolves very well on the skin, highlighting notes like cypriol, incense, and benzoin, which provide a sweet, ambery, and resinous touch. It is perceived as a mature, woody, somewhat mossy, and sensual cherry. Its longevity and sillage are moderate, although they may vary depending on the skin, so it is recommended to try it first. Overall, it is described as a seductive and mysterious fragrance.

This is love at first sniff; the opening is like smelling straight from a bottle of rum. But does it smell like rum and nothing else? No, it has so much vanilla that it feels like chocolate to me. A chocolatey rum with white flowers in the background. 🤗 A scent that I liked, for personal enjoyment only or depending on each person's personality, since the same can be said of all perfumes with alcohol notes.

The scent is lovely; the pepper adds a very pleasant spicy touch in the opening. The individual notes can be distinguished, especially the caramel, which finally feels authentic. It is a sweet but well-balanced fragrance. However, its performance leaves much to be desired: the projection is minimal from the start and I have to reapply it several times a day to perceive it. Considering its high price, the potency is disappointing.

It is a fragrance worthy of becoming your signature scent and a fairly safe blind buy for those who enjoy ultra-feminine, fruity, and slightly sweet perfumes.

It is an intoxicating fragrance, more intense and multi-faceted than Lost Cherry: tarter, spicier, and earthier. The Arabian saffron gives it depth, darkness, and a feeling of refined luxury. It is perfectly unisex and not your typical gourmand; I would classify it as 'sour' rather than 'sweet', in the most delicious way! It is, so far, the most perfect cherry fragrance I have tried. Gorgeous.

A truly unique perfume that is not for everyone. The poison note has me intrigued; I am not sure if it could be worn beyond personal enjoyment at home.

It is a truly unique fragrance that stands out for its excellent longevity throughout the day.