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This fragrance is sweet, no doubt, but it also literally makes your mouth water. You smell a wonderful vanilla flan, very typically Spanish, topped with caramel sauce, a little bit of crumble as a topping, and peaches that smell so juicy and authentic that you can literally see their juice running down the flan. This scent is creamy, warm, with just the right amount of fruit. It is a youthful fragrance, but not too childish, and for people who really want to smell like a dessert. Probably the most balanced of the peach fragrances from this brand.

The vanilla comes out strongly, but the citrus notes have an artificial undertone. Ani X reminds me less of lemon cake, but rather has an almost soapy or even medicinal note for me, which probably comes from the combination of lavender and blackcurrant. It is definitely a gourmand that has something very unique and will divide people. You probably either hate it or love it. Which one are you?

I really wanted to be able to get a whiff of Tuscany too, but at first the fragrance is very pungent and takes on very synthetic shower gel vibes with the drydown and some time. There is a herbal undertone, but also an underlying sweetness.

Orange and Akigalawood through and through. Little development, but for a fragrance from the citrus family, the longevity and sillage are good. The orange is more like a sweet juice and therefore lacks some of the zestiness that, for example, Akigala Mandarino by New Notes has. On the other hand, Fugazzi is simple, clear, and exactly what it promises.

Typically Liis, very close to the skin, but this time significantly more fleeting than usual. A clean scent that only reveals peach and bergamot in the distance. More like fresh laundry and white blossoms. Anyone looking to smell subtle, understated, and clean will find what they are looking for here. For the fifth star, the peach would have to be more in the foreground for me, but it is a beautiful feminine fragrance.

Very floral-fruity and then the oud in the background during the drydown. I received the sample as a surprise with a full bottle, and unfortunately, it's wasted on me. This fragrance has everything I don't like. Jasmine and orange blossom are too dominant, too sweet, too strong in projection, and I generally find oud terrible, even in its gentle variant as it is here.

Typical Liis, a delicate skin scent that once again possesses perfect clean girl vibes. For me, the citrus notes hardly come through; the focus is on magnolia and water lily, which are carried by amber but maintain a lightness through the maritime notes.

Almost a photorealistic carrot cake scent that clearly combines the sweetness of the frosting, the earthiness of the carrot, the tart nut note, and the spices. A very unusual but good gourmand that stands out from the crowd.

A fragrance that is simply fun. Grapefruit and rhubarb combine in a fresh zestiness with sufficient acidity, while juniper additionally provides a summer cocktail vibe. The base adds some depth. Quite linear in its development and pleasing.

A fragrance that I had imagined to be lighter and woodier. Unfortunately, neroli and orange blossom take over here and make the scent personally stifling and heavy for me. The carrot adds an almost earthy sweetness. Unfortunately not for me.

This fragrance is slightly tart, clean, and fresh. One would rather expect a sea breeze with Neptune, but instead receives a garden with citrus trees, floral splendor, and a small corner for herbs. The tea has quite a bit to contend with. A green scent with a distinct iris drydown, which I likely see more on a man because of the lavender.

A rather summery fresh fragrance that nevertheless also brings a massive sweetness and shower gel vibes. I find it slightly masculine, but wearable for both genders. Sillage is good, longevity is average. Personally too synthetic for me.

A fragrance with sparkling lightness. Clear and gentle. The magnolia comes out well, while the fruits combine into a berry tutti-frutti vibe. Longevity and sillage are moderate.

Sun-kissed skin, freshly lotioned. The sunscreen hasn't fully absorbed yet and the waiter is just bringing the next sticky-sweet cocktail on an all-inclusive holiday. Summer vibes. Distinctly feminine and unfortunately very synthetic.

Very subtle, very close to the skin, clean and understated. This fragrance completely lives up to its name. One that basically works anytime, from hot summer evenings to icy winter freshness. A good daily scent that wouldn't bother anyone nearby. For me personally, however, it is too understated and quiet.

This fragrance has strong cologne vibes with a green note and the zestiness of apple. Very fresh and clear.

This fragrance is pure green fig, with all its light sweetness, the creaminess of the fruit, and the feeling of standing under a fig tree. The most authentic fig fragrance on the market.

Warm, cozy, and spicy. For me, the tea remains clearly behind the other notes, but that doesn't make the fragrance any less pleasant. To me, it's a scent that captures the feeling of the first days of autumn, when you first get comfortable again with a cozy blanket, a book, and a cup of cocoa or tea. The fragrance has a distinct sweetness that you have to like.

Oh, this scent is different. The rose is fresh, almost sweetly fruity and thus far removed from the dusty, sticky rose scent that sometimes occurs. This young loveliness is then enveloped by sea spray and salty air. You can literally feel the rough sea. A fragrance that is only for true salt lovers.

Oh, it's beautiful! For me, it's the more well-rounded version of Wulong Cha, where the citrus notes are more prominent, making the fragrance even fresher. Green tea with bergamot aroma through and through. Clean, unisex, and something for warm days. At the same time, it has outstanding longevity for a fragrance that is primarily built on a tea note.