Odessan Dream

This scent immediately generated the word “mystical”. Then it became a time travel device and sent me backward in time to an ancient society filled with fresh fruity botanicals and herbaceous aromas. The top notes on this scent have a vibrancy and femininity, but it’s still very much unisex. As the heart notes begin, there is a mineral quality that comes through and it enriches the scent and reminds me of sipping black tea on the seaside. When the base notes appear, they’re smoky and dark and it generates more mysticism. It’s as if the sun is setting on the seaside and the smell of cinnamon is rising from somewhere nearby. Very rich and complex and lovely.

Edit to say never mind. This one isn't even on the website and in my search of trying to find it, evidence and customer account suggests this house threatens small, fragrance based content creators into leaving good reviews. These are kids with 5,000 followers , or less, who have recounted feeling "pressured into saying good things on Fragantica and TikTok due to the owner's legal threats after receiving PR". The in-cohesion and AI slop on the website tipped me off. I gave benefit of the doubt with the creator's promise that as soon as they made enough $$ they would hire real artists. I'll leave it at this: No "born genius" would use AI over humanity, human art and human creation. Secondly, it's my opinion that it's bad practice to fluff up and create faux hype over your brand with dishonest and manipulated reviews. My motto as a writer is a simple one, and it can apply anywhere: if you trust your creation, you'd give readers, customers, users, etc. etc. the space to be honest and form their own opinions. Re: Fake reviews? Below me, user gentrybronson only has Pictura in their "perfumes I own" section and has only ever reviewed this brand. Same with user "Katja Blumental". All shining , amazing reviews, might I add. Seeing as though this particular fragrance is not available, there are less examples but I glossed over his more popular perfume reviews. Do your own reasearch, that's all I'll say.

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