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Brand:
Velvet Sam
Line: nema
Product Type: eau de parfum
Classification: mass-market
Country: Ukraine
Made in: Ukraine
Gender: for women
Scent Type: flower
Top Notes: Sweet Pea, Tangerine
Heart Notes: Gardenia, Orchid
Base Notes: Musk, Sandal, Vanilla, Woody Accord
The tenderness of the enveloping composition of Nema perfume water from Velvet Sam brand is a fragrant masterpiece created by virtuoso artisans to adorn the charming representatives of the female gender. It is as sensual as a first kiss and as penetrating as a lover's gaze.
The stirring melody is intricately woven from the unobtrusive grassy scent of sweet pea and the intoxicating citrus sweetness of mandarin. The quite rich initial chord gradually gives way to a more romantic, lyrical, and intoxicating floral harmony of the heady sensuality of gardenia and the refreshingly captivating orchid. The languorous heart duo is effectively highlighted by the noble woody dry chord of sandalwood, combined with the powdery restraint of musk and the silent refinement of vanilla. The finale makes the fragrance deeper and more elegant.
This is my second fragrance from this manufacturer, and it says "Made in Ukraine" on the box - I am inclined to believe that it is true. I buy many products to support local businesses, even if it's just as a trial. This fragrance is similar to Nina Ricci's Premier Jour, a legendary fragrance from the 2000s. I purchased this fragrance last year from a makeup store, so I know it very well. Of course, after reformulation and a change in manufacturing, it lost its unique delicacy and became flatter. However, the perfume water from Velvet Sam is very similar to this new fragrance. Of course, it's not exactly like the "original" Nina Ricci, but it's impossible to find that anymore. This is a perfect option if you don't want to spend a lot of money and still smell great (both for yourself and in public). It's more of a loud jasmine, floral fragrance. And the longevity is excellent, just like the first one, so the price-quality ratio is definitely a solid "5".