Iceberg Eau de Iceberg Pour Femme Eau de Toilette

Gentle, soft, slightly sweet laundry detergent. It has a delicate and pleasant scent. I am satisfied.

I didn't buy it here, but I really like this fragrance. It's perfect for everyday wear in the office - not overpowering or intrusive, but fresh and warm at the same time. It has good staying power and leaves a pleasant trail, all for a reasonable price. Unlike the highly praised "Twice" from the same brand, which, in my opinion, is a rare stinker and definitely doesn't deserve any compliments.

The scent is excellent, and I was especially pleased with the delivery speed - just one day after placing the order. The website is great, and I will definitely continue to collaborate with them.

I recently received this fragrance and I am very satisfied, agreeing with Ekaterina's review. The scent is long-lasting and stays for a while, but it is not overpowering. It is not sweet.

I just received my perfume, as always, the delivery and product quality are excellent. I have been chasing after this fragrance for a long time, it is delicate and pleasant, similar to Nina by Nina Ricci, but not as sharp. It has good longevity and the price is pleasing as well.

This product has a pleasant scent that lasts long on the skin. For those who find it too overpowering, I advise not to apply it excessively on yourself.

This fragrance is very pleasant and non-binding. It doesn't make the person standing next to you feel nauseous, which is important considering the overwhelming vanilla sweetness in most fragrances nowadays.

In my opinion, this product is overly sweet, I really can't stand it. I am very disappointed that it didn't work out for me.

Yesterday I received a bottle of water and couldn't resist opening the package right on my way home. I sprayed it on myself and tried to decipher what it reminded me of. At first, it reminded me of Nina Ricci, then Blue Seduction by Antonio Banderas, then Nina again, and once again Banderas. Hooray, I have a new fragrance from an unknown author, Nina Banderas.
P.S. It's okay.