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Published fragrance reviews from TrudonHino.
6 published reviews · 0 helpful votes
The introduction is smooth like marble. A sophisticated scent of purity precise as haute couture (aldehydes), translucent in blue-violet reflections of light rays from higher spheres (heavenly ozonic air). Crystals of alabaster incense emerge from the deep infinity, crumbling into dust as fine as powdered sugar. A mere...
Read review →The introduction is smooth like marble. A sophisticated scent of purity precise as haute couture (aldehydes), translucent in blue-violet reflections of light rays from higher spheres (heavenly ozonic air). Crystals of alabaster incense emerge from the deep infinity, crumbling into dust as fine as powdered sugar. A mere...
Read review →The introduction is smooth like marble. A sophisticated scent of purity precise as haute couture (aldehydes), translucent in blue-violet reflections of light rays from higher spheres (heavenly ozonic air). Crystals of alabaster incense emerge from the deep infinity, crumbling into dust as fine as powdered sugar. A mere...
Read review →The alcoholic girlie haze cuts through the air... she is trying to fix her bun with that great-smelling hairspray like her mom, and she is also holding a clove cigarette in hand, chewing a juicy fruit gum, and she really wants to be an adult women. Then she noticed a black leather case with an intrusive bitter slightly...
Read review →The introduction is smooth like marble. A sophisticated scent of purity precise as haute couture (aldehydes), translucent in blue-violet reflections of light rays from higher spheres (heavenly ozonic air). Crystals of alabaster incense emerge from the deep infinity, crumbling into dust as fine as powdered sugar. A mere...
Read review →The introduction is smooth like marble. A sophisticated scent of purity precise as haute couture (aldehydes), translucent in blue-violet reflections of light rays from higher spheres (heavenly ozonic air). Crystals of alabaster incense emerge from the deep infinity, crumbling into dust as fine as powdered sugar. A mere...
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