Review of Carmina by Marta Regina Jabłońska

A beautiful, refined rose. Black cherry lends it a sophisticated sweetness, yet the fragrance is neither too heavy nor overtly fruity or sugary. This shifts the composition slightly towards rose noir territory, though only slightly, as it remains delicate enough to work beautifully on almost any occasion. The remaining flowers serve mainly as a background, enhancing the feminine floral character of the composition. It remains sensually feminine and fairly classic, with very good longevity and a pronounced sillage. It does not evolve dramatically, but surrounds the wearer with a very pleasant veil for many hours, adding a sense of seductiveness and sensuality.