Review of Plus Plus Feminine by Marta Regina Jabłońska

The opening is rather sharp, with a pronounced alcoholic edge. It quickly settles, enveloping the senses in fresh, bright, fruity-floral notes. My husband likened it to a 1990s deodorant. As the fragrance unfolds, it smooths into milky, creamy accords that are comforting and enveloping. In this form, it lasts the longest, offering great wearing pleasure with a noticeable yet unobtrusive sillage. Longevity requires at least one reapplication during the day, as the base—subtle though still perceptible on fabric—remains gentle even at the end of the day. This is a highly successful 1990s composition, standing out among other perfumes of its era. Even compared to contemporary fragrances, it beautifully showcases the warmth and comfort of milky notes without heavy, animalic accents or overtly dessert-like gourmandism. A beautiful, subtle, and well-balanced composition.