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Smell of the freshness and purity of the Spring. Gorgeous, intoxicating and true to the real thing fragrance. It amazes me how by the magic of skillful mixing of some fragrant liquids by talented perfumer the true smell of real single flower had emerge. It has a top class complexity to it though. It doesn’t smell cheap or generic, despite of simple unpretentious name of a single flower. The modest genius who created this perfume has to be respected, adored and venerated in the same way as Edmond Roudnitska (Diorissimo) or, I don’t know… Ernest Beaux (Chanel 5), but sadly probably we will never know his or her name. Simply the best lily-of-the-valley perfume ever. I absolutely adore it.