Omnia 2003

Omnia by Bvlgari
Bottle Design Fabrice Legros
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7.6 / 10 238 Ratings
A popular perfume by Bvlgari for women, released in 2003. The scent is spicy-oriental. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Spicy
Oriental
Woody
Sweet
Gourmand

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
CardamomCardamom GingerGinger PepperPepper Mandarin orangeMandarin orange SaffronSaffron
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Masala chaiMasala chai CinnamonCinnamon AlmondAlmond LotusLotus NutmegNutmeg CloveClove
Base Notes Base Notes
Gaiac woodGaiac wood Tonka beanTonka bean Woody notesWoody notes SandalwoodSandalwood White chocolateWhite chocolate

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
7.6238 Ratings
Longevity
6.3183 Ratings
Sillage
5.5170 Ratings
Bottle
6.8174 Ratings
Value for money
7.026 Ratings
Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 23.03.2024.

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Schmerpösel

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Schmerpösel
Schmerpösel
Very helpful Review 20  
Reviving a long-lost scent
I've been a fan of Omnia fragrances for a long time. Coral, Pink Sapphire and Crystalline are already in my cupboard. By chance, I came across a sample of Omnia. And it's made ZOOM!
It is 1993, I am sweet 15 and have an even sweeter friend who gives me a small bottle of a perfume. It's called ONLY, sold under the name JULIO IGLESIAS. At that time THE Schnulzensänger par excellence that melts the hearts of our mothers.
The scent is warm, spicy, oriental, soft - like a fluffy blanket that envelops you, warms you, gives you security - exactly what I wanted and needed when I was 15.
The friend moved away, the perfume was empty at some point. I didn't have any money for a new one, but I sniffed at the empty bottle for a long time. A few years later the money was there, but the scent was gone. Again and again I searched the internet for a new edition or an affordable vintage version - in vain. Also various offerers of Duftzwillingen had nothing comparable in the offer.
Then 25 years later I was given a small sample package, including Bulgari's Omnia. One or two swabs of it on my wrist and it was 1993 again - I was 15 again, in my room with cuddly skirt 5 in the CD player, the Bravo girl in my hands, Johnny Depp posters on the walls, too much hairspray, too much kajal and more dreams than brains in my head A quick research showed that the fragrance pyramid of these two perfumes is exactly the same. I found a time machine to spray on, which is probably no longer produced. However, I will stock up sufficiently with remainders.
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Awesomeness

247 Reviews
Awesomeness
Awesomeness
Very helpful Review 5  
Unique & adult mass-market gourmand
I owned Omnia before I knew anything about gourmand fragrances. The reason I bought it? Quite simply, I liked it. When the SAs at Sephora encouraged me to try Aquolina Pink Sugar, I recoiled on first sniff but I also was intrigued by the sweetness, which was unlike any perfume that I had worn before. So I did my own research, and I ended up with Bvlgari Omnia ... and Escada Magnetism. I've since emptied a bottle of each, and I replaced the Omnia, not the Magnetism.

Omnia's chocolate, coffee, almond, spices, and vanilla are all very well blended. It's sweet, but it's not Pink Sugar. It is a spiced fragrance, but more like a well-mannered chai with almond milk than a classic oriental. A smooth white chocolate is there but it doesn't dominate. This is a gourmand for adults who prefer local coffee & tea houses to Starbucks but also aren't pretentious or cliquish in their patronage. It's a unique, accessible ragrance that could also be worn by men.

Although I have added many gourmands to my collection since those first 2 bottles, when I want a gourmand and I don't know which one, I reach for Omnia. I love Omnia, and it loves me back. Thank you, Alberto Morillas.
0 Comments
5
Longevity
5
Scent
Thatsmr2usir

67 Reviews
Thatsmr2usir
Thatsmr2usir
Very helpful Review 3  
What a dissapointment..
While I had been anticipating to try this frag I was let down twice. First the bottle is shall we say different, & while it is appealing the container itself is plastic. It would have been better if it were glass. Second, I am VERY dissapointed with the longevity of this scent. While it is very nice, & the white chocolate is very smooth, it is somewhat spicy & a little floral. It should be an EDT! As this does not last more than 4 hours on me. Such a waste for a nice fragrance. This gets a neutral from me, more so on the negative side due to the lack of longevity given its suppose to be an EDP!
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10
Bottle
7.5
Sillage
7.5
Longevity
9
Scent
LadyRogue

166 Reviews
LadyRogue
LadyRogue
Very helpful Review 1  
A Hug in a Bottle
The one gourmand that I adore all autumn/winter long. I love coffee and chocolate, in fact all the ingredients are to my 'taste' in one way or another! It's a yummy, spicy, sensual and unusual scent. A bold character and must be tested before purchase, but, hmmmm if you like it you might get addicted.

A cozy hug in a gorgeous bottle. It smells like the best aromas in 'Cafe de Flore' in Paris *memories* The silage is: "yummy, I smell wonderful" and the longevity is great. A warm and unusual treat for those cold days.
0 Comments
2.5
Bottle
8
Scent
Sweetgrass

35 Reviews
Sweetgrass
Sweetgrass
Very helpful Review 2  
Woods, spices, and a little bit of something sweet
I seem to be having a woody season—probably the only logical answer to the dry, brittle cold wave we're having. Either that or none of the gourmand-y stuff registers with my nose. I didn't even know "white chocolate" has a smell! Omnia gets softer and softer as it develops, never imposing, never harsh. Just *there*, not shouting to get noticed, standing with her head held high.

I just keep sniffing the back of my hand for that lovely creamy sandalwood. This is not the raw wood of Santal 33; this is creamy, powdery, a tad sweet yet not too dry, and just fresh enough to be friendly to the casual sniffer. I'm betting its beauty is the reason why it was discontinued as Mysore sandalwood is now endangered and prohibitively expensive for use in middle-market mainstream fragrance. When I find a bottle, I'll buy it, and hope it passes the family and friends test because this is going to be on me for a while.

If you wanted a woody, spicy yet soft oriental, you could have done a lot worse.
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