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Ungaro Emanuel Ungaro 2007

Version from 2007

7.2 / 10 58 Ratings

A perfume by Emanuel Ungaro for women, released in 2007. The scent is floral-fruity. It was last marketed by Salvatore Ferragamo Group.
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Main accords

Floral

Fruity

Sweet

Spicy

Oriental

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Jasmine

Heart Notes

Saffron

Base Notes

Amber

Perfumer

Francis Kurkdjian

Ratings

Scent

7.258 Ratings

Longevity

7.445 Ratings

Sillage

6.744 Ratings

Bottle

5.854 Ratings

Value for money

8.018 Ratings

Submitted by Kankuro, last update on 02/16/2025.

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Reviews

9 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/28/2013

1Scent

PBullFriend
310 Reviews

PBullFriend

Helpful Review 2

death by jasmine

This isn't a full review - just a note. Dear Kosmoskukka shared a sample of this with me, and I think it's another testament to the mystery of skin and perception. Jasmine is a problematic note for me. In this composition, all I get is a blast of jasmine that seems to last forever and make me quite annoyed. Is it my skin? My nose? Who knows??? But non-Big-White-Floral fans may want to approach with caution.

07/07/2012

7Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

LadyRogue
166 Reviews

LadyRogue

Helpful Review 3

Unusual Berry

Berries are the first thing I smell when I spray this on, but it doesn't become fruity or candy-like (thank God for the latter!) The mellowed berries stay in the bouquet and are very quickly accompanied by the white flowers (to my nose it's a generous, yet just right amount of white florals.) Then amber -and a peppery spicy something- rounds it off in the dry down. The silage depends on how many sprays you use. A spray or two between your skin and shirt will give great silage. Longevity is also great: 5-8 hours. It doesn't smell oriental to me, rather a bit floriental with an amazing red berry note for those who normally wouldn't like berries.

This is a very happy, sexy scent. It shouts "smell me! I am fun." Great as a summer day scent and an informal evening scent. Or whenever you like, because it smells so darn yummy!

03/10/2012

Kosmoskukka
18 Reviews

Kosmoskukka

Helpful Review 1

Sweet and Fun

Hi,
I have not much words, but few
When I feel I like to have fun, Just fun for my-own happy happy feel, I spray Ungaro. Sweet carefree girlish scent. I like this**

09/20/2010

8Scent 10Longevity

Antoine
207 Reviews

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Antoine

Top Review

Round and opulent

Ungaro 2007 is a fruity-floral-sweet scent, but an adult, elegant version of this well-trodden theme.

The composition comes across as exceptionally round to me. There is nothing too much or too little. The fruits (it may be that they are red berries) are not too sweet and not too sour. The flowers are mainstream-clean. The saffron is noticeable to me right after spraying, and it prevents the scent from drifting into the banal.

Towards the base, the saffron takes more of a backseat; the amber plays the main role here. For sure, there are other unspecified components involved - woods, patchouli, or/and musk, as I have rarely smelled such a rounded and simultaneously lush base note. It has addictive potential.

06/23/2018

10Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Nerolia
16 Reviews

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Nerolia

Top Review 8

Late Summer Evening

Actually in search of a saffron scent, I ordered "Ungaro" blindly and have since tested it. My comment refers to the newer version with the violet color:

The fragrance reminds me of pure, pleasantly warm sunshine in liquid form! It goes straight to the heart and warms.

The opening begins with berry aromas. A bit like sun-warmed raspberry leaves and all sorts of berries, straight from the bush. A true explosion of aroma, yet never artificial or sticky. Soon, a beautiful, floral scent rises to my nose. That must be jasmine, but also something else, perhaps heliotrope? From the very beginning, the resinous-spicy base note is already noticeable. Like sticky, resinous tree sap. Maple syrup and some forest honey varieties smell like this. Although saffron is not in the foreground, it gives the whole composition the necessary grounding and spice.

The entire composition represents for me a warm late summer evening in its purest form. The vegetation is at its peak: berries are ripe, flowers are blooming, and the trees are full of sap. The air is warm.

Slowly, the scent fades, and after a few hours, I can only faintly smell the resinous base note. The sun has set in a blood-red hue.

The longevity is average, but for me, it fits perfectly as an evening scent that has faded until the sun has gone down.

It is not intrusive, quickly becomes very close to the skin, but it has for me that "magic" that only a few modern fragrances still possess. It would have fit well in the 80s or early 90s. Hats off to the master perfumer (Kurkdjian).

Although it is not the sought-after saffron yet, it can certainly stay here. I am currently considering ordering a second bottle.

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