Anima Farfalla

One of those typical top-note fragrances, a knockout accord of an intense citrus fruit potpourri, quickly fades away and what comes next doesn't really impress me much.
The mimosa in the heart note doesn't even make an appearance, instead, there are always scent wafts passing by that smell persistently of synthetic chewing gum aromas. These are later replaced by a more than subtle aroma of wood in the sauna, which isn't bad, but doesn't really blow me away. All in all, for me, it's a fragrance under the motto, you can wear it, but you don't have to.