Aqua Allegoria Tiaré Mimosa Guerlain 2009

The Aqua Allegoria line is one of my favorite lines when it comes to uncomplicated light fragrances that still have a certain something and are by no means banal or boring. Although the name usually reveals what the scent has to offer, it is always surprising how interesting and special the often simple themes are implemented.

Tiare Mimosa does not stray from this pattern either. The mimosa, with its delicate powdery scent, takes center stage, supported by the subtly sweet Tiare flower, which joins in very discreetly. Vanilla does not push itself forward but rather ensures that the acidity of the lemon is tempered, allowing only its freshness to shine through. Even as it develops, the mood does not change, and a bright, soft aura remains as a base, which becomes slightly creamier and powdery, thus radiating a certain understated elegance.

Aqua Allegoria is a bright and "friendly" scent that gives me the feeling of "I'm feeling good today" and a certain carefreeness.

The longevity of all Aqua Allegoria fragrances is, according to their concept as light scents that can be sprayed on more frequently in summer, not overwhelming but certainly acceptable.

Anyone looking for a non-fruity delicate, floral-powdery scent for everyday use can surely enjoy Aqua Allegoria Tiare Mimosa throughout the summer.