Laura (Eau de Parfum) by Laura Biagiotti

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Laura Laura Biagiotti 1994 Eau de Parfum

6.9 / 10 393 Ratings

A perfume by Laura Biagiotti for women, released in 1994. The scent is floral-fresh. It was last marketed by AB Parfums / Angelini Beauty.
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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Fruity

Aquatic

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Watermelon

Blackcurrant Melon

Melon

Heart Notes

Jasmine

Lotus

Water lily

White peach Apricot

Apricot

Rose

Violet

Carnation

Plum

Base Notes

Sandalwood Vanilla

Vanilla

Amber

Musk

Ratings

Scent

6.9393 Ratings

Longevity

6.4284 Ratings

Sillage

5.8247 Ratings

Bottle

7.0271 Ratings

Value for money

7.884 Ratings

Submitted by MartinGE, last update on 08/31/2025.

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Reviews

35 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/30/2012

5Scent

Lola82
361 Reviews

Lola82

Laura

If Gres Cabochard & Amourge Lyric Woman
Where for Bad girls and Vamps
Estee Lauder white Linnen and Laura are for Good Girls the girl next door.
the black and the white the yin and Yang. these perfumes are Totalily Differs from one the other.
Laura to plain just fruits and woods
no excitement for me. and i totaliy agree with Aeternitas smalls like a fruity shampoo. if anyone wants this for swap i'm all ears.

02/08/2025

8.5Scent 4Longevity 6Sillage

Meowscara
3 Reviews

Meowscara

1

Sweet, fresh and clean

Nice and light, so unsurprisingly it doesn't last very long. The scent feels sweet in an airy way. The vanilla base note is not noticeable to me, so it doesn't get too intensely sweet and heavy! The scent overall is more floral than fruity to me. It's fresh and clean without being sharp in any way, so just all around pleasant!

05/21/2023

6.5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

loewenherz
916 Reviews

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loewenherz

Top Review 33

With Him in Rome the Year

As the faded top note of Fingerbreits perfume from the narrow vial with the blue-golden cap wafts into her nose for the first time in a quarter of a century - during the long-overdue cleaning of the bathroom cabinet on a Sunday afternoon in May - suddenly and completely unexpectedly, everything is back. And she stands motionless in the middle of her bathroom - her nose bent over the back of her hand and her eyes closed - while right next to her, the washing machine noisily spins the terry towels.

That crazy year back in Rome. Watermelon and currant. His boyish laughter and his hand on hers. Jasmine and water lily. Scorched nights between rumpled sheets, the noisy city outside. Rose and carnation. His breath like a thunderstorm on her skin. Peach, plum, and apricot. Farewell on a winter platform and a last kiss on tear-streaked cheeks. Vanilla, musk, sandalwood. A quarter of a century ago. And the question: could he have been THE one after all?

In the mid-90s, Biagiotti's Laura was a popular - walking the marketing paths of hits like Venezia and Roma - everyday perfume that brought a promise of Bella Figura and Dolce Vita into German lives. A cheerful and friendly floral scent with mixed fruity accords and aquatic hints - pretty, but so approachable and pleasing that it navigated just barely along the border of the banal and trivial. One that didn't disturb anyone and that - as a fragrance - hardly had anything to remind you of. Actually.

Fragrances change over time - the longer they exist, the more they change. It's not even the scent itself that changes - sometimes it does, but often not for the better - but rather what it means for the wearer. Back then, it was lightness and youth. Southern longing, an Italian wink, and an early ladies' aquate with Cool Water Woman - long before such perfumes were called that. Today, it's a lot of memory. Scorched nights. Tenderness. Regret.

Conclusion: as she finally lifts her nose and slowly closes the blue-golden cap again - the towels are done spinning, and the washing machine beeps lightly, reminding her that it wants to be emptied - she feels a bit sad. Not because the last bit of Laura has indeed tipped over, and not because she will probably never wear it again. And not because he might have been the one with whom everything would have been different in her life. But because she will never find out if he really was.

08/31/2025

7.5Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Peppermint
54 Reviews

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Top Review 24

My Most Emotional Fragrance

"Laura" is a fragrance that I wore a long time ago and for many years, and with which I associate many beautiful memories and moments. It was my signature scent for a while, and whenever a bottle ran low, I had to get a new one.
Over the years, however, my collection grew larger, and more and more newer and more interesting fragrances were added, so I reached for Laura Eau de Parfum less and less often.
My mom has always liked "Laura" on me, so I gifted her the bottle. Since then, it has become her signature scent, and has been for many years.
Whenever I smell it somewhere, I immediately think of my mom and the lovely feeling of coming home.

But let's get to the fragrance itself.
Laura Eau de Parfum starts off very fruity and sweet.
I immediately perceive watermelon, which smells sugary sweet and juicy, albeit a bit synthetic, which I don't see as negative at all.
Peach and apricot join in, giving "Laura" a slightly creamy and powdery nuance.

The fruity notes persist as the fragrance becomes more floral.
Jasmine brings a floral, honey-like note into play, and lotus adds a slightly spicy freshness.
In the drydown, "Laura" becomes a bit woodier with sandalwood, giving the fragrance a velvety texture.

Peach and especially watermelon are prominent throughout the entire fragrance journey and are always well noticeable.

Unfortunately, the longevity is only moderate. I perceive the fragrance for about 2 to 3 hours, a bit longer on clothing. The sillage is also rather soft. I would have wished for a bit more power here.

Laura Eau de Parfum is a very feminine, very fruity-fresh, and sweet summer fragrance that never becomes too much and certainly doesn't bother anyone. It is light, unobtrusive, clean, playful, and carefree.
It suits every occasion and every age. It is a fragrance that you can't go wrong with.

"Laura" is rightly a timeless classic for me, which, despite its 31 years on the market, has not gone out of style even today. I still love to smell it after so many years, especially on my mom.

12/05/2011

6Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Peanut
2 Reviews

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Peanut

Top Review 20

Sweetness has a name. And hopefully an expiration date.

Yes, Laura is a pretty one. A lovely, romantic blend of fresh-fruity, good-aquatic, and delicate-floral (by good-aquatic, I mean that Laura doesn’t smell like detergents). No question, a beautiful girl.

Honestly, Laura is also true to herself: The fragrance pyramid is consistent from start to finish (only the vanilla seems to have been eaten away by Laura). A lot of melon with blackcurrant at the beginning. A non-sweet peach-apricot mix with aquatic flowers and a lovely floral potpourri. A cozy-soft, but sandalwood-dominated base for the farewell.

All in all, a blend that smells exactly as the packaging and commercial promise (sometimes the scent and the surrounding context just match perfectly). A damn beautiful fragrance: airy, sunny, fruity, and watery (um-aquatic). Oh yes, and-very important-LOVELY.

However, it’s a scent that I still can’t smell. On one hand, literally. Although it is, like many 90s perfumes, quite resolute and not a faint breeze, I perceive it as rather bland. On the other hand, I can’t smell it anymore because I think: When will aunts, grandmas, and (good?) friends finally stop giving “Laura” as a gift for every occasion (in the obligatory combo pack with 50 ml body lotion and shower gel)?

“Hugo Deep Red” is supposed to be the most widespread women’s fragrance in the Federal Republic? I don’t believe it! I bet most bathroom mirror cabinets with the usual three shelves on the left and right and the framed halogen spots have encountered at least one bottle of “Laura” in their lifetime. And that’s been the case since at least Windows 95.

(Mari-forgive me! The name is a dream. I now find the scent only annoying.)

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