Tempore Donna 1999

Tempore Donna by Laura Biagiotti
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Tempore Donna is a perfume by Laura Biagiotti for women and was released in 1999. The scent is gourmand-floral. It was last marketed by Procter & Gamble / Metropolitan Cosmetics.
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Main accords

Gourmand
Floral
Sweet
Fruity
Powdery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
Mandarin orangeMandarin orange PeachPeach PineapplePineapple LemonLemon
Heart Notes Heart Notes
JasmineJasmine FreesiaFreesia Lily of the valleyLily of the valley VioletViolet
Base Notes Base Notes
CedarCedar Dark chocolateDark chocolate SandalwoodSandalwood VanillaVanilla VetiverVetiver

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
7.493 Ratings
Longevity
7.073 Ratings
Sillage
6.361 Ratings
Bottle
7.072 Ratings
Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 18.11.2022.
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9.5
Scent
Audrey66
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Helpful Review 6  
He was...
I sit on the swing with a waffle croissant with melting vanilla ice cream, my head turned back to blink at the sky and the orange sunlight rays between my eyelashes Warm - with a hint of orange fruit, but surprisingly unsweet and discreetly white-chocolaty, a delicate gourmand that accompanies you all day long. I have had this delicacy in my collection for so many years now and am still completely in love. What a pity that something so beautiful was set :(
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Pollita
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Pollita
Helpful Review 9  
Perhaps more in demand these days?
When we were shopping together with my mother at the end of the nineties, we tested this fragrance for the first time. My mother wore Venezia at that time, which is no longer available and has many lovers, and was always interested in the creations of Biagiotti. I myself had already developed my love-hate relationship with Roma back then, thanks to a creepy German teacher, and Venezia somehow didn't address me at all. Quite different tempo. I liked him right away. Mmhhh, he had something. With the peach and vanilla he reminded me of my beloved Casmir, but still somehow individual and beautiful with the chocolate note. Yep, I liked that one.

I got the scent about a year later. As a poor student, I couldn't buy every scent I wanted back then. But I liked to tell friends and relatives about the scents I liked. And that worked on birthdays from time to time. Suddenly I was the proud owner of a 100 ml Tempore bottle. I've worn it on every occasion. Had a large bottle: whether at university, privately with friends or in the evening to go out. It was always well received in my environment. In the meantime I would classify it as an autumn/winter scent and definitely not wear it at university anymore (should I think about studying again :)).

Today my bottle is unfortunately used up, but I like to remember this beautiful fragrance. Perhaps it would have fitted into the niche rather than into the mainstream? I don't know how he would do today, but I think he would hold his own, just like Venezia, whom not only my mother mourns to this day. That Roma of all people stayed? But he's supposed to have been reformulated the worst. Well, then they better go.
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BronxBeauty

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Helpful Review 3  
Chocolate Oriental
Laura Biagiotti is known for making sumptuous, complicated perfumes, and Tempore Donna is one. This perfume presents radically different faces in its stages. The top notes mesh really well with the heart notes, making it difficult to distinguish them as "fruity" or "floral" or even "fruity-floral." This strange but not unpleasant goo gives way to the base rather quickly. The base is the standout in the composition -- it is very warm and very chocolaty, like that cake that features molten chocolate in the middle. Even so, I would not classify this fragrance as a gourmand or call it particularly edible. Not for everyone, but you'll like it if you love chocolate.
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EszEsz 6 years ago
Not a fan - feels generic & forgettable on me
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