Teint de Neige Lorenzo Villoresi 2000 Eau de Toilette

After Teint de Neige was translated as Snow White's complexion and was often compared to baby powder, I expected something youthful, perhaps even a bit too childish. So I was all the more surprised that my associations immediately leaned towards older, wealthy ladies. I mainly smell the powdery notes and the rose, which probably leads to these associations. Longevity and sillage are very strong, almost penetrating (I could still perceive the scent in the room several hours after testing it with just one spray).
You can tell it's definitely not to my taste, but it will surely find admirers among vintage fans.