At first, it smells like the tropical gummy bear mix of a very well-known candy manufacturer. I wonder if L. Villoresi knows those gummy bears and based his fragrance on them? Almost as a tribute to said gummy bear? But what came first? Hhmm....... That would be funny, but it seems rather unlikely. After about 10 minutes, I can also detect floral notes alongside the gummy bear notes; I can't pick out magnolia, but I can smell osmanthus. Up to this point, it smells quite intense with artificial, sweet aromas. I can imagine that one either loves this or finds it terrible. I myself am still undecided about how I feel about it, even though I have tested the fragrance for 2 days. The scent remains like this for quite a while, but gradually the fruity notes diminish a bit. After a good hour, the entire fragrance becomes weaker. Unfortunately, I can't smell all the lovely listed heart and base notes; for my nose, the scent remains as it was in the first 10 minutes, only that it gradually gets weaker. Very unfortunate. The fragrance pyramid promises so much wonderfulness, where are these marvelous scent notes? If I concentrate hard enough, I can eventually perceive a tiny hint of chocolate, and the whole thing takes on a slight soap vibe for me. And that's about it. Sad.
