Donna Sergio Tacchini 1998

I am surprised that no comment has been written about Donna yet, as it is one of the most unusual fragrances I know - and therefore, of course, has a high recognition value.

I still remember how my mom entered the room with this impressive scent trail, and I lifted my gaze from my exciting reading.
My nose was instantly wide awake and receptive.

I perceived an irritatingly earthy-herbaceous scent that needed to be explored.
It reminds me of a garden after a heavy downpour, when the air is clear but filled with various aromas of nature.
Very primal and unadulterated.

I studied the information on the bottle:
Ozone - this may give the fragrance its expansiveness.
Watermelon - a mild fruity ingredient.
Alpine violet - herbaceous and floral.
Magnolia - light and fragile.
In the base: sandalwood - subtly smoky.
And then again the mysterious powdery-earthy note from iris.
Erotic.
All the ingredients are so artfully harmonized that I can only marvel.
Nevertheless, Donna does not present itself easily - it wants to be interpreted - just like a beautiful, quite mysterious woman.

A fragrance with depth - for "reading between the lines."