Alexa1711

My favorite scent in the late 80s and early 90s. Around me the world wore Montana, LouLou, Opium, Obsession and Poison. Most were too sweet, too bulky, too much for me. Woman Pure, however, was right up my alley and I wore nothing else at the time. An exceptional fragrance, feminine, stylish and long lasting. Powdery, tart with subtle floral. It's a shame it's no longer available. I was able to get hold of a mini bottle a few years ago and it is now guarded like a little treasure from the past.

... no fragrance has ever gone by so quickly for me. This wonderful grapefruit note with the sweet pear, which is rounded off so beautifully by the light cedar, lifts my mood instantly. Simply a dreamy summer feel-good scent.

After two hours, I smell him unfortunately almost no longer and must very often re-spray. Although this is basically no problem and I enjoy every time the fresh application. But that drives the consumption enormously up. Aqua Allegoria is not one of the more expensive fragrances, but not one of the cheaper ones either.

Too bad, but I love Pera Granita anyway and would no longer want to do without it.

Through its complexity a very exciting fragrance on my skin. Fruity by the mango and blackberry. At some point, the sweet notes try to take over, but do not manage it, because the fruits always assert themselves. And in the background a cross note by the pepper and lotus, which gives the fragrance but an important dimension.

The fragrance has a nice sillage and lasts with me about 5 hours.

The bergamot and honey combine on my skin to create a floral orange scent. At least my nose perceives it so.

For me, Nettare di Sole is a fairy scent - feathery fruity notes with floral envelopment from the magnolia, moved by a light breeze from the aquatic notes. It's summer and I'm sitting under an orange tree, feeling the light sea breeze and smelling the flowers around me.

Yes, I like this fragrance...

I find it always fascinating how different the associations can be with a fragrance. But what is also certainly the interaction with the skin and the own body odor.

I had previously read no reviews about Baccarat Rouge, so I approached the fragrance quite unprejudiced. When sniffing I immediately had an association and images before my eyes: summer evening in Mallorca, I sit on the terrace of a finca. Before dinner, I take a little walk and smell the cedars, the dry grass, the wildflowers and herbs. This is Baccarat Rouge for me.