LaCarlotta

Rarely is a fragrance too sweet for me, most let the alcohol bite my nose first. Here, however, there is first a blow with the sugar claw. You know when you want to adjust the colors on the TV screen and suddenly the colors are so bright, as if you bit into the wrong mushroom? That's what Gucci Flora smells like... completely overpowered. Floral is just the name here. Olfactorically, it reminds me of a way-too-sweet cocktail spiked not with sugar but stevia and corn sugar.

At the second Reinriechen we notice two fragrance twins: https://www.parfumo.de/Parfums/Hunkemoeller/Noir The teen perfume from the bargain counter and https://www.parfumo.de/Parfums/American_Eagle/Vintage_for_Her_Eau_De_Toilette from the fashion label from the U.S. - fit in there well in each case. For a premium luxury brand like Gucci but an absolute failure.

Sticky, chemical, artificial ... I've never understood all these variations of a good perfume. If something is good, then let it be good. But no, it gets sucked out and squeezed through until something like this comes out. The scent smells like a greasy shopping trip through a cheap boutique with copied fake polyester clothes from the Far East. You know those flea market stalls where fragrance oils are copied? In the first moment a hint of similarity and after 5 minutes you wish that this smell would leave you. That's exactly what you'll find here