Mikka01

I was excited about this new fragrance from Versace, as I was looking for a scent for summer anyway.
I had already tested it beforehand and was sure this is exactly the right summer fragrance.
Upon the first sniff, a brutally fresh citrus note hits you in the face, like I have rarely experienced. A very pleasing blend of all the listed top notes really makes you crave pure sunshine.
Then it becomes a bit calmer, and Ambrofix and blackcurrant give the fragrance a more subdued character, while the citrus notes, especially the bitter grapefruit and blood orange, are still clearly perceptible. The pepper note is fortunately only slight.
Oak moss and musk are most noticeable in the base note; these give the fragrance, in my opinion, almost an elegant character.
The sillage and longevity are perfectly fine. It is not an overpowering scent, but I think it is noticeable. In short, anyone looking for a citrus fragrance for summer can't go wrong here.

Since I already own the EdT and like it, I was curious about the EdP and bought this fragrance blind.
Once home, I sprayed it on right away and was pleasantly surprised. As with the EdT, the cedar notes dominate the scent here as well, but the bergamot is missing, replaced by noticeable pine needle. You can already recognize the EdT at first, but it comes across as significantly sweeter, making it a perfect going-out fragrance.
The incense is also distinctly noticeable.
Sillage and longevity are in the upper range, lasting easily 8 hours, and you shouldn't overdo it when spraying.
Overall, a very pleasant fragrance, but it's more of a scent for going out. In everyday life, I stick with the EdT.

I had the chance to test this fragrance some time ago, and I already liked it then. This time, during the second test, the first positive impression was confirmed, and I decided to buy it.
The main feature of this fragrance seems to be the cedar notes, which make it unobtrusive yet quite interesting. The bergamot adds a pleasant freshness, and the black pepper is noticeable without being overpowering.
I perceive the longevity and sillage to be about 4 hours on me, but at work, I was also asked about the fragrance after 6 hours and was inquired what scent it was. It was very well received, and I often enjoy wearing it as a companion in my daily life.

Just before Christmas, it was time for a new fragrance again. At Galeria, I discovered a corner with Prada scents. The first one I reached for was the Prada Carbon tester. Sprayed on the test strip, my first thought was: Wow, this one has something! I couldn't take my nose away from the test strip, and the decision was made, I have to have this.
Luna Rossa Carbon starts with a decent amount of Ambroxan, quickly joined by lavender. The bergamot adds a subtle citrus note that gives this fragrance a freshness.
A moderate amount of pepper and patchouli provide a pleasant spiciness as the scent develops. It is a fragrance where I can recognize all the mentioned notes, and together they create a very pleasing scent for any season.
The longevity and sillage are perfectly fine for an EDT. On me, this fragrance lasts about 6 hours, but is still noticeable on clothing the next day.

Summer is here and one wants to smell fresh and good. With this fragrance, you can't go wrong. It opens with a pleasant freshness, not as citrusy as "Acqua di Giò pour Homme (Eau de Toilette) | Giorgio Armani," but you can definitely perceive the marine notes very pleasantly. In my opinion, it differs from the EDT in the heart and base notes, which really enhance the fragrance and give it a different character than the EDT. The Bourbon rose shrimp and then the patchouli now define this scent.
It is certainly wearable all day, but I prefer it in the evening during a cozy dinner.
It lasts about 5-6 hours on my skin and is still noticeable on clothing the next day. The sillage is okay for me; you will certainly stand out without annoying those around you. All in all, a perfect fragrance for the warmer days!