Mikka01

I was excited about this new fragrance from Versace because I was looking for a scent for the summer anyway
I had already tested it beforehand and was sure it was just the right summer fragrance.
When you first smell it, a brute fresh citrus note hits you in the face like I have rarely experienced. A very pleasing blend of all the top notes listed really makes you want to soak up the sun.
Then things calm down a little and Ambrofix and currant give the fragrance a calmer character, although the citrus notes, especially the tart grapefruit and blood orange, are still clearly perceptible. The pepper note is fortunately only slight.
Oakmoss and musk are most perceptible in the base note, which in my opinion almost give the fragrance an elegant character.
The H/S are perfectly fine. It is not an obtrusive fragrance, but I think it is noticeable. In short, if you're looking for a citrusy fragrance for the summer, you 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.
When I got home, I sprayed it on straight away and was pleasantly surprised. As with the EdT, the cedar notes dominate the fragrance, but the bergamot is missing here and has been replaced by noticeable pine needles. You can already recognize the EdT at the beginning, but it seems much sweeter, which makes it a perfect fragrance for going out.
The incense is also clearly perceptible.
H/S are in the upper range and easily last 8 hours and you shouldn't overdo it when spraying it on.
Overall a very acceptable fragrance, but rather a fragrance for going out. In everyday life I stick to the EdT.

I had already tested this fragrance some time ago and liked it. This time, during the second test, the first positive impression was confirmed and I bought it.
The main feature of this fragrance is probably the cedar notes, which make this fragrance unobtrusive but definitely interesting. The bergamot gives it a pleasant freshness and the black pepper is also perceptible without dominating.
I perceive the H/S for about 4 hours, but I was asked about the fragrance at work even after 6 hours and asked what scent it was. In any case, it was very well received and I often like to wear it as an everyday companion.

Just before Christmas, it was time for a new fragrance. At Galeria, I discovered a corner with Prada fragrances. The first thing I grabbed was the Prada Carbon Tester. Spraying it on the test strip, my first thought was: Wow, that's something! I couldn't get my nose away from the test strip and decided I had to have it.
Luna Rossa Carbon starts with a good dose of ambroxan, which is immediately joined by lavender. The bergamot gives it a subtle citrus note that gives this fragrance a freshness.
A not excessive amount of pepper and patchouli give this fragrance a pleasant spiciness as it progresses. It's a fragrance where I can recognize all the scent notes mentioned and in combination it makes a very pleasing fragrance for every season.
The H/S are perfectly okay for an edt. For me, this fragrance lasts about 6 hours, but is still noticeable on my clothes the next day.

Summer is here and you want to smell fresh and good. You can't go wrong with this fragrance. The opening is a pleasant freshness, not as citrusy as the Acqua di Giò pour Homme Eau de Toilette, but the maritime notes are very pleasant. In my opinion, it differs from the edt in the heart and base notes, which make the fragrance really good and give it a different note than the edt. The bourbon rose shrimp and then the patchouli now determine this fragrance.
It can certainly be worn all day, but I prefer to wear it in the evening over a cozy meal.
It lasts about 5-6 hours on my body and is still noticeable on my clothes the next day. The sillage is okay for me, you certainly stand out without annoying your surroundings. All in all, a perfect fragrance for the warmer days!