Sandy71

When I finally went out yesterday to see what the new year has to offer in terms of new fragrances, I immediately noticed the scents from oLiente.
I picked up Luna and expected something fruity-fresh based on the seller's description.
The listed fragrance notes actually fit my preferences.
However, upon spraying it on my skin, I was quickly proven wrong.
The scent was initially quite overpowering and was by no means fruity-fresh.
It immediately triggered a strong sneezing fit, which I usually only experience with overly floral notes.
There was no trace of peach, bergamot, jasmine, vanilla, or musk. It was somehow an indefinable mishmash that thankfully faded quickly. After that, I had no desire to test any more fragrances from this line and was disappointed.

In my opinion, this scent bears no resemblance to Coco Mademoiselle.

During my last visit to the perfume shop, I found myself once again in front of the Casamorati line and continued to test my way through. My nose lingered on 2 fragrances. They were Casamorati - Quattro Pizzi and Casamorati - Dama Bianca Eau de Parfum.

Actually, I tend to be more enthusiastic about gourmands or fruity scents, but these two had something special.

After much back and forth, I finally decided on Dama Bianca, because here fruity notes like kumquat and lime are well represented, and in the heart note, many of my favorite flowers are included, such as jasmine, lilac, violet, and lily of the valley.
Everything just feels right for me here.

As a gourmand lover, I couldn't resist and tested the much-praised Lira. When I took the bottle in my hand to spray it and the scent wafted into my nose, it was already too late for me.
This wonderful fragrance creation was simply a dream.
I particularly love citrus notes combined with gourmand notes like caramel, cinnamon, and vanilla.
The floral notes like jasmine and rose are only faintly noticeable to me.
For me, it is a masterpiece. Everything just fits perfectly.
This fragrance will definitely remain a staple in my collection.

My first and probably my last encounter with Divin´Entfant.
Actually, I like the listed fragrance notes, but all I get is a biting smell of paint.
For me, it’s a very strange scent that fortunately doesn’t last long on me.
I would be happy if I could even slightly perceive orange blossom, marshmallow, coffee, or vanilla.
I can count myself lucky that I only have a 2 ml sample to test and didn’t buy it blindly.
My husband also thinks that the scent reminds him of freshly painted walls!

For weeks, I hunted from perfume shop to perfume shop to finally test "Flowerbomb Extreme | Viktor & Rolf." Unfortunately, I couldn't find it here in Germany.
When we took a short trip to Eindhoven in the Netherlands a few days ago, I was thrilled because I could test it right away here.

The previous flankers never fully convinced my nose. It can only tolerate floral scents in moderation. In this case, it's completely different. It starts with a wonderful raspberry note, which then develops into something delightfully floral. To top it all off, you get a blend of vanilla and patchouli on top.

This combo made the fragrance even more interesting for me, and I bought it immediately. The wait was definitely worth it for me.