Madonna

I agree it is an osmanthus bomb. Longevity is insane. I wore it last night around 8pm and it's just about 8am now and it is still going strong. Good Girl Gone Bad by Kilian is a similar scent profile but it doesn't last even a quarter as long as this does. I actually love the neroli in Madonna, mainly because Mona Di Orio's Vanille got me utterly hooked on it, but I can understand why it's too green and sharp for some noses. I don't find it cloying or overbearing in this composition though, but like I say I'm a neroli fan anyway. I do find osmanthus holds and maintains centre stage throughout each wear and neroli doesn't dominate. If you like apricot or peach notes I urge you to at least sample this. Osmanthus is peachy and I think you might enjoy it. Full bottle worthy for me and highly recommended.

An Osmanthus bomb. Really very beautiful, and very similar to Killian's Good Girl Gone Bad. Performs much better though. Both Silage and Longevity are very strong. Full bottle worthy.

I generally agree that this is very similar to Killian's Good Girl Gone Bad, except for the utterly annoying neroli note, that somehow manages to stay persistent until the very late drydown. I don't find considerable differences between them, in terms of both projection and longevity. I much prefer Good Girl Gone Bad Extreme over either of the above.

This is a luxurious, long-lasting niche frag, not the average sweet floral. The osmanthus is that is natural smelling and provides both the apricotty-peach fruitless balanced with an undercurrent of slight leather. This balance makes it unisex and an air of sophistication. Boadicea is great at white florals, and these accompany the osmanthus to make it versatile.