Donna

Love this one. It's a white flowery, soapy scent on my skin. I mainly smell the heavy, white flowers i assume the Jasmine not so much the wood. Jasmine is always very noticeable on my skin. The longtivity and projection are moderate. Not a power bomb but definitely enjoyable and pretty to wear for a couple of hours. 😊

I just read the history of Borsalino in one of my vintage books and it is quite amazing! This perfume is really a masterpiece, a typical allrounder combining fruit, flower, wood and animalic. It is a 5 star fragrances, I wish it wasn't soo expensive in large... :-(

This is SUCH a gorgeous fragrance!!! Sadly superhard to get!! :-(

Honey sweetened amber notes define D. The fragrance opens with a boozy note similar to beer. Fortunately the beer scent dissipates and lets the sweet amber do its job. Decent sillage and longevity. Fairly unisex. The bottle's prone to tipping, and it would be a shame to lose a drop of this lovely fragrance.

The bottle is inspired by Dali (Daliflor & Dalistyle)

Intense, creamy perfume, a little distantly reminds me of D&G pour femme, the one with the red velvet box so to speak, especially in the heart notes, I find it similar, I hate D&G and I don't know why as a girl it was continually given to me as a gift every occasion... my mother stocked up on them! It also reminds me of Les Copains, the one with a more evident spicy tuberose note, but in the dry down I find they are quite similar, Donna by Borsalino, unlike the other one mentioned (Dolce&Gabbana) does not have aldehydes that amplify everything and make it hate, here the scent is opulent, retro in some way, creamy, ylang very present in the dry down, and a fairly soapy composition that comes out as it warms up, (typical of many vintage fragrances) I find it pleasant albeit very intense, without get no animalic notes which can disturb many in similar fragrances, you must definitely like the intense florals, I have both the splash and the spray and they are identical