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Bvlgari Man Rain Essence

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- almiscarado
- floral
- cítrico
- ozônico
- verde
- talcado
Pirâmide olfativa
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- em inglês
This fragrance taught me not to trust Fragrantica ratings too much. I've smelled 4+ star fragrances blended worse than this, which isn't saying too much as this is masterfully crafted. Perfectly rounded out, notes don't jump out at you whatsoever. A simple fragrance with some depth lent to it by the amber that makes it pretty unique in my opinion. I don't think you'd be able to properly understand this fragrance without putting it on skin as the slight ambery warmth is honestly what makes this so great and a stand-out for me. Not reminiscent at all, but it's helped me realize I love fresh ambers along with Ambra Calabria. Don't trust any opinion that hasn't tested this on skin. I was intrigued smelling it on paper, but it didn't resonate anywhere near enough for me to desire going back to it. I was randomly going through samples today when I decided to give this a second chance and I'm very glad I did. This is addicting to me, I keep going back for more. Would I buy retail (if I didn't have fresh fragrances already)? Yes, honestly. Only reason I wouldn't right now is because I have a fresh amber in my Ambra Calabria and with the amount of samples and fragrances I dance around trying day to day, I probably won't finish this sample before it hits discounters, especially with how lackluster the response seems to be from the public. Keep in mind though, I don't have the bias of owning any ADG or Bvlgari, what I've smelled (ADG profumo, profundo, absolut and such that ulta carries) has been in store and never stood out as unique enough for me to own or wear on myself. I would definitely own this for myself. It's going in my very short list of designer fragrances I really want to add to my collection. This hits up more toward niche quality than your typical loud and proud designers, which is obviously thanks to the perfumer we most-all have come to appreciate. You could brand this juice under a niche house and I could see it selling for ~200.
- em inglês
I absolutely love this one. I’ve always wanted to find a watery, rainy type of scent since I started out in this infatuation with fragrance. I’m very much a Pisces only because of the water aspect lol, corny I know but I love water, to drink, to look at, to feel on my skin, and it has so many different variations of smells to it in certain circumstances. Trying out “aquatic” scents has been extremely disappointing bc it just smells like shower gel and cologney, hate that stuff. That being said, I love silver mountain water, I think the green and black tea have a watery effect to me. If not watery just a very clean fresh zen smell. And I don’t really see the silver mountain water comparison too much beside maybe the tea. But Bvlgari killed this one, it’s calming, fresh but not like reg freshies. This one is not cologney, it’s not cloyingly synthetic. I don’t know how to really sum this one up except that I get the watery rainy vibes, I get that tea zen, and I get this floral freshness that drives this home. One problem also that I have with this website and reviews in general, scents like this, the fresher ones, probably have ingredients that spoil faster, leading me to wonder what kind of spoiled testers or discounters selling spoiled batches, even sample vials or atomizers can spoil a fragrance. So I take reviews with a grain of salt big time, because I’ve smelled rancid fragrance, thought it was trash and thought who would buy this synthetic mess, then I smelled it somewhere else and it was fine or I even loved it. So keep that in mind guys, these scents spoil like anything else, and maybe wonder why you got the frag for HALF OF RETAIL PRICE, oh maybe because it’s an old ass batch. I’m a guy who pays full price for his fragrance, because I like fresh stuff and those ingredient spoil faster, especially top notes which people pick up first.
- em inglês
Bvlgari Man Rain Essence Bvlgari When Rain Essence came out, It triggered my interest, after all I have a few bottles under Bvlgari Man and liked Glacial Essence. However, initial feedbacks seem to point towards a mediocre release. Managed to get a good deal on Rain Essence and here's my take... On first sprays, you get a lovely orangey tea Opening. Soft, light, delicate opening, gives you the calmness and laid-back feel. I get the tea yea kinda greenish. The orange is somewhat like orange peel, similar type of orange in Infusion de Fleur d'Oranger Prada but much lighter. After 15-20 minutes I get the crystal Muskiness which blends pretty well with the green tea essence and orange essence. I'm not totally familiar with the white lotus notes but it should be it giving the scent the light flora Airyness feel. The mineral amber and woodiness comes in later, yes I get that because Rain Essence isn't Linear, there isn't a lot of notes but it develops for the wearer to get the notes development. After all this is still Alberto Morillas's creation, the whole line is his. Back to the scent I do get Abit of Aquatic in this too. I don't think there's geosmin in it as it doesn't smell earthy damness. If you already own the discontinued Pour Homme Soir or even the og or extreme m, I'll suggest you give Rain Essence a sampling first as there are similarities and vibes to PH Soir, I'll say somewhat +-60% similar. Overall this is an enjoyable light, airy, calm, laid-back fragrance to enjoy over the weekends or holidays or when you want a chill mood.
- em inglês
Does anyone know why is this labelled as a man fragrance?? It smells very unisex to say at least, if not more on the feminine side. Smells fresh and clean. It’s a nice, basic, classic fragrance, soft, smooth, luminous, bright, calming, unpretentious. Light, airy, aquatic, ozonic. After shower type of scent. Beautiful mix of green tea, aquatic floral, musk, citrus, and woods. Very beautifully composed and well balanced. So underrated in my opinion. The main downside of this type of scents is the way they perform. Average longevity with minimal, intimate sillage. Office safe for sure, can’t see anyone being offended by this, unless they hate musky, green tea fragrances. Side note: As a longtime lover of another Bvlgari, Omnia Crystalline, Rain Essence reminds me heavily of that. From the first spray, I was instantly hooked and I knew it reminded me of something that I already had home, but only when I had tested these two side by side I realised that this is very similar to Omnia Crystalline. A less woody version but nonetheless beautiful spring summer scent. If you’re a lover of Omnia Crystalline like me (or the original Issey Miyake, L’Eau d’Issey) and you want something more affordable in the same style of perfumery, created by the same nose, Master Perfumer Alberto Morillas, and you’re not bothered about the perfume gender labelling, this one is a better value for money! Give it a sniff ladies, this is amazing juice for warmer seasons that truly deserves more attention..
- em inglês
Mi perfume favorito para el calor! Como no serlo fue un amor a primera vista, un día estaba en el aeropuerto en Duty Free haciendo la hora probando perfumes, vi el nombre y inmediatamente fui detrás de él "Esencia de lluvia" lo atomize y quede anonadado, encantado por alguna razón (No he visto que nadie diga esto) le sentí un aroma a coco! Pero un coco muy fresco como agua de coco y se me creó la necesidad de tenerlo no lo pude comprar en ese momento pero mi esposa me lo regalo alos meses después. [Reseña olfativa] Es increíble, como no serlo si el perfumista es Alberto morillas, una eminencia en la perfumería haciendo perfumes frescos! En mi opinión su salida tiene esa agua de coco, junto con un Te verde con bastante hielo y levemente esas gotas que salen cuando doblas una cascara de naranja, luego se vuelve levemente floral lo que le da ese toque elegante me imagino esos arboles sakura de japon 🪷 con su toque medio amaderado para mi perfecto! [Conclusión] Ya se me esta acabando y sin duda volveré a comprar otra botella, esto para el calor es perfecto y para uno de esos dias donde la brisa acompaña también, Aroma 10/10, Duración 7/10 es en lo que carece un poco pero también hay tener en cuenta que los perfumes frescos son algo efervescentes, precio 10/10, 80 usd lo encontré me parece muy bien por lo que obtienes.
- em inglês
Given that this is almost a dupe of Bvlgari pour Homme Soir, which I also own, I probably shouldn't have given this a 'love.' Still, since I love pour Homme Soir, and anything associated with rain, and Bvlgari as a brand, and the sleek modernistic bottle design, I'll give this one a 'love' rating. If you have pour Homme Soir, don't bother with this one. It is almost the same thing, with Man Rain Essence being more diluted. This Bvlgari Man Rain Essence serves only one purpose: to provide a dupe of pour Homme Soir. If you can't get your hands on that one, this is a good alternative, since the scent is 95% similar. (Morillas, are you copying Cavallier these days now?) Of course, it does smell nice, but pour Homme Soir has better projection, is more intense, and lasts longer. I wouldn't have got this one had I known the smell were this similar. That said, I love the bottle and the packaging of Man Rain Essence. At least it doesn't copy Glacier Essence, which is pure abomination, in my opinion.
- em inglês
I gave in and bought a full 100 mL bottle after few wearing. I love this. Clean, Transparent, Musk Rainy day can be depressing, especially when it gets dark, and when its a heavy rain. But rain on a happy day, those that you get occasionally on one of the sunny days, it gives an impression of "washing away" the dirty things, sad feelings and paints the water "transparent". Rain Essence is exactly that... figuratively speaking. The green tea used in this one is similar to Au The Vert by Bvlgari. The construction itself reminds me more towards Au The Vert than other Bvlgari pour homme, Extreme or Soir. Transparent musk can be the underlying similarities along with the "tea accord". Cleanliness of the tea decreases in that order accordingly; (Soir having the roughest, leather-like facet to the tea) It all boils down to this: Rain Essence really is a simpler version of Bvlgari's more complex yesteryear fragrances. Generic for sure, but also sometimes simplicity is all you need in your life.
- em inglês
Alberto Morillas with another home run. Wonderful freshy that opens with a striking punch and scent that is extremely similar to Artisan Pure but leaning more into the tea scent with that wonderful lotus but in a nice masculine way. Literally can't go wrong with this scent, it's just a really well executed clean fresh scent. Average performance and sillage, and probably best to try to get it on a discounters site, but other than that, it's wonderful. As someone who adores freshies, this is such a pick me up, big thumbs up. 9/10 -Update. A trusted fragrance nose told me it smells grandma'ish and has messed up my mind for wearing this one. I still reach for it but hardly like before... I hate that I'm like that but also this opinion put me on some heat so yeah... sad face. The glacial essence one though is straight fire so there's that.
- em inglês
Very nice modern fresh citrusy woody aromatic aquatic floral fragrance. It has a very beautiful and natural smelling Bergamot Cedar Vetiver accord and no synthetic Ambrox or Amberwood notes, at least not noticeable. It doesn't remind of anything in particular and I don't remember Bvlgari Pour Homme smelling like that. If you ignore the Tea and Lotus, a green floral aquatic background accord which isn't dominant anyway, you will be left with no specific "reminds me of" options to pick from. So, I wouldn't focus too much on that and just take the fragrance as it is, without making imaginary connections. The performance is very good, above average for a freshie, showing that it's indeed EDP concentration. Highly recommended if you want to take a step back from all the mainstream Ambrox Amberwoods.
- em inglês
A lot of reviewers say things like "nothing special". What do you want? Firecrackers popping out of the bottle? What makes a fragrance good is if it smells good. This smells great! That's the only thing that will ever matter. I also love the concept. The notes are kind of brilliant. I tried a sample then ordered a bottle the same day. I also need more summer fragrances. The performance is good. It's light, and i do prefer light fragrances for the summer. You'll also be unique since I consider this to be a bit unique, and no one even knows about this let alone are wearing it. They're busy wearing Sauvage, BDC, Eros, Born in Roma, Acqua Di Gio, YSL Y and Myself.
- em inglês
Blind buy for me, and a safe one I might add. It doesn't scream for attention. I have frags that do that. This one is eloquently done. It is a calm reserved scent but its masterfully done by a master perfumer. You can grab it for under 60 bucks. It doesn't break the wallet. And it can be an everyday wear for work or when you just wanna smell good for your significant other. Summer is the season or any hot day to wear this in my opinion. Don't know why there are any negative reviews or just "ok"? I think we all live in a time when everybody wants BEAST MODE performance? But I'm giving this one some love because I think it's a banger.
- em inglês
First of all, I love it. It is a green tea bomb. It is absolutely similar to CK Summer 2019, which is another favourite of mine. Definitely unisex, definitely the best summer scent, simply incredible. Usually, my favourite perfumes are quite heavy, gourmand and sweet. In the last few years Green tea has become my favourite note besides tonka, vanilla and tobacco, so it is always good to have something for the summer that is well accepted. In Europe you can find CK summer 2019 at Lilly for 25 euros, this Bvlgari is much more expensive but if you get the chance - simply try it
- em inglês
I just sprayed Creed SMW and Bvlgari Man Rain Essence in both my hands and have been smelling them for a few hours. They're not identical (duh), but they're very close. I'd just say it's a bit more musky and a bit less spicy, but apart from that almost no difference. Pretty much everyone who likes SMW will like this and vice versa. It's at least 80% of the smell, but even better performance on my skin. At 1/4 of the price, I just don't see myself ever recommending Creed's SMW while this exists and doesn't have an artificial, sintetic smell (looking at you Armaf).
- em inglês
Actually it's quite nice and long lasting, and it serves really well as daily fragrance, very office appropriate as it lasts a whole day easily. Compliments magnet. The scent has strong similarity to Bvlgari Man and Bvlgari Man Extreme, though, that it will be redundant if you have already owned one of those, IMHO. But if you are a collector, this is worth to have to complete your collection of the line. Such a beautiful masculine scent.
- em inglês
Honestly, this is the best fragrance I've ever had the pleasure to get my nose on. Every note is blended together with such craftsmanship it's actually crazy. The second i tried it at Macy's i picked up a full bottle. It's my signature now. The musk and green tea carry the ever-evolving amber, orange, and lotus notes, which come together to smell like musky petrichor. 2023 has produced some fantastic stuff. BUY THIS!
- em inglês
2nd Bvlgari from my collection, really calm smell compared to the BLV, i mean it's a spicy fragrance after all. the green tea really kicks my nose when i first sniffed it, fell in love in the first sniff. When the drydown hits, it smells more of a mix of sweet and fresh. Would recommend for those who are bored with "masculine" spicy, sea notes, citrusy fragrances. This one takes 9/10.
- em inglês
Love this! At first it wasn’t really something I liked but as a lover of the Bulgari Man line this one grew on me as I continued wearing it throughout the day! Very fresh, clean, mature and sophisticated scent! I can’t pick up notes in fragrances that most people can unfortunately but it smells great! Definitely a spring/summer scent and can’t wait to try it out in those season.
- em inglês
What a lovely fragrance. I must say, this is really pleasent, like a walk out in the rain in a quiet street. It is light, fresh and masculine. What I really adore from this fragrance is how light it really is. If it is raining, you can bet that I will be reaching to this one as a no brainer. 10/10
- em inglês
Bvlgari & Alberto knocked it out of the park with this one. I bought this on site! Great performance and longevity for a designer fragrance & as a serious collector of high end niche fragrances, this surprised the heck out of me. Get your snot locker on this bad boy asap! Worth every cent!
- em inglês
This line is usually terrible but not this one. It is an amazing summer fragrance with very satisfying longevity. I also find it totally unisex similarly to the CK One line but it is fresh, very green and pleasant. I totally recommend it to someone who loves musk and green tea notes.
- em inglês
Very nice! Falls in the same wheelhouse as CK One and Silver Mountain Water. Fresh, light and airy floral scent. Great after a shower, great for office. Although it's really fresh and light, it won't be my first choice to the gym due to lack of brisk freshness and it's musky.
- em inglês
To me this is a perfectly unisex fragrance, very much in the same way as CK One. It's fresh, and lightly floral, with the Lotus flower giving it a lovely dewy rainforest touch. It might have to be a purchase for me :)
- em inglês
The dry down is absolutely amazing especially when it mixes in with my skin in heat! Omg it’s addicting, the opening is super fresh. I just wish it projected more and was stronger because the dry down is divine to me
- em inglês
I'm glad im not the only one who smells Bvlgari Omnia Crystalline in this one. I think this is my new fave so far. It has that rich forest, earth, oakmoss, musk smell that smells like a warm hug during a storm.
- em inglês
Beautiful. I see why a lot of people wouldn't get it. But thankfully im not one of them. BVLGARI PLEASE change the atomizers from this line. Theyre horrible
- em inglês
Lovely opening and mid notes but the Guaiac wood is such a deal breaker when it comes to dry down. It smells like a vintage chess piece varnish.
- em inglês
Beside of bvlgari man in black, man rain is my fav smell😍 little bitter also little sweet and it stay with me all day long. love ❤❤❤
- em inglês
This perfume is a masterpiece! Really different and unique! Smells like warm spring, summer rain! I love it 😍
- em inglês
Very good fragrance. Fresh and clean for spring and summer. Wish it had better sillage and longetivity.
- em inglês
if you have both bvlgari rain essence and shiseido zen... mix them. They go together wonderfully.
- em inglês
Instant eyes roll. Scent profile: 10000/10, performance: decent.
- em inglês
Morillas sure knows how to make a freshie. 8/10
- em inglês
Good perfume for tropical climate..
- em inglês
Today, I am heading over to the house of Bvlgari to analyze one of the fragrances in their "Essence" line: Rain Essence. I recall sampling a few from this particular collection one afternoon and, while most proved to be forgettable, Rain Essence stood out to me as something I could genuinely enjoy. Having only experienced it from a test strip, I am hoping the fragrance lives up to its initial promise on skin. With a name like Alberto Morillas behind the fragrance, I have high expectations. Let us delve into its composition and find out. Opening: The opening is floral, musky, and green. The primary notes I get are green tea, white lotus, musk, and orange, with the green tea and white lotus being the most prominent. The green tea starts the fragrance with a very fresh, verdant, and leafy accord. This note is similar to the one found in Creed's Silver Mountain Water, but it is not quite as astringent and is more focused on its green, natural facets. Behind the green tea is the white lotus, which imparts a distinct but gentle floral and aquatic accord. Up next is the musk and orange. The musk, also a core component of Silver Mountain Water, gives Rain Essence a similarly fresh, airy, and ozonic accord. It synergizes beautifully with the white lotus to evoke the impression of clean air after a gentle rain shower, which I presume is the inspiration for the fragrance's name. Lastly, the orange rounds out the opening with a dose of sweet and juicy citrus, not too dissimilar from the orange note in Louis Vuitton's Afternoon Swim. Dry Down: The dry down remains floral, musky, and green. The primary notes are still green tea, white lotus, musk, and orange, with the strongest still being the green tea and white lotus. In fact, the dry down is very similar to the opening, with the only noticeable differences being that the notes are a bit smoother and there is a hint of amber in the background for some added depth. Otherwise, it is a fairly linear fragrance. Performance: The initial projection is surprisingly strong and reaches out about six feet. The sillage matches that strength with an easily noticeable scent trail. After approximately four hours, the projection was about three to four feet, and the scent trail was lighter but still noticeable. At around the seven-hour mark, the projection and sillage were roughly the same as they were at the 3-hour mark. Ultimately, the fragrance became a skin scent around the 8-9 hour mark. When to Wear: Rain Essence is a spring/summer fragrance crafted for daytime wear. It has a very airy and easy-going character, making it a great choice for casual situations, gym wear, or perhaps even office wear to a lesser extent. I would not choose this for any special or formal occasions, though. Blind Buy: If you appreciate fresh, green fragrances in the style of Silver Mountain Water, Rain Essence would be an easy blind buy. It aligns with that scent profile but comes at a fraction of the cost of its Creed counterpart. Final Verdict: I'm not sure what exactly makes Rain Essence so compelling to me. With how forward the floral accord is, I shouldn't enjoy it as much as I do. However, the white lotus stays at the forefront of the fragrance without ever pushing it too far toward being feminine. Instead, it blends with the musk and green tea to create a gentle, ethereal accord. Performance was also surprisingly robust for such a light and airy fragrance, lasting just long enough to get through a workday if applied liberally. All things considered, I believe this was a successful purchase, and I am happy to have it for my warm-weather rotation. Scent: 8/10 Longevity: 7/10 Sillage: 6/10 Versatility: Average Mass Appeal: High Gender: Unisex Value: Fair
- em inglês
Is it bad that I actually hold the unpopular opinion of liking this? Yes, it smells quite generic, and yes, the scent profile might have been overdone, but there's a certain comfort from this fragrance I actually quite enjoy. The opening is slightly sharp, slightly spicy tea and citrus, in an accord that quite resembles Wood Essence. The heart and drydown begin to explore the earthy petrichor vibe, though that note is fairly subtle compared to the dense musk note that essentially dominates the scent profile. The musk gives this fragrance a distinctly masculine edge. I will note that my only disappointment from Rain Essence is that the name is slightly misleading. It's not as petrichor-heavy as I would've liked or expected, but you still detect it in the overall scent profile, however faint it may be. I still find that note to lend a comforting edge to an otherwise overused scent profile, and as such I still like Rain Essence as a whole. I personally believe this fragrance is right for you if you're looking for a slightly rainy and earthy vibe wrapped in a mass-appealing scent DNA, as it's easily wearable and pleasant. I think next I'll try Clean Reserve Rain, or even Maison Margiela's take, just to compare. For now, though, I'm satisfied with Bvlgari's concept.
- em inglês
This fragrance is nice but at the same time a bit banal. Typical green floral fragrance nothing really new or exiting, ofc being a designer fragrance you would expect something very likable, elegant and still this Is what you get. Though uninspiring this is pleasant, green, floral, a bit synthetic and I have to admit very elegant. It really fits the brand in my opinion, when I think about Bulgari this is what I immagine. Smells like an elegant man in a grey suit in a garden with flowers bloomed all around. The negative aspects are the originality witch lacks a bit I have to admit, the longevity that Is very poor I get 4 hrs and that is pushing it, and the bottle is very plasticky, I expect more from a refined jewelry brand, much more. Price is on point. All and all I give it a 6.8/10 PRO: pleasant, elegant, refined. NEG: not long-lasting, a bit synthetic, overly generic, cheap bottle and sprayer.
- em inglês
There seems to be a lot of negative experiences with Bvlgari in the reviews that I think may be unfairly transferring to this fragrance. It has a bright fresh orange opening but that fades almost instantly. It is the "designer pitch". What is left though is a musky green that works really well. Almost like a petitgrain. In some ways it reminds me of a much lighter, and frankly less balanced, Xerjoff Rennaisance. It is, as other reviewers have pointed out, a smell that reminds one faintly of being outdoors during a rain. It nails its theme and I don't understand what more people want or expect. It is not a projection monster. It doesn't have heavy spice. It isn't aggressive. This is going to be very unfair to it, but it is a really pleasant "laundry" fragrance. If my fresh clothes smelled like this I'd be very happy.
- em inglês
One of Morillas' aquatic creations that pleased me the most. It reminds me of rain falling in a yard full of greenery and roots, without the notes of decomposing matter found in other earth-inspired fragrances. The ripe orange of a Terre d'Hermès (or the deeply decomposed one in Terrae Essence, for example) gives way to the camellia leaf as found on the branch. With attention, it's possible to detect a bit of calone in its less flattering aspect. But if you don't focus on this note, you can just stroll through the herbs and green earth soaked in fresh water. Edit: Overall, the performance is short (which is to be expected from an aquatic fragrance). The aroma has its merits, but originality is certainly not one of them.
- em inglês
An incredibly soothing, comforting, and pleasure-giving scent. It smells like a clean perfume sprayed into warm bathroom steam right after a shower—fresh, lively, and slightly wet. Its aquatic, calm, clean, and serene character feels deeply comforting and uplifting. However, its performance is just as disappointing as the scent itself is beautiful. The projection and longevity are shockingly weak for the price. Despite this, it remains one of my favorite fragrances in terms of how it smells. That said, it’s not particularly unique or irreplaceable; there are many similar scents on the market. It strongly reminds me of older aquatic fragrances like Givenchy Ultramarine.
- em inglês
This Rain Essence is redeeming to the Bvlgari Man line. Pretty sure Glacial Essence was going for Creed Himalaya, but it just wasn't so well done. Himalaya is mostly base notes to begin with, and yet it's more complex than Glacial. In that same line of thought, I think that Rain Essence went for Silver Mountain Water and it is very well done. The tea note is there, there is the light floral and a I detect an ever slight bit of an inky undertone. Not as disctinct as in SMW, but it comes through to me anyway. I like this one a lot. It stays close to the skin, but is detectable all day. Good job with this one.
- em inglês
If you can get this at discount and enjoy the smell, it’s worth it. Lasts a considerable amount of time but you have to press your nose against it. For me, it’s better on clothes than skin. It is something I smell throughout the day when applied without going anosmic or offending anyone. The atomizer is absolutely garbage for how it feels to turn and lock. The redeeming quality is that it is fun to spray. Since it only sprays a very small amount so you can feel okay to over spray it (and you will have to). Edit: 30 sprays is 1ml
- em inglês
Like a breeze through a park. I wouldn't label it as super rain-y, as while it is reminiscent of water it isn't very heavy. I'd say this is like smelling the breeze right before it starts raining. You don't have that after-rain petrichor, but you have the sense of some disturbed woods and flowers mixed with a tiny bit of musky water. The tea is pretty weak, but more notable in the opening. Pleasant, inoffensive, safe. Similar problem as other Bvlgari scents - it lasts a decent chunk of time but can't project much at all.
- em inglês
In case you wondered, Alberto Morillas works for Firmenich, the largest industrial fragrance corporation on the planet. Johnson & Johnson rely on these artists heavily for creating products like Lysterine, So whenever Alberto has a weekend off, he pulls the trigger, and boom, another flanker of the latest flanker is born. Enjoy. In this case a fresh clean woody fabric softner fragrance that is safe for work.
- em inglês
I like the sampler I got, but I see this as a very specific cologne. It really is just to make you smell like spring rain. That's it. It's not good for everyday use, or most nights, but I could see this being perfect for a rainy relaxed day. I do wish the sillage and projection was a bit more. Right now it seems average, but I feel like it should project more (like how you can smell rain from far away).
- em inglês
I received a sample of this a few months back and initially didn’t care for it. It seemed to be a bit feminine for my liking so I gave it to my wife. Revisited it just now and it’s completely changed my opinion. A bit floral from the lotus. The green tea and orange blend perfectly in the opening and the dry down is very nice. Not a must buy but a must try!
- em inglês
Smells like very realistic orange peel with some other floral note. I don't really get any tea tbh. In my opinion this leans more feminine, but I'd still rate it as unisex. If you wanna smell like someone who just peeled an orange, then this is the fragrance for you. I personally like the smell of it, but I wouldn't wanna wear it as a fragrance..
- em inglês
Rain Essence has been one of my favorite freshies I’ve ever had in my collection, unfortunately trading it away today but wanted to leave this here to remind myself what it smells like- This is like a mix of 70% DS&G Debaser and 30% Creed Silver Mountain Water
- em inglês
I applaud the effort with this one. Something light and fresh without going balls deep in ambroxan like many modern "fresh" fragrances. Smells like nature! The flip side is there is no sillage with Rain Essence. Great for hot outdoors, I think.
- em inglês
Got my sample today. One spray and instantly put it in my wife’s sample drawer. Maybe after it dries down it’ll turn into a “mens” scent but the opening is definitely feminine. I’ll update in an hour or so.
- em inglês
I bought It last June ('22) , a pre-sale version! Basically I were the unique possessor or this flanker, until know! Green Scent, spring Scent, fizzy scent... I pretty like It!
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