Eau Parfumée Thé Vert 2025

I absolutely love this scent. So simple and fresh and therapeutic. It’s like a less metallic and more airy silver mountain water. I can get enough of scents like these. It’s not cologne, it’s fragrance. It’s perfectly unisex. This is what I would want my house to smell like. You can’t overspray this one, it’s light enough to where you can impress someone who can’t stand fragrance. I just can’t get enough of this one, spa vibes, luxury resort hotel lobby vibes. This is aromatherapy. 10/10, and I don’t give out 10s easily, even with the ones in my collection, only Layton and silver mountain water are 10s.

Such an amazing tea fragrance with floral touch and subtle citrus note. It leans more towards floral than green tea by Elizabeth Arden, but still carries a hint of green tea. It’s great for anyone, regardless of gender. Although the longevity is not as short as some may believe, the sillage is quite intimate.

Smelled it. It is identical to the original Eau de Cologne, and the sales representative confirmed it is just a bump in concentration to improve performance, keeping the same scent. It will replace the Eau de Cologne.

The platonic ideal of what a tea centered fragrance is. Incredibly crisp and cooling. Wearing this feels like getting lightly misted. I don't think there's any other fragrance this perfect in its simplicity.

Another masterpiece from Mister Ellena. Very calming and fresh scent

This isn’t as linear as the note breakdown listed above suggests; it starts out fairly tart with a hint of bitter tea before turning somewhat powdery and soapy. That’s why I confused it with the original version at first. It’s definitely a better choice for warmer weather because it’s not very long lasting or noticeable unless you’re standing within an arm’s length of the wearer. I really liked this, though, and I’d love to try the original version someday if I get a sample.

Simple, juicy green tea with a light floral accent.

So Thé Blanc, Thé Vert and Thé Impérial. All 3 are very light, fresh but faint with little substance. Thé Blanc is too bitter and chemical for me, I liked Thé Impérial, it reminded me of Petit Matin by MFK due to the juicy citrus and sunshine filled brightness with the addition of black tea. Thé Vert is a simple green tea with musk that’s almost aquatic but it’s faint and smells like it should be much more affordable, so I’d get Elizabeth Arden’s Green Tea over this. If these were super affordable, I’d get them to frivolously spray-on during a hot summer, as they’re jolly, sheer, well meaning and fun, but they’re $325CAD and behave like a budget drugstore EDT. Their longevity is 3 hours at best. Tea is one of my favourite notes, but I’m struggling to find a tea fragrance which lasts. This is due to the difficulty in capturing that delicate tea essence as a fragrance note, compared to it being steeped in a cup of aromatic hot water to drink. The best so far is Imperial Tea by By Kilian but that too doesn’t last, but it’s bliss and everything that these Bvlgari Thé trio isn’t.

I can honestly say that this fragrance is NOT FOR ME. But, it is ABSOLUTELY UNISEX. I will say that I think it leans more MASCULINE, especially in the opening/begining. One thing that surprised me is how vintage this fragrance smells. Reminds me of lighter versions of men's fragrances from the 80's This fragrance, in my opinion, opens up almost mentholated. My nose gets cold and tingly when I smell it. Something in this instantly reminds me of an old school after shave/shaving cream. There is a bitter quality here, and it stays quite bitter throughout the entirety of the fragrance. Kinda like the peel of a grapefruit. The bitterness is stronger on my skin than it is on paper. On PAPER I really pick up on that tea note, on skin ? Not so much. The tea is bright and refreshing. This fragrance is definitely green without being grassy or smelling like herbs. On skin, I'm shocked how unisex this fragrance is. It's lacks ALL fruitiness, and sweetness. This is pretty aromatic as well. OK SKIN, this doesn't change a while lot. It just gets a little powdery, and a touch floral on the dry down. I think this would be ideal for summer and spring, since it has this cooling effect to my nose. If you're a guy, who appreciates the way an older fragrance profile was done, then I think you would really enjoy this. While it's no where near as heavy as fragrances made for men in the 80's, it definitely has vintage qualities. As for women enjoying this, I'm not so sure. If you're a woman who gravitates towards sweet or fruity fragrances THIS WILL NOT BE FOR YOU. I definitely recommend sampling before buying. I would not consider this blind buy safe. It's for a very specific person, with specific tastes.

Smells like nail polish remover. Lost all the elegance I expected.

So, this is why I couldn't get any Bvlgari tea for months! Bvlgari's tea were go-to perfume stuff for sick and pregnant people around me, friends and family, for the last 30 years. Roger & Gallet does this kind of thing to perfection too AND with large choice of body care. But Bvlgari's stuff is just so casually chic and makes always welcome presents. Now, it would be wonderful to get red, blue and black back too. We would even be delighted with just occasional special edition for Christmas or something like that.

Reminded me of The Body Shop's Fuji green tea shower gel. Identical to the original with more concentration.

Has anyone smelled this? What is it like compared to the original ?

*Loved* this on paper but wow it did not work on my skin.

The original imagination from lv at the normal price.

Soft clean powdery tea fancy handsoap vibes