Omnia Coral

Category: Woody, fruity floral, soft spicy Notes: Sprays on a very gentle bergamot which is quickly accompanied by the soft floral hibiscus and water lily. The water lily adds a mildly aquatic quality that keeps it super fresh, and the longer it stays on the more apparent the sweet fruity nature of the pomegranate becomes, but the pomegranate also adds a mild spiciness that is very pleasant. The base notes are very pulled back - a soft, mildly powdery skin-like musk and a more adult sensuality added by the cedar; here it leans creamy, yet fresh and piney. The overall scent impression can best be described as a soft, mealy and mildly sweet red apple. After about 2 hours this turns exceptionally woody and sultry, but does still retain a bit of that fruity floral freshness. Vibe: Red apples. Americana aesthetic. Maraschino cherries. Sultry. Vanilla cigarillos. Tequila sunrise. Pomegranates. Riding a bike. Soft. Pinot noir. Black cat-eye glasses. Limousine. Pencil skirt and stilettos. Temporary tattoos. Sunsets. Apple orchard. Betta fish. Nosebleeds. Burgundy. Smokey eyeshadow and cat-eye eyeliner. Fog-machine. Weeping willow. Sillage: 5/10. As most Omnia line fragrances, this has a very mild projection, bordering on a skin scent. On the skin it becomes very subdued, definitely noticeable but incredibly intimate. Longevity: 4/10. As with all Omnia line fragrances, the longevity leaves much to be desired - will last you anywhere between 1-5 hours depending on the weather, body heat and skin type, but generally speaking I would count on approximately 4 hours of detectable wear. Wear: Day or night, leaning day. I think this is suitable for everyday, all-year-round wear, but if I had to place it in a season I’d say spring or summer. This is VERY feminine in the traditional sense and I wouldn’t recommend it for a man, unless he was purposely intending on breaking gender stereotypes. Suitable for any age demographic, but ideal for late 20’s-late 30’s. Definitely office wear approved as it is very soft and inoffensive. Overall rating: 8.5/10. Dreamy, creamy and delicious. Omnia Coral is a wonderfully soft, fruity floral unlike anything else. No, really - throughout all of the perfumes I have tried in my scent journey, Omnia Coral remains one of the most unique fragrances to date. Nothing else I’ve tried smells even remotely close. At the time of writing this review, this is my third time trying this on; the first time I had a horrible cold and couldn’t really pick up much, but what little I did manage to smell told me immediately that this was a definite keeper. I bought this bottle as part of a lot at an auction, managed to snag it for a ridiculously good price alongside its sister Green Jade. For a while I thought the bottle I have was the regular Omnia, but after being thoroughly confused about the scent notes where the regular Omnia supposedly smells like chai tea, whereas this presented as a symphony of red, fruity apples and florals with a woody base I managed to discover after some thorough research that somewhere along the line the bottles changed design, and that the silver and red grenade that now contains the regular Omnia used to be the former design of Omnia Coral - now changed out for a fully clear, pink-ish glass grenade. Suddenly what I was smelling made a lot more sense. Omnia Coral is hyperfeminine, sweet and thoroughly inoffensive, and I’d dare say this is a safe blind buy if you tend to enjoy similar kind of fragrances. It is fruity floral up front and settles in a sexy, irresistible woodiness. This is a love for me - the only real complaint I have is that I wish it lasted longer. If I had to describe this fragrance with one word it would be soft. Who would wear it?: Miranda Kerr.

I’m really shocked seeing this comments like I don’t understand what they talking about , Because it’s not possible these negative comments is about ( Omina coral Bvlgari ) lol I refuse to believe that ... maybe they got mixed up with ( Omnia bvlgari ) I mean same name same color it’s just the other one I think it’s dark red or something 😅 .. OK enough with my rant .. I didn’t blind buy this perfume like everyone .. I was hooked to this perfume from age 15 and it was my first perfume to buy like ever .. so it’s like part of me or something that’s why i feel its my right to defend it lol😂.. and now at age 23 I still adore and use this perfume daily in summer and winter .. I would say this perfume is not in your face type of perfume, not too sweet headachy .. it’s just a really pleasant simple beautiful clean elegant fresh young , extra feminine . type of smell anyone around you would love it and it’s 100% head turner .. like I got a lot of compliments from people i dont even know lol like in the streets /airports/ supermarket EVEN my arrogant Neighbors which it was shocking lol .. so yeah i got compliments on this perfume then any perfume I have .. and I have a lot of perfumes like my type of fragrance that I like on me are more dark , strong , vanilla , sandalwood’s , Amber , tobacco perfumes that I vibe with .. and I really don’t like flowery light cutie sweetie perfumes at all .. but this one is something else for me I just enjoy it like I would spray a lot just to smell .. like it’s for my own Joy .. it’s the type of smell if you started it you cannot stop .. Like I said I bought it in a really young age until now I still buy it .. i even buy two of it and keep it at home just if anything happened and it finished I would have another one that’s how much I love this perfume .. so I don’t get the bad reviews on this one but I respect everyone’s opinion and everyone have their own nose I guess lol .. But in my humble opinion this perfume is one of the most best perfumes out there and I would recommend everyone to not blind by it just go and smell it and see if you vibe with it or not but yeah it’s a really beautiful soft fragrance that everyone can enjoy my rate : 10/10 Will always love this perfum

I get that the opening here is a LOT, but I absolutely adore it. My eyes literally rolled back (not being dramatic), and the whole blast of fruits is SO crisp, so juicy and delicious, it makes my mouth water. Man...that is just about the most fantastic opening I've experienced in a while! The bergamot beside pomegranate creates a grapefruit accord to me. I've been drinking some hibiscus flavored La Croix lately, and this smells how that tastes, and it just as clean and bracing. I smell what is commonly called "lotus" in fragrances, only even verging on magnolia. Watery, fresh white florals. The best way I can describe this is 'clear', or 'pure'. The notes align to create an ultra clean, ultra refreshing, uplifting fragrance. It's high-pitched, but not screeching or obnoxious. There's just no low notes here at all, and if it was in terms of singing, it would be a perfect soprano. These Omnia bottles look like a nightmare to use, but I'll be snatching this up at some point in my life, I'm almost certain. Longevity is actually really decent for a freshie, and projection is really solidly moderate. Nothing crazy, but I'd want this to not be nuclear because it's the sort of thing I'd wear when I want a crowd-pleaser. I don't even know, I guess I'm out of things to say, this just really hits the spot for me and really exceeded expectations! 🌺💮

Coming from a tropical country that is mostly hot all year round, fresh and fruity summer fragrances used to be my favorite type before I started to indulge in my love for scent and explore different types of fragrances. As I've discovered more perfumes to enjoy, I have mostly left behind my love for Escadas and other fruity florals, which have become happy memories of a more youthful and carefree time. Not really because I think they are now too young (I'd wear anything regardless of any perceived age-appropriateness), but because I have moved on to other scents. However, Omnia Coral really stands out for me among the other fruity florals I've smelled in the last couple of years. Perhaps it's because it doesn't contain the notes typical in others I've tried. But I also find this more grown up and elegant, which wasn't a word I thought I'd associate with this type of perfume The first spray is lush and juicy. It really evokes red fruits to me, that coral hue of the flacon, but nothing saccharine in these fruits. It's a burst of flavor I can almost taste. It settles into a tropical floral fragrance, a little musky, a sophisticated warm-weather scent. Wearing this makes me feel chic in my long summer dresses. I'd match this with a coral-embellished gold cuff. Coral is a fragrance I find myself craving. It is the Omnia I had to have.

I was in the Bvlgari store in Italy when I smelled this for the first time. I had seen it around here in the US but the notes didn't sound all that exciting. I don't usually get too excited about florals and this has been referred to as one quite often. However, the floral in this one is hibiscus. I actually had no idea what hibiscus smelled like until the sales lady in Italy sprayed this on my arm. It reminded me of something, but I could not put my finger on exactly what. Then it started coming back to me...my college years in Miami. There were a lot of hibiscus flowers around the campus and I always admired their scent. It's a unique floral; almost edible and sweet. The pomegranate balances it beautifully. It reminds me of a night at an expensive hotel in the Bahamas or something. On a side note, I don't think this is only a spring or summer scent. I use it all year round and it is smells beautiful in any season or situation. This scent typically lasts about 6-8 hours depending on the weather or my level of activity. It is unique without being overpowering or offensive. It has wonderful sillage and longevity for an EDT. The best of all the Omnia's if you ask me!