Omnia Indian Garnet

Oh this one... My boyfriend bought me this fragrance, and at first I was disapointed it ́s an Eau de Toilette. Then I smelled it for the first time and I liked it but I found it too soft, too mild... thought I was the kind of fragrance that dissappears in 2 - 3 hours... Scent: this is all about an exotic orange... it ́s warm in a delicate way, somewhat soapy but just slightly.. there are flowers dancing around the orange indeed, and woods at the base. I figure there must be some spices too, but I don ́t find any at the list of notes here. The fragrance is a sofisticated but soft take on an oriental, there is sexiness to it, but not "in your face".. you have to be close.. yo have to linger within the scent to feel it. This is an exotic lady with a golden tann on her skin, wearing a delicate orange dress, on her bare feet.. she wears no make up.. she doesn ́t need it. I find it versatile, appropriate for any casual and semi-formal occasion, outdoors, indoors, all year round. I tend to grab it more towards the months of fall and spring, but really, I have worn this all the same on winter and summer. A young adult might find it “too serious”, “boring” or “mature”, but I think it depends on her personality.. As an example, I started wearing this occasionally when I was 22, but at 26 I started using more regularly. You can safely wear this to the office, to a job interview, to a casual dinner with friends or a date. I truly wish this came in an Eau de Parfum... that would be a game changer for me! A beautiful scent like this should come in a stronger version.. only because it does not project that well, I would definitely not pick this for a wedding or a very important event where I need my fragrance to perform. But taking sillage aside, this scent does match a wedding situation beautifully! A pitty.. Bottle: does not blow my mind, does not bother me either.. I ́ll give it that it ́s original. Projection: soft... you have to be close to catch it. Longevity: surprisingly high for an Eau de Toilette.. about 7 hours on me. Amazing! The thing is that I stop smelling it after 2 hours, so I feel like it has already faded... then 3 hours later some random person tells me how good I smell and I takes me by surprise. Well done Bulgari! Lovely, delicate, I have never come across a dupe for this and surely I would like to keep this scent forever in my collection.. but the price is too high for an Eau de Toilette that comes in 80ml... I don ́t see myself repurchasing it just for that reason... with the same money I can bring home a bigger bottle of an Eau de Parfum that projects way better! I would buy it if I came across a nice discount hahaha. Totally recommend it if you can afford it.

Indian Garnet opens with a pretty mandarin note, followed by some lovely saffron, a light soft spice which initially did not last, but if you use a body creme under it- then it's a whole new ballgame! The woods become dominant for an hour or so and in the final drydown the tuberose dominates, softened by the osmanthus with the wood in the background. I originally sensed the amber during the middle phase when the woods are more dominant. I experimented with body cremes- with a great result! Read on... I was originally upset that the longevity was lacking in Indian Garnet so I put on a good amount of Chanel Exclusifs body creme, which has a light bergamot scent. Then when I sprayed on Indian Garnet, voila, a miracle occurred. I could smell all the lovely notes. The amber comes out in a nice depth and the saffron lingers. The mandarin does not dominate anymore. This really smells like a spicy floral with an oriental base. Bvlgari has started selling the matching soap for this fragrance and it really is lovely- great for layering and longevity. With the soap and a body creme, this is a wonderful scent both for work and as an evening scent that works well for hot, humid summer evenings. It's like an evening on the patio in an orange grove with spicy saffron in the garden and in a lovely saffron laden dish on the table. Warm,soft and wonderful...

I hemmed and hawed about buying Indian Garnet for months. I would sample it whenever I had the chance but couldn't make up my mind about it. I loved the scent - especially the zesty orange 'bite' - but I wasn't sure about the longevity. Sometimes the scent just seemed to fall apart on me after only an hour or two. Finally, my husband - probably fed up with my indecision - surprised me one day with a bottle. I am so happy that he did. I am truly enjoying this. True, sometimes the scent does not last on me. But other times it does! Sometimes hours later I will catch a whiff or someone will ask me what scent I am wearing. I honestly can't predict when it will last or not but if needed I just reapply. The scent is soft and discreet enough that I can do that without fear of applying too much so as to be overwhelming. Update 11/2020 - this has become one of my all time favorite scents. It smells like nothing else I know. Update 1/2021 I just ordered a back up bottle as this has unfortunately been discontinued. I don't want to have to track down a bottle on ebay when I finish my current bottle, as I had to do with the Omnia Green Jade, and pay through the nose. First time I've ever preemptively ordered a back up of anything but I've learned my lesson, and I don't want to be without this scent.....

I first discovered this through a tiny mini bottle tucked into an auction lot, and it was pure love at first sniff. The moment I tested it, I knew a dabber miniature wouldn't do - I immediately went on the hunt and scored a full bottle before this discontinued beauty disappears for good. The opening is wonderfully bright, juicy, and luminous - pure sunny citrus. As it settles, the floral heart steps in with a beautifully weighted, velvety feel that gives the composition real substance without ever becoming heavy or loud. The dry-down melts into a warm, smooth woody base that sits close to the skin like a soft, elegant veil. To be clear: this isn't a powerhouse or an all-day beast mode scent. It’s an intimate, airy EDT that stays close to your personal space, but the scent profile itself is so gorgeous, creamy, and grounding that I don't mind reapplying at all. If you love smooth, luminous floral-woods and manage to find a bottle, don't sleep on it!

This perfume is floaty and ethereal. At the same time there is a silky smooth undercurrent of the most pleasing addictive scent- indescribable! Like you're walking around in a mystical garden following a scent you know is bait to ensnare you. But you can't help follow it! It's the first Omnia I've tried. I don't get the notes pyramid on this. Oranges? Definitely the sweet part, maybe a touch of zest in opening. If I had to guess I would say lotus, sugar-water and cedar with some almost succulent mellow fruit note like apricot, but I think that could be the sweet osmanthus. Sweet/ succulent in such an addictive way. Understated and quiet. One of those pleasing and lovely soft fragrances, and I find it lasts forever on clothes. Like for days. I agree with others who say this is quite underrated.

Amazing how scent plays with every individual's chemistry. I read the reviews of this fragrance not lasting, being light and close to the skin, being ordinary. My first spritz of this on my skin was heaven! The combination of mandarin and saffron is magic - uplifting! I sprayed inside the crook of my elbow under 3 layers of clothing (I can't bear cold weather), pulled all three sweaters back down to my wrist and I was afraid I had over sprayed. Molecules flew spinning into the air around me - my favorite color, saffron, had entered another dimension with fresh mandarin. 24 hours later it was still as strong, but soft and bright. It reminds me very much of Jaipur Sapir, which I could never wear because the beautiful mandarin top notes melted into the scents of peanut butter and wax crayons.

I feel like this perfume doesn't get talked about enough, every time I spray it I can't stop myself from smelling my scarf; it's one of those scents that every time I smell it I can't help but smile and feel good. It's warm, woody, musky, yet clean, so cozy to wear. It's not a sweet scent, but it has the slightest touch of sweetness to it, like if you took a section of mandarin and squeezed it-nothing synthetic or sickly about it. I find it hard to describe because it really is such a unique scent, it just sits really well on the skin. It reminds me of a crisp fall day. My one complaint like other users is that the wear time, to me it is what I would expect of an EDT after 5 hours I ave to reapply so I wish they would release an EDP but this is still one of my all time favourite scents.

I have never came across a Blvgari I didn't like, and this one is no exception. I have always wanted a good mandarin orange perfume,and this makes me very happy! I have a special association with them and Thanksgiving, so this will probably be my scent of choice for that day. Mandarin oranges is what I get from this,as they are sweeter than regular oranges, and I find nothing sour here... coupled with lovely woods and a nice subtle saffron note. I may even layer with a little Coco Chanel for a nice spicy mandarin kick(I love a good steaming mandarin spice tea), but it stands on it's own...loving this new purchase! Dries down so soft and lovely! So excited for the Holidays! ;)

When I saw the commercial for this fragrance I was hoping it would be as it is. A lot Oriental flora's are suffocating me with musk,musk en more baby intoxicating musk. But this one is really beautiful it opens with a fresh, fruity, citrus. Almost like a cologne and than it develops this floral, saffron, mix that end's up into a nice woody-amber-ish Indian tea.... This one is a very soft oriental almost as it isn't one. I really enjoy this one every day, (got this one last week as a gift from my dear husband:) .... He loves it to, he sad it's a very unusual fragrance. Jeeeeeeeej

I love this precious perfume, I feel it resonates with my soul and spirit as it is a perfect split between modern/vintage. It makes me appreciate the past and easily accept the new. I truly find it magical, uplifting, and grounding at the same time. I have never smelled a living osmanthus flower, my imagination has me thinking, that might be the magic in this one. I do love pretty much any citrus blossom and any type of jasmine, could be good for anyone who gravitates towards those scents. Really feminine and feline Thank you for creating this Alberto! xo

The Bay just got it in. I almost bought it. I may go back and get it as it's very pleasant and appealing. Very discreet !!! This is a super light skin scent. Great for daytime and anywhere , non offensive save and nice. Starts with a light citrus note, mandarine and oranges and turns a little peachy ( osmanthus ) then the amber gives it appealing warmth , its a simple and nice scent. You can't go wrong. But don't expect a strong perfume. It's extremely discreet. Which I don't mind. In contrary I often prefer weak to strong. Its elegant !

My favorite Omnia flanker. I love it so much that when I have it on I can't help but smell my wrist every 5 minutes. I have owned bottles of this since it came out. On me it is suited for any weather. It is perfectly sweet, jammy, soft spicy, warm, a little creamy. The Osmanthus and Tuberose add a Romantic touch. The saffron in this is gorgeous- it adds such character. I certainly feel unique when I have this on like no one else smells like me. If it lasted longer I would need this in my top 10!

I love it. I saw the words "Indian" and "Garnet" and hoped for a deep, spicy, Indian food-smelling perfume. Instead it came packaged in orange, which is the color of Indian garnets, and smelling of mandarin. It's delightful! I love the citrus notes, even though there's very little spice. Amber is present as well, so I have no complaint! It's a great everyday fragrance that sticks with me and is just mysterious enough to make me feel confident.

Rich, beautiful, sophisticated and by far the most impressive of Bvlgari's Omnia range. I used to wear this when it just came out and finished my bottle rather quickly because this perfume is so versatile. While it is definitely more day than night and more spring/summer than fall/winter, it works almost any time and any place. Will definitely be buying this one again - great gift and great fragrance to have in your collection!

IS THIS AVAILABLE SOMEWHERE ALREADY and where?and who is this with the vote"i had it"???this is stupid-vote without test...the notes for me sounds good,i hope and the fragrance to be so fresh and in the same time amber-y like it sounds...i like all the OMNIA range and i had all of them.this will be the next number in my collection.for me they are not flankers,every smell is with very different and sensual personality!

I just got this and I really like it. It's a more wearable less intense Armani Code, it has that orange note that I love. Not citrus, but a creamier orange. Just a very pretty feminine perfume. You could wear this to a doctor's appointment or if you work at an office or in a closed space, I think this wouldn't offend anyone, but people would know you smell good. Definitely a keeper.

Very different from the previous Omnias. It smells very nice, but somehow lacks the elegance and versatility that other Omnias have (well, maybe with the exception of Omnia Coral which also smells exotic). This is a typical summer scent, fresh, fruity and sweet. A must try for orange lovers. Call me crazy, but I can smell fig in it although it is not listed!

The initial opening smells like a citronella candle. It becomes a bit more complex and spicy as it dries down. I gave this scent a few different tries and I eventually came to love it. This remains heavy with citrus to the end but it has a degree of depth and richness to it. I'd say it's one to be worn with confidence, a statement, for special occasions.

I absolutely love the fragrance. It's a beautiful, well done orangey-woody one, with just the right amount of spiceness. The thing is: the lasting power is awful! I know it's an EDT, but it's still a shame. Even after moisturizing and spraying it 20+ times, it lasts less than 4 hours on my skin. Very disappointing due to its ridiculously high price.

Yet another from the Omnia series to try. The smell is very good but it is very weak and disappears quickly. It let me puzzled about the ingredients, didn't recognise anything, but I certainly liked it. I used my 2 ml decanted tester in one day because of its weakness, never happened with any other so quickly. It is similar to Omnia itself.

I love this mildy spicy, tuberose summer scent. I enjoy wearing "warm" fragrances in hot weather, as long as they aren't too heavy, and Indian Garnet is just perfect. On me tuberose takes center stage, and the saffron takes the tuberose mood from Maui to Dharmapuri. This is a sexy perfume. Just lovely...I need to buy it!

Wow, I love this perfume. It's a very sophisticated fresh floral. The opening is a bit citrusy, then I detect osmanthus and tuberose with a subtle and amazing ambery-woody drydown. Gorgeous! One of my top three favorites. It's classy and feminine, very original, perfect to be a signature. Highly recommended.

Absolutely one of my favorites, and the only time I have ever had a customer buy a fragrance that I was wearing at the time of helping her. It's quite unique; I can't think of anything that smells like it. It's not strong and not the longest lasting, but I love the smell and it is one of my favorites.

This came to me today, yippee! yahoo! How do I love this beauty. It's fresh, sweet and sophisticated. Beautiful citrus. Hard to find words to discribe this. Makes me feel better, uplifling, joyous. Discontinued but finally I found it at a reasonable price and took the final item, good for me :)

Chrystalline was my first introduction to the Omnia range. I love it and thought nothing could top it. Boy was I wrong! Indian Garnet is stunning. It has similar opening but it’s warm instead of the cool Chrystalline. It lasts for ages on me and smells clean, warm and a little spicy.

So comforting. Reminded me of college when the only thing I looked forward to was a cup of osmanthus tea to ease my stress. I think this little nostalgia had me elevate the osmanthus more than other reviewers as all I really smelled was the comforting osmanthus that I love so much.

You must be a perfume connoisseur and 'the nose' to appreciate this fragrance. It is elegant, sophisticate therefore it will not appear to common nose, or average persona looking for ordinary, mass pleasing scent. Omnia Indian garnet is a soft scent with well balanced notes.

This is a lovely, soft, clean scent that sits close to the skin but lasts a surprisingly long time on me. This fragrance would be perfect in a work setting, business meeting, or parent/teacher conference. It's very warm and sophisticated.

Yum! That rich Bvlgari smell, that slight powdery that carries, love this Indian Omnia and love the Coral omnia, both have that bit of rich powdery that trails off....I have a few more Omnia ,but this and Coral are the best IMHO.

An beautiful exotic feminine fragrance mandarin oranges and spice smell for day time wearing seems long lasting so I like it !!!

I tried this new Bvlgari for reference's sake, usually not interested in Bvlgari, because they're not capitivating enough for me, while smelling generally good enough and elegant enough. Of course, I was attracted by the orange-Indian-like packaging expecting something more spicy than the watery previous Omnia (what a name...) Instead I was hit by a pleasant fruity-floral blast I could not point out. After a while I smelled mandarine very distinctively and pretty nothing else, but there was an underlaying sweet floral quality that should be osmanthus (but doesn't smell like osmanthus in other perfumes) and the scent was really nice both on paper and skin. I kept smelling it all the time while wandering in the store. I sprayed other papers but this one was always the "winner". Honestly it doesn't smell too complicated, but it does show nuances. It doesn't fall flat like 90% of new perfumes. I think it's uplifting, comforting and playful with a touch of elegance. Saffron is very mild and gently compliments the mandarine. Tuberose? No. Not a tuberose scent at all. It comes out sooo faintly that it could be anything else. Not a buttery tuberose like in Fracas, not even a subtle echo one like in La Chasse aux Papillons. And the woods... oh, "indian Woods", right. I guess this is the new nomenclature for "anything that smells like soft fresh wood reminding of sandalwood for the ones who don't know how sandalwood really smells" This Woody note is very common in Bvlgari's scent. It was dominant in the old original brown Omnia (disappeared from this planet for unknown reason and replaced with all the rest of colours spectrum) It's a kind of wood I basically don'like, even if it's not bad in itself. It smells vaguely of old men's cologne at beginning and more dry and musty after a few hours. That same base exists here in Indian Garnet, exactly. It takes longer to come out, because it's softer and the mandarine covers all for a long time (actually one of the most fleeting notes in natural e.o. but there we go), but in the end that typical "wood" comes out on my skin. Nothing too moving in Indian Garnet, but I quite like it and could wear this very easily and happily. It also seems suitable for many occasion and shouldn't be offensive on workplace. If you expect an Indian spicy bomb here, you will be very disappointed, but if you enjoy an orangey flirty fresh oriental this is for you.

Got to test this just yesterday @ Sephora, I must say I actually quite liked it, I see some weren't very wowed by this, which true it isn't revolutionary && in no way will it compare to the discontinued Orig. Omnia (please bring back!) && I expected it to be a little more oriental then citrus, but still it's pretty nice, I got a sample for my mama, she liked it too, I did a spray on my hand just to see how it was on skin, && I got a totally different story from it, paper does perfume no justice you really need to test it on skin if you like it, any-who I liked it much more on my skin, it reminded my of something to, && call me crazy but it faintly reminded me of Marc Jacobs for men I use to own, which is weird b/c that's heady with fig...&& this has no fig or any similar notes really...guess maybe it's the Tuberose, it usually off puts a peculiar sour/sweetness, the longevity/ sillage I'll say are pretty equal both being slightly average, it's soft, inoffensive && tolerable I say give it a try if you're curious, I'll say again though, they should bring back thee original. :) Overall: 7/10

Omnia Indian Garnet doesn't open in a very pleasant way: a sort of vague and watery fruity-floral concotion with a sharp saffron. Osmanthus pops out a little bit, but soon gone with the wind. However, once it settles, I get a buttery powdery tuberose, but very gauzy, like a even more sheer version of Infusion de Tubéreuse. The wood elements also peep out, melt with the saffron and tame its sharpness. When I move my wrist, I sometimes also catch wafts of juicy mandarin, which is utterly pleasant. In the late drydown, when the tuberose slowly fades, I can also get a gentle dry amber mixed with woods. The sillage of Omnia Indian Garnet is very close to skin, but I do also get wafts of orange occasionally. The longevity is around 9 hours on me. I think it's a lovely fruity-floral fragrance for the warmer weather, while still keeping a sheer oriental base. But I also do wish it could be a bit more substantial to better appreciate its different nuances.

A short-lived, but entirely pleasant fragrance. I love and have cycled through almost all of the Omnia frags and like them all; they make great office perfumes. This one is lovely, inoffensive, and pleasant, if a bit understated. The citrus, saffron, and amber balance beautifully; there's no brashness or sharp edges to the scent. It is not evocative of a scene, memory, or archetypal wearer, unlike many fragrances with stronger personalities. I have used up my entire bottle of it and while I have no regrets paying full price originally, I probably won't buy again, unless I find a great deal on it. My main complaints are its extremely intimate sillage and poor longevity. It is such a pleasant scent, but it vanishes quickly and is hardly detectable even before then. Composition: 7/10 (very pleasant; not the most original) Longevity: 3.5/10 Overall experience: 6/10 (a bit above average, but hard to justify buying again)

well, I am a dummy. I bought it. Complete waste of my money! But I had to have it! Sephora only had 2 bottles of it and not on display yet but they sprayed me with a sample . The I asked if I could buy one...oh for sure! Love the colored bottle. Love the fact that I was the only one that had bought a bottle of it in this store. Got so excited about my purchase..I own it! No one else does yet! LOL, The laugh is on me. Nice fragrance but nothing worth writing home about.....just another drugstore fragrance. I am so disappointed. If only they had put in some sort of fine India spice to distinguish this from all the other same smells. Don’t bother. It’ll be in tjMaxx on discount within a year. In the meantime, I'll just wear it to work and know it won't last very long at all.

At first spray I loved it. It made me purchase it! But I don't like how the middle notes smell one me, a floral note... I think perhaps it's the tuberose :/ Then when it gets to the base notes it's actually really nice!!!... 7h later: I can still smell it! It's not a loud scent, but instead fresh and citrusy-elegant good option for summer! You might think it doesn't last, but on me it's a winner! Could be a Unisex scent, but I think still very feminine too, a fresh-classy one! A sporty girl could easily wear it too :) I love Omnia Crystalline and Coral more so I swapped this away, maybe later I come to it back ;) I think Bvlgari has fantastic fragrances and this one is also a good one, you can easily recognize the designer house! Give it 7/10

Today two flacons of this perfume arrived, one a spray and the other that accursed omnia mini that always threatens to spill - if I get it open, that is. The flacon's color gives a hint of what's to come: this perfume has warm ambery notes. Amber isn't listed in the notes but I swear it's in the scent. Anyway, the stuff inside is remarkable. Citrus and woody notes with a hint of spice make a unisex fragrance trending masculine. Performance is good, which is unusual for a Bvlgari O. Still work safe, though. Wood/spice notes dominate after the citrusy opening. I can't recall a perfume like OIG, and while citrus isn't one of my favorite notes, this particular scent is very lovely - not too sharp, not too spicy or ambery.

This smells absolutely wonderful on me. I get a very tropical feel from it, and it has lasted quite a while on me. I love Bvlgari's Omnias = my favorites are Green Jade and Amethyst - and now, Indian Garnet! I am not crazy about orange smells, but this truly knocked my nose for a happy loop. It smells nothing like orange juice (ok, I'll admit I am not good at describing scents), but has a nice, musky type scent. I don't mean it smells like it contains musk, but it has that close-to-the-skin, intimate vibe like musk does. My description is not doing this justice - let me just say that I am really enjoying this. I got a good price on a tester, and am fragrantly happy!

Tried this one blind without looking at any other comments or description. First impression was this is a spice based perfume not floral. Quite a strong initial rush of something spicy that caught at the very back of my nose but this disappeared very quickly. I did pick up fruit. Only after a few minutes did I realize it was orange. The citrus tang just didn't happen for me. The sweet spiced orange scent developed after a few minutes on my skin and is very pleasant. I like it. Not very strong on me and it doesn't travel far but it lasts on my skin quite well. Soft and expensive smelling.i would wear this during the day.

Found both Indian Garnet and Coral on deep discount...Coral, I liked a great deal. With this one, I agree with @victoria.mei1992: It feels, not so much 'light', as unfinished, as if they were in a hurry to complete the formulation and get it to market. Pleasant enough - citrusy, soapy, with a bit of sweet and spice (maybe it's me...I'm not getting the complexity others do). It grew on me as the hours passed. But still - not one I'd pay full price for (my litmus test of love: would I be willing to pay full price?) And - since I often feel differently about a fragrance on the morrow - I may love it tomorrow. Not today.

They say it is not long-lasting......well, I sprayed on me about 3-4 times in a shop in the afternoon, i took a shower later that evening and next day what do I smell at work?? Yes I could still smell it almost all day long after 24 hours + shower. I think it is veryy long-lasting but stays very close to the skin. On my scarf for hours i feel it intoxicating. But anyway, a really nice and unique scent :) I just asked for it for Christmas ;-) *UPDATE*: unfortunately it causes such strong headaches....I never ever had headache from a perfume.....oh well, there goes the love.

With me, citrus scents are quite a risky gamble. I love them but only when they agree with my skin chemistry, which doesn't happen very often. Omnia Indian Garnet is one of the rare fragrances that pass the test. The mandarin is fresh and kind of sweet, and the spicy amber is delightfully warm. It's a soft, classy, ladylike fragrance. It evokes me the image of a colonial house, with rattan furniture, large potted plants and wild animal sculptures, all bathed in warm sunshine. Appropriate for all seasons and all occasions. A very beautiful fragrance that I will buy again.

If you have smelled the original Omnia, this one is very similar, just with an orange note added. Orange and spices is what I get here with some woodiness on the dry down. It's not a sweet orange juice type or juicy orange scent at all, it's drier and has a bit of bitterness. It's pretty unisex. Overall I like it but as with the OG, the projection and longevity are HORRIBLE. This is only a skin scent on me so it's relegated to my chilling around the house rotation. Such a shame because it really smells lovely and I could see it working any time of year.

With my big love to Hermes and Elixir des Merveilles - I just love all orange bottles. I loved Omnia Coral and thought I will love this one. I ordered three samples. I was excited. The name and the colour...band what I literally smell is Nivea cream with orange. Beautiful but too weak. I don't feel saffron unfortunately and I don't know how many sprays I would have to do to feel the smell on me. Its a shame. In the drydown its just like Omnia Coral with more citrussy notes.

This wears on me very similarly to Omnia Crystalline. It turns to a skin scent rather quickly And dries down to a very clean, warm, soapy fragrance with a strong tea note. I think it would be wearable year round for everyday casual wear or as an office scent. I'm surprised this isn't more people's signature scent honestly--it seems like the kind of perfume that would appeal to many different kinds of people.

Bvlgari is becoming one of those fragrance brands that for me- can do no wrong. Sisley is my other fave brand.... anyhoo! Bvlgari! All bangers! Mostly. This Indian Garnet is a delightful little wisp of citric spicy something- a good scent to wake yourself up while studying maybe. I cannot smell it whatsoever after 2 hours. If you find it cheap it’s fun to own but not essential.

Two things: 1) I cannot smell this on me, at all. Maybe a hint of "something" but that's it. 2) I have been complimented by random strangers twice today, asking what i was wearing. They couldn't smell it until they were standing right beside me -- I was in the grocery store. Apparently, this is a winner for me. Just wish I could smell what the fuss is about lol

Just received it from my sister. the opening notes reminded me of a nice, expensive soap. Then, I could smell the amber and citrus. Yet it is quite a nice, feminine, close to skin scent. Can't wait to try it during the day and in the fall! Can't comment on longevity or projection yet. But I can't stop smelling my wrist either ;)

Upon first spray this perfume smells like mandarin oranges through a veil of saffron. The initial spray is very nice. I wish that was the scent that stuck, but the mandarin disappears quickly leaving a fairly intense saffron fragrance with some gentle wood notes in the background. My take on this perfume is needs more mandarin.

This reminds me of me on vacation in the summer time.Just got out of the shower sprayed a bit on my neck and my hair and ready to go out for a walk in the middle of the town with wet hair when the sun is going down.I'll probably buy a little jewel bottle for these moments.I don't like the original omnia bottles.