Dama Bianca

Xerjoff dama biyanca isn't easy to find comparing to others so today when I saw a tester of it in a perfume shop I couldn't wait to ask SA to test it on my skin. As soon as he sprayed it,I could smell this fluffy vanilla which was very pleasant.I knew that I will need a bottle.I can't describe scent development so I will edit as soon as I can give it a proper test,for now the only thing I can say is that it was different from what I had imagined.I imagined it to be a powdery Musky vanilla in the league of armani lei or Jil sander Jil.it IS a powdery Musky vanilla scent but it also has some gourmand facets.not gourmand in a foody way just sweet and delicious.citrus notes didn't show up on my skin.neither did violet.it felt very familiar and finally I remembered which perfume it's reminding me.le couvens des minimes cologne of the missions.call me crazy but these two are very similar to my nose.the same warm caramelized and cozy vanilla,they same smokey myrrh deliciousness but dama biyanca is softer,powdery and less intensely sweet.dama bianca seems to be a more feminine and classy sister I think I can name myself a xerjoff fan as I have and love lira,bouquet ideal,mefisto and granballo and now I'm loving dama biyanca and will save to buy it ASAP.I believe xerjoff has an amazing ability in creating great feminine sweet scents,makes them balanced,grownup,memorable and intresting If you'd like a soft but also longlasting veil of vanilla and powder,something delicious in a grown up way,comforting and cuddly give it a try Just one spray remained strong for a long time. Now after seven hour it's still there but lightly Edit: I finally bought it but forgot to edit my review.I still like it a lot. Dama Bianca is a combination of sweet,yummy and boozy vanilla+powder(I can't pickup violet or iris individually but I def can pickup tones of powder)+malt(I believe this is what makes it original)+musk/ambrette+soft,non-descript florals+creamy and subtle woody notes It's very pleasant,smooth,comforting,memorable,addictive and beautiful.I have a friend who believes it leans toward being masculine but I disagree as I find Dama Bianca a superfeminine peefume.one can match it with a white,beige and golden silk dress and if you're looking for a non-floral bride perfume,you have to give it a try. It's soft and gentle but I like the fact that it keeps it's strength for hours,unlike most of other perfumes which punch you in face when first sprayed and fade away into nothingness after an hour Highly recommended if sweet powdery boozy vanilla seems appealing to you داما بیانکا ترکیبی از وانیل+مالت(که بنظرم مسئول رایحه به یادموندنی این عطره)+پودر(من مقادیر زیادی پودر ازش میگیرم اما زنبق و بنفشه برام بصورت نت های مستقل قابل تشخیص نیستن)+مشک تمیز و لطیف هست و در پس زمینه روایح گلی و چوبی ملایم و خامه ای هم حضور دارن.من هیچ مرکباتی ازش نمیگیرم،فقط یه رایحه خوشمزه،پودری و مشروبی داما بیانکا گرم،دلنشین،آرامش بخش،فمینین و باکلاسه،با یه پیراهن حریر سفید،بژ و طلایی بخوبی ست میشه و اگه دنبال یه عطر عروس غیرگلی و متفاوت هستید گزینه عالی هست درمجموع عطر ملایمیه بااینحال ضعیف نیست و تا ساعتها قدرت اولیه ی خودش رو حفظ میکنه بنظر من برند زرجوف و ب ویژه لاین کازاموراتی پر از عطرهای زنانه فوق العاده ست که داما بیانکا یکی از اونهاسا

Ethereal Purple Flowers with Fruity Accents and a Malty Vanilla Base... Powdery & succulent violet steals the show here, all blue skinned and dressed in powdery white, . This beauty opens with a burst of tropical citrus (kumquat & lime) and deepens into a succulent violet-iris-vanilla heart resting on a balmy & malty vanilla base. In the air I get the violets - so succulent they are almost like blueberries - and on the skin I get balmy vanilla and powdery iris florals. This type of base can sometimes become too sweet on me, but there's a root-y earthy facet here, and the purple flowers & fruits keep it from becoming too sweet. Aside from dupes (like Junoon Noir Al Haramain), I find the base here very similar to the bases of non-dupe scents like Gentle Fluidity Gold MFK, Intense Cafe Montale, Ristretto Intense Cafe Montale, Crystal Rose Swiss Arabian, Velvet Gold Orientica & Vanilla Romance Bath & Body Works. Overall: Well above average performance with amazing scent profile, it's a love. Enjoy! Contrast to Junoon Noir Al Haramain: This is a dupe of Dama Bianca with good approximation & excellent performance. I have a hard time telling them apart side by side, but it seems like Junoon Noir may be drying down ever so slightly sweeter. Out of the gate Dama Bianca had superior performance, but as time goes on, Junoon Noir is developing a beast mode performance. Contrast to Gentle Fluidity Gold Maison Francis Kurkjian: These are different, but there's a similarity in the malty vanilla base. Dama Bianca has purple flowers up top, while Gentle Fluidity Gold has juniper berries. Both have good performance. Contrast to Vanilla Romance Bath & Body Works: These are different, but again there's a similarity in the malty vanilla base. Dama Bianca has the purple flowers up top, while Vanilla Romance has cardamom. Vanilla Romance doesn't have as strong of performance as Dama Bianca, which is what you'd expect from a body mist, although Vanilla Romance has above average performance for a mist.

An impressively complex yet incredibly wearable fragrance, a caliber of perfume put forward by Casamorati which surpassed expectations. Starts off quite crisp and bright but not overpowering. The kumquat is such an interesting choice--citrusy, a bit orange-y, but also sweet and juicy. Reminds me of sipping Corfu spritzes while on a trip to Greece way too long ago.. so nostalgic! A slight hint of anise at the top as well, very quiet and subtle, but which does become a bit more amplified via the lilac as everything starts to warm up. LOTS of lilac after about 30-minutes which is ultimately tempered by both the violet + the jasmine rather rapidly. The violet is, at first, a bit creamy but rapidly shifts into more of a violet candy. Despite the heap of florals involved, they never bombard nor overwhelm. The jasmine effectively moderates more of these candy-like aspects. A barely sweet vanilla appears during the dry down; a more evident iris at this point provides for a more musky, more powdery and slightly airy (and somewhat 'bouncy') vanilla to remain. Warm and woody but also silky and creamy; the sweetness never becomes cloying but rather is more sparkly. An aura-like feel of sugar specks wafting around you. Very celestial. This is a ultra-polished purple + white floral that is somehow both lofty and grounded. Everything registers as effortlessly chic, where the totality of the parts work synergistically rather than competitively. Despite many of its sweeter aspects, this is--at best--a gourmand-lite in my opinion. Very textural! Feels like slipping into the most luxurious silk nightgown and robe, being fully pampered in a ultra-luxurious resort on the Mediterranean. It will guide you on a dreamy, chimeric journey. DB is a shining example as to what makes perfumery such an enjoyable hobby. Simply gorgeous.

The fragrance that shattered all my preconceived notions. I used to roll my eyes at vanilla-based perfumes — “too common”, avoided powdery scents — “too matronly”, and stayed away from anything overly feminine. And then...BOOM: I find my signature scent in a composition that’s primarily powdery-vanilla and unmistakably designed for women. I adore how it evolves on my skin: It starts off sparkling with citrus, then within minutes I'm awash in nostalgia from the violet notes. At the same time, a clean, delicate floral freshness emerges thanks to the white flowers, eventually giving way to a sensual base of amber, woods, and vanilla. The only note I detect from start to finish is the malt — for me, it adds to that nostalgic yet completely unique atmosphere, holding together something elusive and hard to define. Very subtly, it’s like high-quality beer spilled on and soaked into a cedarwood table. All of this blends into an ethereal, gentle, slightly melancholic, sparklingly fragile, and special fragrance. The soft projection and sillage — which some might consider a downside — I see as a strength. I prefer skin-close scents in general, but this perfume especially benefits from not bursting through doors or leaving a loud trail behind. It just quietly envelops you in a soft, angelic aura. It’s ambivalent — part of me wants to shout it from the rooftops and make everyone smell it when I wear it, but at the same time, I want to keep it to myself and my inner circle, because it feels so intimate. Longevity is about 6–7 hours on my skin, and days on clothing. Bonus points — or rather, a gold star — for the design, which perfectly matches the essence of what’s inside the bottle.

I’m so happy I found a Xerjoff line fragrance I can wear. I was worried after trying some of the others (Erba Pura etc) that they would all give me headaches, but Casamorati Dama Bianca is completely the opposite. It has a fresh, light airy, slightly citrusy fruit on the top which quickly fades on my warm skin leaving a cloud-like vanilla that my partner says reminds him of something in a bakery- I think it’s akin to vanilla buttercream (the scent you smell when you make buttercream, rather than the way it tastes... in the sense that it’s not dense but airy). It’s also slightly powdery and I get some mild white musk. I don’t get strong florals, which is surprising since this has violet, iris, lilac, jasmine and lily of the valley. There is nothing strong about Dama Bianca- it’s almost like a light cloud that sits close to the skin. Or the way freshly laundered sheets linger momentarily in the air when you make a bed. This would be a wonderfully cozy winter fragrance, or for spring or fall as well. I was nervous hope it would do in summer- it might become cloying- but I’m testing it today in 80 degrees with high humidity and it’s been wonderful. So, this could be an all season scent. It’s definitely an all occasion scent, given that the projection is minimal and the sillage seems to be low to medium. I sprayed some on my arm last night and didn’t smell it much this morning, so I suspect the longevity may not be great. But, I’ll see how long it lasts today, when it’s not rubbing against fabric. Definitely happy with this fragrance!