Vittoria

The perfume is very pleasant, it is inoffensive and neutral, despite having so many floral and citrus notes. I think it is a truly unisex scent (although listed as women's fragrance). It would be perfect for office, official events and occasions. It is a fresh (but not linen fresh), elegant, modest, upscale scent. It is not sexual, yet it is makes a statement. Someone in the comments said they sense coconut - I did not pick up any. I do, however, sense very well musk, oakmoss and white florals. I do not pick up any rose though. There is a complex floral fusion inside, yet it is so well-blended, it is hard to distinguish separate notes. I would say that it sits closer to the skin than other Esse's creations, such as Serena. But this would make it work well for indoors use. I think it is an amazing, well-thought perfume. It is a safe blind buy for an accomplished professional.

I blind bought this. It's a freshy that is inoffensive. It would be suited for work, on warmer days or going out for dinner. The crispness is not too screechy. I can smell the rose at first sniff but that has died down. It's lovely. Nothing ground breaking but subtle and I'll be happy to layer it as well.

One of my favourite scents 💛 I moved to Sri Lanka and this smell is so nice to wear here. I felt the coconut here more. Google says that gorse flower smells like coconut which is in the list.

Soft musky and slightly fresh openings with some veeeery tender citruses and fruits. It has a bit of white floral notes, but it’s mostly a pure feminine musk. Slightly overwhelming and a touch animalic at the dry down, though. Follow me on IG: scent.guide

smells like citrusy body mist- not a perfume, the scent faded fast, the musk is prominent but its a bit synthetic and screechy.