Gabriela Sabatini

Beautiful opening - honey, linden, tuberose, light sandalwood. This is warm, cozy, feminine - but not sugary sweet. This fragrance goes on well blended, there are no screeching notes that pull your focus away from the beauty of the full chord. This fragrance is good from the start. (This goes on attractive from the very first second it is sprayed, there is no downtime allowing your chemistry to absorb an overly chemical, aldehyde, or ozonic type composition). I am trying this based on the comparison's to Joop Femme because this is the perfume that a lot of people have said is similar. I would agree. However, I feel that it is actually much closer to the softer notes within the chord of Jil Sanders No. 4. This dry down is more sweet and ends on a slightly different note than Joop Femme. (GS, JF, and JS No. 4 are all in the same family with a warm, cozy, autumnal type vibe). Great so far, still testing this. ---------- Update: This wears lighter than Joop Femme and has less silage after the initial spray and 30 minutes of wear. Joop caramelizes more with my chemistry towards the last hours of wear. Both are good fragrances with nice notes. Both have a more solid presence than some of the lighter more cotton candy varieties that have been popular this past 15 or so years. Neither are dated, they both would have their place in a fragrance wardrobe as easily now- as the day they were created. I love that - and that is one of the qualities I look for -- a perfume that is ageless and timeless! For the person who asked "how much is GS like Joop Femme? Both register within the exact same chords -- and are falling into the alto range. Joop Femme's sweet sandalwood rises up slightly into a few notes range above GS. Joop Femme is earthier, there is a woodsy rawness in the notes of Joop Femme that are absent in GS. GS is more floral rather than the heavier woodsy notes of JF. If you have a small fragrance wardrobe and only choose to have fragrances that represent one particular "vibe" - you will want to try both and decide which of the two you prefer because they are similar. If this is your dominant everyday type perfume - and you use this as your signature, you may want to purchase both for different occasions. I would say that my nose picks up about a 35 - 40% difference in the tone of how these wear. They are NOT dupes, by any means. The same person could wear both - and others may detect their general likeness enough to substitute for each other as a signature. Choose GS if you are more into florals; this could even be more of your spring/summer fragrance - and JF if you prefer a slightly more woodsy-outdoorsy type grounded fragrance with more of a nod towards autumn. If you like GS - I would also try Jil Sanders No. 4 - and David Yurman Exotic Essence. These all have a familiar type smell, but will wear differently on the skin for different moods and different purposes. All are classically elegant and have an alluring sandalwood note to them. Knowing by Estee Lauder is perhaps a cousin of this group, it has less sandalwood - but is just as alluring and autumnal. First is also something to try if you really like GS, they are cousins. Update: I purchased this around the same time that I purchased Joop Femme. I found initially that I was wearing Joop Femme more than Sebastini. Sebastian was set aside with the intention to put this back up for a trade or resale -- THEN, I decided to wear this one again, sampling it in the inner part of my arm near the elbow. Wow... a few hours into this this perfume moves into this soft irresistible sandalwood that is very smooth and ultra feminine and sexy. I was testing three perfumes at the same time, so when I caught a waft of this - I assumed that it was one of the other two perfumes... But NO. This is THE ONE! I knew when I asked the girl that was first wearing this - that this is a really great smelling perfume -- ON. The sandalwood mixed with the honey, linden flowers, and tuberose -- make an awesome perfume. This becomes totally enchanting and mesmerizing! I wish that this were a bit stronger -- (that is probably why I wear Joop Femme a bit more)... but the dry down and this after glow - is really incredible! It really caught me completely off guard! This may be a great bedtime fragrance to wear - because it is incredibly sexy to wake up to! This one definitely has "a secret power" to it! I agree with that comment - the dry down and after glow are definitely a "Love, Love, Love"! I also like that this fragrance doesn't go through the typical chemical adjustment that some fragrances go through when they are first sprayed. This starts off much better, sooner... there is no "wait a bit before you wear this out" - time delay. This is good from the start! ------------- After wearing this awhile -- The first hour or so, this fragrance has a perfume note which smells like hair oil and sandalwood. Don't let this throw you from trying it. This smell only lasts the first hour or so, then begins to shift and morph into a gorgeous sandalwood perfume which finishes much better than it starts. The last traces of this caramelize incredibly well with my chemistry. This is hauntingly beautiful the longer it wears. It is a perfume that has made me look into the creator of this to see his other creations. It is really fabulous with my chemistry. --------------- Continuing to Sample - The last phases of wear of this are like magic. I love how this blooms on the skin, the dry down is just incredibly scrumptious! I wish more perfumes did this. I decided to try several fragrances at one time, trying to trick myself by not paying attention to exactly where I had sprayed each scent -- this is one that came out the clear winner with a chemistry which really transforms in the bend of my arm. Amazing - there are only a few fragrances that do this amazing caramelization through the dry down. This is one of the things that I look for now, in a signature scent. Rare Gold by Avon is one that has this same chemical reaction with my skin in the dry down. Noir Tease by Victoria's Secret does this same type of thing also. This now has me on the hunt for other perfumes that blend this well with my own chemistry. Something is definitely happening in the final phases of wear, this is truly spectacular!

(Long review. Skip if not interested in the serious perfume review.) One of the rare celebrity or sport people parfumé that is good. Not just good. It deserves name fragnance. It's historical. It's pompous. It's very sexy. It's erotic. Radiant. Alluring. Warm. Repulsive. Strong. Feminine. Eartly mélange of black stocking, leather skirt and dark earthly deepens. Divine. Femme fatale fragnance. Before I start to crack it down, I am of course not happy that this masterpiece is refolmulated, tho still very good. And the bottle, otherwise simple, élégant, useful in now cheap trash. I am so sad about this. Name? It doesn't fit. Do I care? No. I feel blessed that this great composition came out. Better out with not fitting name than no composition out at all. When I was early tenagee my cousin from Germany would visit with her parents. She was beautiful. Sexy. Full blood young woman. Very fast she notice I am interested into parfumés. Also into make up. I mentioned here in my reviews, she gifted me with many perfumes. And with first lipstick. I remember her pulling out of her luggage cosmetic bags and many perfumes. One of them was this. Gabriela Sabatini. There were few others. Joop. Hugo Boss. Cerruti and so on. I was mesmerised. Since then I own few perfumes that she introduced me into. Passionately trough my life. Even if I have year or days of not wearing them, I have them. Own them. Love them. This perfume is one of them. I needed many years to grow into wearing it. It's not scent for everyone. Not for simple young girls. It's Dame! It's mature. And very very sexual. As a young female you gotta learn being sexual. Sexy. Féminine. Seductive. This scent helps you with that. Males, not boys, love it. They memorise it. I suggest again, spray it on your hair, armpits, under breasts. Where you sweat. Where it can mix with your body smell. On your clothes. Into your gloves. Bags, shoes! Shatter people with it. Because it is the last breath of certain era, where femme was female. Wearing sexy but fitting underwear. Wearing sexy high heels but comfortable. Wearing hats! Wearing fur. Leather. Suitable make up. When eternal ancient "Greek" beauty was ideal. When we had beautiful supermodels. Beautiful cars. Clothes... And we had our world. All that is gone... So I love this scent even more. It brings me unbearable melancholy. Unbearable eroticism. This scent is like making love intensively with that great vaginal orgasm. Resting on your lover, smeared with his sweat... This scent contains male sweat. Not in reality, but the chemistry of the composition gives me that base note of skin and sweat. Male skin. Male sweat. In traces. Smell it. It also gives wet tobacco... My oh my... It gives "I am female now, " spirit. Top notes: aldehydes, bergamot, neroli, tangerine, lemon, fruity notes... These aldehydes are utterly vintage vibes. I adore it for that. Similar to Chanel 5 aldehydes opening. Vintage bottles present that better than new ones. If you can get them, buy. But! These aldehydes are layered more. They actually contain fruity notes, coming in right after the vintage splash. And the fruity notes are ripe Peelings of peach, plum, grapes I dare to say that I smell almond. It's fatty aldehydes opening but very very sexual. It screams "I am ripe, eat me." irresistible. Even before whole opening bursts out into surrounding. It's mostly citrus but that tangerine makes it absolutely unique. Middle notes: rose, tuberose, honeysuckle, heliotrope, jasmine, lily of the valley, exotic blossoms. Now go ahead look at this stubborn, powerful flowers working together to give unique, deep and earthly wet middle. Beautiful. Intense. A bit sweet. Because of honeysuckle. All the flowers are grown up scent flowers. Seductive ones. Poisonous ones. Determinated to twist your mind hard. To follow. To animalisticaly attack. To penetrate. To bite. Very sexual and erotic mélange in the composition and executed perfectly in the chemical sense. It's agressive. With the désire and yet laying nude with red lipstick on the bed of the Basic notes. Base notes: amber, musk, patchouli, sandalwood, vanilla, Oakmoss, tonka bean. When this great perfume fully burst out and sinks into base notes, remained till the end... Strong intoxication of jasmine, musk and that perfect mixture of middle notes. Unbelievable. Beautiful. It is not just vanilla. It's not linear in style at all. It's complex and it decides itself when and how to radiate. It's what I wrote at the beginning. A bit dirty. Pleasure dirty. Like woman should be while entering into skin of the séductrice.

I have no words, this genuinely smells so insanely good. it is a beautiful andolic, aldehydic, tonka aether. it starts off with a bold aldehydic, zesty mist. the zest comes from the orange blossom and honeysuckle. it smells so creamy, so juicy. Almost like a delicious orange peel cake. the tonka and oakmoss are definitely also stars of their own, giving it a sophisticated twist. it glows like an angel for a good 5-6 hours (the longevity is wonderful for a perfume this old, then again it's a given because it contains aldehydes which are hard to oxidize and decompose over time given that they are organic compounds created in a laboratory setting and are not derived by actual flora and fauna in nature) then, in a melodic last breath, nearing the end of its odyssey, it reeks of amber and heliotrope. Imagine a woman in a black dress with draped arms in an Art Deco hotel bar in the 80s. after a long night of hunting prey with her intense green eyes, she goes home and sits on the sofa with her champagne trumpet. staring at the Patrick Nagel art adjacent to her sofa, she feels as if she is staring in a mirror. As of tonight? she can own it all. p.s. it reminds me of perfumes like gucci scannon edp if it had its iris, caraway and leather removed and replaced with jasmine and aldehydes.

Funny that many of you mention that there are at least two versions of this, and indeed, here in the Netherlands I see 60 ml testers with something totally different from what I see here on the photo. A yellow juice with a reddish tint. I've tested it.... it is a fruit compote. The name is the same. At the same time they actually sell 20 ml bottles with the juice identical to what we see on the photo. It is dirt cheap here...I bought it....extremely likable! Nothing like weak compote in reddish 60 ml testers. I was afraid of strong aldehydic note and patchouli but no, aldehydes are not strong and there is no patchouli bitterness. Very feminine pleasant scent with fruit and jasmine followed by tonka and amber....warm. Definately not cheap-smelling. Long-lasting. I've tried Joop Femme before and it is too heavy with aldehydes and patchouli. The drydown is similar but Gabriela is definately much softer, more feminine and fruity.

Introduced in 1989, the first fragrance by Argentinian tennis player Gabriela Sabatini is a very rich floral with a fantastic composition. Once its soapy sharp opening -which can be a turnoff for many- settles, it becomes one of the most beautiful bouquets I have had the pleasure to enjoy: Jasmine, Orange Blossom, Honeysuckle and Lily-of-the-Valley, to mention a few of the notes. There's an ambery undertone to it that gives it a little warmth. Very similar to Joop! Femme, and sadly underrated, this is gem not many people know of. If you're into big florals -as I am- you will definitely enjoy this. Big plus: Sooo inexpensive! Great value for the buck!

I like them anyway I have this one and like it, but I like the EDT much much better. don't sparkly and soft spicy? Anyway back to the review.. My boyfriend told me I smell like cloves when I wore this one ( he's a cook..) but I don't like cloves and definitely not in perfumes. But a different guy followed me riding on his bike when I was riding on my bike. He came biking very quickly from behind me, stopt me (and almost fell from his bike) and ask me what I was wearing because it smelled so good. I had applied the parfum in the morning and at this point it was at least 6 hours later. So the parfum must have some secret power or something..

In February, I had found this perfume was like a piece of glass, cold, edgy mineral, with a formidable but frigid elegance. I recognized his quality, complexity, but not humanity. Now that Europe is beating all heat records, it's the perfect fragrance. It has an incredible class, no deluge of lemon-cologne, no: the nobility of the snow princess, who never sweats, and with a superb sillage. If you live in a hot country, this gem is a must. Update: after one year, heat comes back, still in love. Don’t trust the first soapy blast, wait for the heavenly florals settling. Just perfection.

I always like to remind myself how famous this perfume once was when it first came out. I need to replace it everytime mine runs off; nowadays, it's a hugely accessible scent and it's still one of my favorites. Sabatini finds the room before you do yourself, and it almost glues into your skin. I think we don't appreciate enough how much fixation and projection this has, also the fatale scent is quite the cherry top of it! One of my all time absolutely favorites.

when i go back to the perfumes which i liked years years ago ,i realize that i don`t like some of them anymore,actually most of them.This one is the only one exception from my old time favourites which i like more nowadays than before,when i used to wear it.I love it now!Love love love!very affordable ,unique smell! P.S Much better than Joop!Femme which smells much more mature and old ladish

The dry-down is STUNNING on my skin, the oakmoss is really there. I adore this. Don't really find it similar to Alien. Prefer it to Joop! although they're similar --I immediately thought of GS the first time I sampled Joop! Femme.

I used this perfume once twenty years ago, I wanted to try other perfumes, but I always remembered the smell of Gabriela Sabatini, it has been a bit difficult to find. I recently found it again. I am happy to have it again.

Como um grande numero de mulheres brasileiras eu também amo Gabriela Sabatini.Tão macio e confortavel,jasmim e baunilha se misturam e dão uma sensação de aconchego.Esse faz meu tipo e será a proxima compra de perfumes.

Wauw Kittymoon you can find this one cheaper than Joop original?? I find this perfume quite expensive, especially if you look at the price per ml. But please let me know where you saw it so cheap!! thanks!! Action

This perfume is so underrated. This is amazing representation on how Marketing and design are practically crucial.. This is really solid perfume and is better than a lot of contemporary fragrances.

not a fizzy floral aldehyde at all; orange blossom dominate, heliotrope, orange, amber, tonka, sandalwood; though not listed, this is benzoin central

Got this fragrance randomly from a family member and it's so beautiful. Very elegant and sophisticated, mature and refined scent.

Smells exactly like Nuxe oils or parfume to me, but the longevity is much better! Great deal.

Definitely one of my favorites! I don't understand why so many people don't like it.

It is a fantastic perfume!! Very smooth and exotic!

26. february 2013 I ́ve wrote the short review previously for this fragrance based on the modern EDT that is still widely available. I remember that i also tried it in june, anyway it was quite warm. I wasn ́t impressed AT ALL! Pure cheap soap. But today i accidently ran into a 30ml bottle of EDP in original formula in a vintage shop. I wanted to buy it right away because of the many good reviews i have read here just a couple of days ago, but i wasn ́t sure if i would like it, so i made a test spray on my wrist. At first i was actually scared by the very strong soapy note in the opening so i decided i don ́t want it and left the store. For the first 10-15 minutes it was really soapy and sharp but not in a way that modern version is a cheap soapy. This one is a "chanel nr.5" in soap version, i am sure, since i just recently smelled that soap. Expensive soap. Then there is something animalistic and spicy as well in the bouquet. And some amber as well. I knew it, even though i didn ́t know the notes. Please add the zesty lemon and ripe fruits and what you get is a very close copy of original "Salvador Dali" in VINTAGE version. I swear they smell very close, however this one is not so developing and intense. BTW the modern version of "Dali the original" is also quite the same as the modern "Sabatini" version - not good at all. I have checked the notes and "VOILA !" - they DO share a lot of notes. I can even say that Sabatini is just a more simplier version of vintage Dali. I have vintage Dali and i can tell you that. Needles to say that i love the vintage version of Dali so i also love this one as well. BUT only in vintage formula, both modern version are no do for me. So now i can say that vintage Sabatini is a beautiful, rich, intense composition, with great lasting power but sillage i find a bit lower than i wanted it to be. I can ́t see women wearing it during the summer time, for me it is a winter-autumn fragrance. Preferrably the colder the better. I can see a passionate, sexy brunette wearing this either with an evening gown, jeans or a leather outfit. Very 80 ́s in that way i must say. But in a very good way. Needles to say i got back in few days and purchased that bottle. I am not brunette, but definitly enjoy this very much as well. My verdict: "no" for modern version, "YES" for vintage! Go for the box with three stripes, that the original version. P.S. I haven ́t tried the "Femme" by Joop, so i can ́t compare.

If you like fragrances like Joop, Poem, Jil Sanders No. 4, and others in that vein, you should like this. I'm not a fan of those kitchen sink scents, finding them too heavy and perfumy for me, and the few that I like (Amarige) I have to be in the mood for or wear on special occasions where it won't feel out of place. Unlike the others, this is not as overwhelming. It also starts out strong but is not an afront to the senses. It's smooth and soft from beginning to end, so it will fit in everywhere. The issue that I'm having is it does not last. An hour if I am lucky, and then becomes a skin scent. I originally purchased a vintage bottle, and it was bad all the way through and had to be ditched, so I have no idea if the original version performed any better. I have, what I guess now, (guess because I don't even know if it is still in production), a newer manufactured bottle from fragnet and it smells nice and fresh, beautiful really, but the performance issues are a problem. I was told by my sister that she could only smell it when she got close enough to sniff my neck, so it would be good to wear if you work in a job where you need to fly under the radar. I just wish that I could smell the silage off myself so I could enjoy it too since it is so pretty. This is one I'll have to carry the bottle with me to respray throughout the day, but it is so cheap I don't mind, though I doubt I would repurchase another bottle after this one is finished.

OK, as for me, I liked this one from the first sniff (maybe Gabriela's personality itself made some influence as well) but hesitated about buying it for a long time. The scent is rather strong - that is for sure. This point was the main cause of my doubts. The fragrance seemed me to suit only brunets. But the whole impression was quite positive - the smell is elegant (I fully agree with the "modern classic" definition) and at the same time bright and unusual. To be real, I hardly could distinguish any particular notes but conclude just that it is sweet but also fresh. I even had supposed that honey is included and was very surprised to be wrong about this. Should this exotic sweetness be caused by plentiful supply of flowers? Anyway it is delicious. The positive point is that the scent stays fresh and uplifting in the base - that is what I tried to search in different perfumes, so Gabriela Sabatini turned to be a pleasant surprise for me! By the way, when test Gabriela Sabatini I put just a small drop on my wrist, and the smell seemed so intense that I was afraid of what it should be like if spray it on the skin. But when I tried I found it actually soft enough even with 3-4 sprays. P.S. My brother showed dislike for this frag - such a strange person! Although, I think the scent should appeal to the most men, but keep in mind that there are some exceptions...

Love it or hate it, but some perfumes stick around for a reason. This was first introduced in 1989 and it's still a standard in the drugstore shelves! For some reason I only ever tested the Miss Gabriela ones. That changed on Saturday when I was shopping with my mom and we recalled the classics like Tosca and Nonchalance (both nice fragrances in their own right) and she handed me this one. The first spray is reaaaally intense! Dense flowers and a little fruit akin to the first blast of Poeme. Very nice and classic, expensive smelling. In the dry down I get more vanilla and a little wood. Not outdated at all but I can see why this might not have the appeal to some it once had. Given the recent launches most noses are not accustomed to fragrances like this anymore. But I will definitely get a small bottle! :)

I was recently gifted a big bottle of this and I've never tried it before so I wasn't sure what to expect. I sprayed it on and smelled it before I even looked up the notes on fragrantica. The first thing I smell is white Musk it's very musky and powdery and clean. After 15 minutes I start to smell lots of Sandalwood and roses. I'm surprised that sandalwood and Rose and musk isn't voted at the top of the pyramid because on my skin at least,those are the main players in the perfume. It's very feminine,very powerful, leaning on the sweet side but still fresh. The Dry down becomes more like expensive white soap.I think it's a beautiful perfume. It has a great sillage and great longevity.

I got a bottle of this as a present for my 18th bday, ages ago... 😅 At the time, I didn't like it, it smelled too strong, somehow both aggressively provocative and matronly at the same time. Fast forward to my 30th bday: I rediscovered it while cleaning my old room at my parents' house. What a delight! 💖 It still smells strong to me, but in a powerful and present, feminine way. It gives me the image of a confident, independant, capable woman, wearing a gray business suit, white button down, black stilleto pumps, and her hair in an updo. I sprayed a little on my wrists and couldn't stop sniffing them for the whole day. It is so wonderfully addictive!

This perfume reminds me of the summer I wore it - I was 14 at the time. I emptied one bottle back then and rebought it at 15, I am still on that same bottle years later. It's a very inoffensive and girly floral with a hint of freshness to it. After some time it transforms into a lovely, close to the skin sweet flowery scent that just smells like ME. Back in my early teens this was one of the only perfumes I owned considering it's very inexpensive and available at the drugstore where I live. Today i think of it as enjoyable and just overall simple to wear. I'm not in love with it anymore but I still think it's nice and I still like wearing it.

I loved Gabriella Sabatini perfume when I was a pre-teen (well, the dupe of it). Now, as an adult, I wanted to get myself one of my favourite scents, but all the ones I tried – vintage bottles, or new ones – are just an aldehydic assault. Even when that passes, the scent isn't the same 😕 . It might be that my childhood dupe was not a good *dupe*, but was an amazing scent OR there has been a reformulation of the original. Or both, why not. Anyway, I'd love to be able to smell the one I thought of as GB again...

The aldehyde is slight and blows off within 20 minutes. However I think it remains as support to lift the vibration of this perfume to the mid zone. Mostly it's pretty, charming and sweet white flowers with the nectar of honeysuckle and muguet keeping it innocent. It does smell like a dimestore floral now, and I assume that was not the case with the OG. Never mind, it's cute and optimistic and never cheap smelling. If you can find it for 10 bucks, a strong recommend for old school fans.

Tried it few days ago and expected something strong and classic but was really dissapointed with a drydown. While the opening and middle notes are beautiful and very floral the drydown smells like a cheap soap. Really. So sad, i like some others Gabriela Sabatini scents but this one is sadly off my favorite list due to soap smell. sorry. This was a review for modern EDT. I guess the original formula is different, so now i have to try it, since i really love Magnetic!!

Wow, I have fortunately 100 ml bottle of this one. One bad thing there is having a large collection of perfumes... they get forgotten to shelf. This one was also the kind I took it and sprayed on my wrists. And ahh, what a wonderfull memories this brings on my mind from youth days. Smiling wide. These days I consider this to be eaven more good, dry down is a bit sweet, little powdery with vanilla and amber. This is huge romantic scent Me thinks.

When did they change the formula? Just got a brand new EDT bottle and it's absolutely amazing! Unlike the previous one that I bought in 2006... Was it already the new version that just aged awfully or was it the old formula? Both boxes and bottles are identical. Any suggestions, please?... Anyway, it is only now that I feel like a real "Miss of the 80's", definitely not with the previous bottle;))) Whatever they did, works for me!

This was the very first parfume i ́ve ever bought when I was 11 years old. It ́s 27 years ago and I can still remember how much I like it, and how much I felt like a grown up, when I bought it and put the parfume on. I actually don ́t know if it ́s still made, but if it does, Im gonna buy a bottle, because I remember it af beeing really nice. I remember it as a floral-vanilla scentet parfume, really nice.

I used to wear this perfume about almost 20 years ago and remember that I felt great when I did! My husband liked it so much that he used to stole almost every day a few drops of it, to smell good too! It has power, during on my skin very long, and it's soft and kind and very feminine. I'm thinking in bying it again, because in Brazil it's really easy to find it and it's not expensive, as well. Maybe...

Very nice fragrance. Spice and wood notes make GS unisex and a delight to wear. Yes, it's a celeb scent, and a very good one at that. Sillage and lasting power are modest, reapplication is necessary but not a hardship. :) GS isn't hard to find online and sells for little money: a nice cheapy but goodie! :)

I only had a miniature bottle of this, which was gifted to me from a school friend, when I was a teenager, but I liked it a lot. A very feminine, warm and cozy fragrance. In my opinion it's not heavy or sweet, gives of this typical vintage and classy vibe. It actually might be discontinued nowadays.

To me this smells like a softer, sweeter and a bit fruitier version of Givenchy Organza. It’s one of the few perfumes that last on my skin. It’s an interesting yet still versatile fragrance that fits any season and any occasion. This was love at the first sniff and remains one of my favorites.

I had this fragrance maybe 20 years ago. It smelt different powerful, very sweet and oriental-exotic. It seemed like the scent of a powerful modern woman who decides her own life. It was heavy and now I wouldn't call it a classy scent, but at that time for me it was.

Can't tell the difference between Lalique Lalique and Gabriela Sabatini. On my skin, the drydown is identical: perfumey and powdery + a hint of Amarige. I'll use it for layering to add some depth to more floral and light fragrances.

Delicious! I also have a big bottle of Joop!Femme. They smell indeed very alike, but Gabriella is more fresh and a bit more fruity. Too bad that this fragrance is so undervalued, I think it's still a wonderful scent!

A nice sweet scent (not a sugary one). A crowd pleaser. Will suit women over 25 (not for teens). Sillage and longevity are very moderate. For everyday use.

Nice scent, but definitely it's for a mature and powerful woman. Not a usual celeb fragrance.

my mom's favorite perfume. to me, it smells like soap; clean scent

Goes straight to my favorites shelf! Love it

[RESENHA DA REFORMULAÇÃO] 0 aldeídos (infelizmente), na minha pele ele abre com frutas, estas por vezes parecem bem naturais em forma de salada de frutas mais cítricas e as vezes eu sinto algo sintético, depois disso o lado de "suco de laranja" continua e as flores brancas da noite se abrem, majestosamente, nossa, como eu AMO dama da noite, esse daqui é uma dama da noite cruzada com flor de laranjeira, no final ele fica um pouco abaunilhado e resgata o lance das frutas cítricas (acho que por conta da flor de laranjeira que ficou fortíssima em mim). Essa reformulação tá parecida com o perfume Humor da Natura, um cruzamento entre o 3 e o Pitada de Humor. Particularmente, não gosto de perfumes frutais, doces, e não gosto muito que notas cítricas durem tanto como dura neste (mas era de se presumir por conta da flor de laranjeira...), ainda assim, é lindo, por me transportar pra debaixo de uma dama da noite (por um tempo curto, infelizmente). Gostaria de ter a versão antiga, como a antiga tem aldeídos e todos falam sobre ser datado, creio que gostaria bem mais.

Sweet and sunny flower nectar with a hint of honey. Elegant, graceful, creamy thick. Unfortunately, the performance is not great - it's not durable, in 1-2 hours it turns into a skin scent.

My grandma had this perfume, this is a very independent, yet feminine business woman from the 80s or 90s. If you like jasmine centered perfumes or vintage vibes perfumes you will love it.

Wooooow it's retro. I would never wear anything like this - but I appreciate it. My bottle is from 2007, so it has also probably gone bad, but all I get is an aldehydic-powdery-perfumey scent. Soooo interesting to see how much perfumery has changed in the past 30 years, I doubt anything like this would be released nowadays.

I got it from Germany. Sigh....another disappoint... It smell really soapy musky floral yet bug spray. I was niive to belive fra????????net site's reviews. I think they allowed only good review. It is def for mature women who like strong smell. It reminds me Jean paul gotie perfum too.

It was the worst fragrance I have ever tried on me indeed. It's strong and really really bad smelling! I would not recommend it to anyone as it almost made puke!

I adore the vintage one, so wonderful! But after the reformulation....BIG no! Why oh why Gabriela? So sad.. With respect for those who loves this newer version.