Divina Eau de Parfum

CHAMPAGNE COCKTAILS on the beach! Opens with a burst of champagne & fruity florals including pear, black-currant & heliotrope that together evoke Kir Royale cocktails. The amazing and unique opening transitions to a creamy sweet heliotrope, orange blossom & gardenia (not listed) resting on a vanilla-sandalwood base. The drydown overall gives the vibe of a gardenia scent to my nose, with nutmeg and a slight sunscreen vibe. The orange blossom is faint and the nutmeg-sunscreen vibe comes out more on the skin. This took several months to develop the true scent, initially being a blast of gardenia to my nose. The color of the liquid arrived like aged vanilla - kind of mauve-beige and has remained this color while developing. It was never the bright pink in the picture. Some reminders of Flora Gorgeous Gardenia Gucci and Alien Goddess Mugler. Contrast to Yara Lattafa: These are very different, but there are some similarities both being fruity-floral over beachy gardenia. Yara has been compared to a strawberry milkshake drying down to nutty rich vanilla-gardenia, while Divina is champagne cocktails drying down to nutty rich vanilla-gardenia. Contrast to Alien Goddess Mugler: These are very different, but they have similarities both being super sweet beachy scents. The openings are very different, but the longer they drydown the more similar they become. Contrast to Flora Gorgeous Gardenia: These are very different, especially the openings, where FGG has an aquatic sweet pear, and Divina has champagne cocktail, but the longer they drydown the more similar they become. Overall: Well above average performance, and while similar in some ways to other gardenia scents, it's unique and special with the heavenly Kir Royale cocktail note. It's a love for me. Enjoy!

Cherry syroup liquer D I v I n E ! Half an hour later it seddles nicely to a warm woody vanilla powdery heliotrop. Very nice. catching wiffs by every move. Can smell it on myself putting the nose on skin, but guess in hair it holds and projects still strongly. Nice! edit 1 h later. I still catch lovely sweet heliotrop vanilla wood and some cherry liquer note peaks through, but i guess on skin i ve to layer it with a warm woody scent before spraying la perla divina, to hold more of the initial blast of this intoxicating cherry powow ! Addicting. ❤️ I can t find this scent childish or teen-alike. Its very womanly sexy and sultry... The advertisement transports very fine how this "perla" smells and fullfills you with a "devine" feeling.

Divina Eau de parfum A thick balanced sweet syrup Heliotrope - blackcurrant liqueur - champagne - sandal wood - vanilla and I can smell some saffron - and I agree with the review bellow (smells as cosmetics maybe a pricey face powder) One of my favorites, unfortunately it's under rated while it deserves to spot the light on it It's totally different from the EDT, with a very elegant/romantic/bold character So perfect for 1st date. lasting power & sillage are so good.

This is a very pretty “sparkling” fruity vanilla! So pretty! Don’t worry if yours isn’t that light pink color! Mine is super dark cognac colored. The vanilla darkens as it ages. In my opinion, this is when the fragrance really develops into something beautiful. The vanilla takes on a deeper richness. The sandalwood in the base gives it such a warm coziness. I tend to wear vanilla in the cooler months, it reminds me of all the holiday baking! However, I do think this is appropriate for any season because of the bright notes of the Kir Royale and orange blossom. It is a lovely soft feminine yummy fragrance !

I don't know why, but my bottle of La Perla Divina is not bright pink like in the picture above. It's more of a deep mauvey purple. But anyway... I really like this. The bright fizzy opening levels off pretty quickly, leaving a soft not quite powdery, but cozy and soothing dry down. I wear it just around the house. My guy came into my beauty room shortly after I sprayed this on today and said it smells delicious in here. So this perfume is officially a compliment getter! ;-)