Laura Rose

I always was complimented whilst wearing this. The sillage and longevity are excellent. The scent is more appropriate for cold weather. Laura Rose smells like an expensive french perfume, but I won't repurchase it because it's a little too mature for my age - 27. Maybe after 10 years this will become one of my favourites.

This flanker has nothing to do with the original Laura. Actually it is very similar to Chanel Coco Mademoiselle but it doesnt have that "expensive Chanel signature". Some find Mademoiselle strong or too mature. Laura Biagotti Rose is delicate and soft but really very similar to Coco Mademoiselle. The price is very good.

Ah, the freshness of the citrus, mixed with the lovely rose. I can just describe what comes to my mind, when smelling this fragrance: Summer day. Sunshine. You have just showered, with hair still wet. You are on the beach, wearing t-shirt and shorts, walking barefoot in the sand, playfully digging your feet deeper into the warm sand. Small waves comes crashing in over the sand and your feet. You hear birds singing. It's a wonderful day!

Nice, but disappointing; after a very nice opening which reminds me of Angel, and does not last long, comes - as mimi.smell pointed out - a generic, floral-sweet, pleasant-nothing-special scent. On second thought: this might be a good "first adult perfume" for a girl/ young woman in her late teens/ early twenties.

Just tried this one on me yesterday. It smelled artificial and very common. The dry down surprisingly was very masculine. I thought it will be delicate feminine fragrance but was wrong. I don't like it at all.