Laura Tender

Laura Biagiotti: Laura Tender 75ml Edt. "This Is Simply Enchanting, In Everyway"!! 🗣A Fragrance That Absolutely Delights The Senses In EVERYWAY Possible!! "Laura Tender" By The Beautiful Italian Perfume House Laura Biagiotti, That Brought Us The Unforgettable And Beautiful Roma, Venezia, And The Original Laura, Does It Again With The Lunch Of This Absolute Classy And Elegant Beauty "LAURA TENDER"!! This For Me Was A LOVE At First Sniff, And Who Honestly Could'nt Resist That Beautiful Green Glass Bottle It Comes In!! This Defiantly Is A Real Good Twist On The Original "Floral Laura" By Adding The Most Loveliest Soft Green Pear Note, Which Brings The Most Welcome Fresh Green Note To Laura Tender!! Then By Also Adding Mandarin Orange, Jasmine, Violet, Magnolia And White Rose Into The Fragrance's Middle Notes, That Keep's The Pure Undiluted Magic Going, And It's Wearer Surrounded And Intrigued By It's Beautiful Fresh And Green Perfume Aura!! And When It's Base Notes Finally Kick In Some 7-8hrs Later, And We'r Talking About Ambergris (Amber) Patchouli (One Of My Most Favourite Perfume Notes) Musk And Finally Soft Vanilla (NOT Cloying Or Overbearing In Anyway) This Fragrance Sure Has Superb Lasting Power For An Edt, Putting Some Far More Expensive Edp's To Absolute Shame!! This Fragrance Has Already Won Me Over Big-Time, And I Certainly WON'T Ever Be Without It In My Vast Perfume Collection!! I Also Tried Out Their "Lovely Laura" In The Pink Glass Bottle With An Added Raspberry Note, Just To Compare Them Both, And To Be 100% Honest Here, I Much Preferred The Tender Laura, As It Smelt Far More Classier And Expensive Than It's Lovely Version!! (I Actually Bought A 75ml Tender Laura) And Wearing It For The First Time Yesterday, I Received Three Lovely Compliments On It, And A Lady Asking Me The Name Of It!! So There You Go, If Your On The Fence About It "DON'T BE"!! It's A Real Classy And Timeless Beauty Just Waiting To Be Uncovered!! I Say........."BRAVO LAURA BIAGIOTTI"!! 😍😘💞💓

Laura Tender does not have any flaws of the ancestor. It's watery, flowery perfection that made me miss Italy and waterfalls, greenery and Rome at its peak of greatness. Memories of bird songs, fresh water basins, spring, not yet summer, joy of happy time among happy, water-soaked plants. It's Italian spring bottled. Rome region because of the plants I can feel through the water. Laurels mixed with blooming flowers, water, 28 degrees Celcius and a clear sky with the yellowish sunshine rays warming up the atmosphere. It's Magnolia dominated I think. Her pure, clear scent is a masterpiece. I remember liking Laura classic a looong time ago at first contact for the watery, flowery freshness type, but not quite well enough to wear it.

Very fresh fragrance that evokes childish, carefree and sunny atmospheres; fragrance that opens with joyful citrus notes of mandarin imbued with bright fruity hints of pear, immersed in eloquent, white and voluptuous magnolias and jasmine of rare purity. Fragrance framed by enveloping and sensual, amber and musky backgrounds. Highly recommended for those who love the scent of pears.

I've recently added this fragrance to my collection, after randomly sampling it at a local pharmacy. I liked it immediately and decided then and there that I would order it if I could find it at a good price, which I did, fortunately. This is my first fragrance from the house of Laura Biagiotti and I am curious now to explore more of their offerings although that might prove challenging in my country because there aren't very many testers from this brand available, especially of the older scents. Anyway, back to this fragrance: what drew me in are the pear and violets. I love pear and here it really shines in all its juiciness and freshness. Violets are a bit trickier for me. Sometimes they come off as too 'grandma-ish' (for reference, I'm 57.....) for me. Here I actually found that although they do read somewhat vintage, they add depth and furnish the scent with contrast that makes it more interesting and somewhat elusive to define. All in all I am very happy with this purchase. I feel that Laura Tender definitely adds something to my collection. Longevity isn't great unfortunately and neither is projection although honestly I don't really mind that. Thankfully I also don't mind the patchouli and vanilla in the late dry down.They are both very unobtrusive.

Pure, non-offensive, sweet in a non-gourmand manner and very very pleasant to smell around you. The scent is softish but surprisingly persistent. I don't know why it gets such a poor score. I wear Laura Tender almost around the year. One of the few perfumes I have and will re-purchase. L Tender made me realize I like ambergris in small amounts and right company. It smells vaguely like sea water and seaweed attached to rocks.

Nice simple floral, more for young girls.

I'm getting flashbacks to those early 00's watery florals. I'm surprised there's no lotus in the notes. This is not really my aesthetic now, it seems quite dated to me.

Green garden and the garden is dominated by bushes of magnolia, jasmine, violets, many violets. There are not many roses here, and if they are they are rather powder-like, white than bloody-red. The smell of spring flowers hovers in the air, slightly turns into the nose. On the white table stands a porcelain, hand-painted bowl with very juicy pears. Some of them were brought by a fair-haired, slender girl dressed in a white, slightly translucent, long summer dress, and some fell to the ground alone and found a place in this dish. This is the smell I see and what surprised me is that it is not light and fresh fragrance. The flowers are very distinct and dominative. I would be very afraid to wear this composition on hot days. There is a distinct note of powder mixed with subtly sweet vanilla, which stands very much behind, but adds something from itself. The smell is on the one hand fresh, but on the other it is very powdery with a small percentage of pear fruit. I think you may like it also cause the parameters are good. Not my style of fragrance at all but I appreciate such floral fragrances.

The drydown smells very similar to Givenchy Very Irresistible Intense. I have had both fragrances on my arms so I could compare. Hmmm If you expect something fresh green or light you might be surprised. This is heavy fragrance in my opinion.

Very generic and a bit dated. On my skin mostly jasmine and vanila with a bit of sweet mandarin orange in the opening and ambergris in the dry down.