Romamor

I love this, so fruity sweet but also chypre...Finally something different but beautiful. Full bottle worthy ! I layer this with Paradiso by R.C. to add freshness to the composition. It is hypnotic, feminine, empowering, unique and addictive indeed. The packaging is also wonderful and you can read it like Rome amor or Roma moja -Russian, my Rome💓❤️💓❤️💓❤️💓❤️It's just WOW, a masterpeace from Italy once again 👌❤️💓

One lady suggested me this perfume. I had no idea about it. My review will be too short. Reminds La vie est belle, La nuit tresor...you know these kind of perfumes. It is not expensive and the longevity it is good. You can wear it day and night. It is fresh and romantic and not a bomb one. 3,5/5 V

For a cozy time in bed at home Love this Its so cultivated Beautiful blend....

Somehow this reminds me of Gilda. It ́s a feminine, warm, flowery, cozy fragrance that gives me the feeling of old school classic mature womens perfume without that heavy smelling dna that can be found in many of Chanels fragrances. It ́s not heavy at all, it ́s mild and gentle, but somehow classic smelling at the same time. I ́d say this fragrance is suitable for 25+ women. This will be in my perfume wardrobe forever (as long as they don't discontinue it). I think it ́s suitable for every occasion and I find myself not being able to overspray it. It ́s a masterpiece! Longevity: Approx. 6 hours. Sillage: Arms length.

Fragrance received as a gift from my nephew, the sentimental value far exceeds the real interest in the fragrance itself, which I find very pleasant but extremely fruity for my tastes. The opening fresh citrus notes are combined with the riot of red berries, at dry the floral notes are submerged by the always dominant fruity and sour notes, at dry down the warm boises notes take pride of place, leaving a delicate and reassuring effect almost masculine. Fragrance suitable for those who love wild berries.

Oh my, this is gorgeous! This reminds me of Sofia (by Sofia Vergara), it's the same kind of fruity floral (more fruity leaning). Like the commenter before me I agree that it's chypre, it has a certain dustiness in it that stops the scent from going full "celebrity perfume mode". It is not juvenile, but it is young and carefree in spirit. I see this on a joyful 20-25 year old. This is a great offering in this price range!

Fruity, fresh, a bit sweet. It’s generic, i will not lie to you, but it‘s pleasant nonetheless. It’s a joyful, feminine and carefree fragrance. Good for warm vacation days. I imagine a young lady in a pink summer dress wearing it while she shops for souvenirs. Try this if you like soft fruity scents. Final note: 7/10

It's nice, but to me it's nice in a way extremely reminiscent of a nice shampoo. This might be a personal thing, but this has confirmed for me what I first experienced when sampling Burberry Her and flankers: somehow berry perfumes smell like haircare products to me. Which is weird because as far as I can recall, I've never used berry scented haircare. Maybe it's some particular synthetic note? Anyway, if you notice you're struggling to find a light fruity perfume that doesn't smell like hairspray, perhaps consider if you also have an issue with berries. Update: I've taken to wearing this at home and occasionally to bed. Feels like I've had a pamper day every day ~

Romamor opens up with a powdery, flowery, sweet bouquet that settles down to a patchouli, vanilla base. It's very seductive and fun, but unfortunately, it ends up giving me a headache. My family HATES it. They say, 'every other posh girl smells like this.'

Romamor is an extremely powdery-fruity fragrance that opens up with a synthetic, intensely fruity-sweet sillage. You immediately notice that this scent is aimed more at a younger female audience than at women in leadership positions. The synthetic fruity and powdery opening is reminiscent of a teenage girls’ perfume for ages 14 to 20. I must admit that, as a man, I do not like this perfume, as it is too synthetic-fruity-powdery and can quickly become suffocating. The powdery sweetness clearly shows that the perfume is designed more for teenagers than for mature women in leading roles. This is exactly what takes away its charm and sophistication. After a few minutes, the scent changes noticeably: the fruity sweetness fades slightly into the background, and the fragrance becomes more floral, yet remains synthetic-sweet. Unfortunately, it strays far from the original Laura Biagiotti Roma and therefore does not serve as a good alternative. As a gift for girls aged 14 to 20, it is a good fragrance — but for accomplished women in leadership positions looking for sophistication and elegance, it is the wrong choice.

The flowers here are soooo present... can't notice such a huge amount of fruits though. I smell something close to the honey note (orange blossom?), it make me think about Scandal JPG. I put it in that category somehow. Not for me.

To me it smells very synthetic. A shame because the fruity notes would have been pleasant. Other than that, it is a common sweet fruity scent, nothing extraordinary.

I don't love it but I find it addictive. Red fruits and grapefruit galore! Cashmirwood smooths things over and turns Romamor into a cozy, albeit a bit hairspray-ish, scent. Sillage is more heavy than moderate and longevity is great, especially on clothes. I happened to receive a sample while I was applying for a job which implies a training period in Rome, so I definitely associate it with the Eternal City. If I get the job, I might as well buy a keepsake bottle. Side remark: this perfume is quintessentially Italian - don't ask me why, but Laura Biagiotti always smells Italian, no need to overemphasize it in a stilted way and/or with paraphernalia. Romamor is completely different from Roma but still, it screams Italy without overdoing it. I don't like the bottle, but that's no news - anyway I don't find it tacky or phony, I'd just find it clumsy on a vanity.

I love Romamor uomo, I am very close to buying it for my S.O, so I tried the female version of it today, already visualizing us wearing matching fragrances, strolling down the streets of Rome, being in love and having oh so much fun while the kid is at grandmas :)) But unfortunately this is not going to happen. Romamor is way too generic for me, I feel a bit disappointed, this sweet, fruity juice has been around for a few years and I have smelled it sooo many times. It lacks originality, something my beloved Roma and most of the other L.B fragrances usually have plenty of. It is not unpleasant. Not bad. Not too heavy. But it does not have a single characteristic that would make it stand out, or at least be recognizable. I love the idea of redesigning the original bottle in a more modern way, but that lower part looks way too...big and clumsy to me.

I'm wearing this right now, having bought a sample. I couldn't help thinking I'd recently smelled something very, very similar from my daughter's perfume collection; then it dawned on me that it smells a lot like YSL Mon Paris! It has similar notes and definitely that sweet, gourmand, fruity vibe. I'm not sure it's quite for me but it is pleasant and very feminine. The sillage is moderate and longevity isn;t bad either.

It sounds like Romamor is composed by a galaxy of notes and currently, I have not yet a clear idea, many perfumes (the few I know) or their vibes came to my mind: Eros edt Mon Paris edp Amo Ferragamo Burberry Her Lucky Lady Million... later I got lost and went into confusion. I should test it unhurriedly one more time to give it its own identity.

Empowering and a symbol of confidence, would recommend it to every women out there and have even gifted to my female friends and colleagues. I love the aroma whenever I spray a romantic floral, i t just not make me smell nice but also uplifts the air and atmosphere around me which I love it, makes it more soft cozy and welcoming!