Vivid Parfum

This is beautiful. Florals are not usually my favorite, but this is lovely and does not give me a headache unlike many others. Very feminine and pristine.

Violet makes this stand out amongst a sea of aquatic peony florals that flourished in the 90s. I like this better than many, but I don't know if I'd bother with a big bottle; the mini I have will probably suit.

Blue glass anything touches my soul. Nice bottle and a unique bottle also. Testing today - a vintage mini in good condition. Now I do like this scent. This is not a typical floral perfume at all - it is sweet and sour in a good way, like a gummy worm but without being candy like at all. Floral sweet, not gourmand sweet. This perfume has many elements to is. Iris, rose, something tangy, something elegantly powdery but muted, then there is a freshness also, not sure, grass...violet, woods.. This one is a very worthy fragrance - very unusual and timeless I would say also.

The bottle's prettier than the perfume inside. Vivid really isn't all that vivid but rather a generic feminine floral that reminds of other scents equally unremarkable. Not much sillage or lasting power with Viviv, which makes it a good work scent since no one is likely to complain about it. Vivid doesn't cost much, and that reflects its quality. I had some hopes for this fragrance. It's not a terrible scent by any means, it's just not good enough to hit the like button or bad enough to hit the dislike one.

This is for the parfum. A floral goulash which starts out very synthetic. Very little projection and longevity is about an hour for me. I like florals but this one is indistinguishable from many other forgettable scents. I tested a mini parfum.