Indian Dream

I have mancera rose vanille and mancera cedrat boise and while I find both of them nice,longlasting and very well-projecting and I like them,they're not among my top favorites I was hesitant about mancera Indian dream.once I was a floral girl but now I'm into gourmands and oriental vanillas but a 120ml bottle for less than 70$ was Unbeatable. It's bottle and packaging is simply adorable.so elegant and feminine and I love this golden leathery bag of it Mancera Indian dream is so beautiful that I was almost crying.it's simple and this simplicity is very gorgeous,appealing and elegant.indian dream is a modern floral.to my nose heliotrope is the most dominant note so if you love it's velvety powdery aroma you'd love this.there's also a soft touch of fruity rose(like rose and raspberry),orange blossom and a hint of Jasmine This is a super pretty fresh floral bouquet but it becomes even better thanks to sweet,warm,fluffy cloud of vanilla and amber and subtle creamy woods Indian dream is gentle and feminine.it's sweet and delicious without being really gourmand.I can't think of an occasion that this would sound out of place.it's versatile,wearable all year round,day and night,for office,date and daily basis I really love it and I'm happy to have such a useful perfume.it's soft,modern,pretty and classy When I first applied it I thought it's not a strong perfume but actually it's longlasting.it's soft veil clings to skin and clothes for hours.. My friend complemented me on it after almost 6 hours without coming too close so it might not be that light but unfortunately I can't smell it myself and this makes me unhappy Highly recommended if you're looking for something simple and beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤ I have to change it from five hearts to four hearts It smells lovely but I wished it was stronger.I douse myself in it and still I can only smell it when I stick my nose to my skin Other mancera perfumes are sillage monsters so it's a pity that this one is not

This is a stunning perfume! @semyonsemyoff : what do you mean by “doesn’t have anything Indian about it”. Exactly, what would an Indian perfume to your nose would smell like? As someone who grew up in a very hot, humid, western costal area of India, this perfume has a very specific perfumey-note from local Indian fragrance creators from back in 80s-90s. This exactly how a rich Indian lady would smell in the 90s, who didn’t use western designer perfumes. Think clean notes, with bit of Ponds talcum powder from 90s, and the perfect white floral perfume, with amber note, slightly musty (like white flowers crushed inside a wooden box) note from a local Indian perfumer. The base is clean floral, creamy sandalwood with musk note. This was a nostalgia trip for me, because I have smelled pretty ladies wafting down with this kinda perfume before French designer fragrances became popular. You will only appreciate this note if you have smelled it in the past or if you are able to catch the naughty, amber & white floral note, Or else it will just be a floral perfume if you don’t pay close attention to it. Definitely sample before you buy!

I have to say Mancera have not disappointed to date. To my nose this is a stunningly original rose, just in that it doesn't really smell of rose! It's a white floral affair which again...doesn't smell like your typical white floral because of the dose of sweetness in there. It has an almost synthetic, candy feel to me that rose turns into a Turkish delight and jelly sweets, jam with a breeze of jasmine and musk with a hint of the balsamic and soft amber like base. I think there's a hint of spice in there too or just a tinge from the other florals perhaps? There's a touch of creaminess that hint of vanilla from the amber accord and sandalwood but neither are pronounced. I thought it was pretty stunning to tell you the truth, exotic and interesting. Lasts okay and is blended to perfection. I mean it was hard to define in note terms but in a good way rather than an unfocused way.

This perfume is like walking into a fancy hotel filled with huge, beautiful flower bouquets. It's got a strong, luxurious scent that really stands out, just like you're surrounded by flowers. Even though it's hard to pinpoint exactly notes, don't be put off by 'Indian' in the title—it's not about spices at all. I think it's perfect for February, when spring is just around the corner but there's still a bit of a chill in the air. The wind catches the scent and makes it feel like you're in a bubble of lovely flowers. It's a special way to bring a bit of spring's beauty with you, even when it's still a bit cold outside.

i really dont know what this fragrance is similar to, but upon sniffing it for the first time i felt its a princess, silky smooth, posh and best part is not loud but LONG lasting...its a dream alright.yes its feminine but i may pick it up for myself....the floral bouquet combo in this is that dream....LOVE it, men can use it too if they like florals...none of the floral notes dominates individually and they arent headache inducing...LOVE the bottle.summer and springs longevity:10 projection:7 smell:10 versatility:8(summer/spring/day time) compliments:8 overall:9/10(try before you buy) mancera i SO LOVE you lol