Nivea Eau de Toilette

I have had this for some time and never bothered to review it. I do love it and I wear it often to bed and first thing in the morning. Makes me feel fresh and clean and brings back childhood memories , makes me feel safe ,secure and loved. It's the only cream my mom ever used on us and I used it until I moved to Canada. Here it was slightly different and I stopped buying it. , the odd time I bought a tin while on vacation in Germany. This fragrance is pure pleasure to me. I love the smell of Nivea cream and this is very very similar if not the same. Since everyone knows the smell of the cream there is no need to write a long review other than it's a great job they have done with this perfume. I went to Berlin past summer and they had a whole Nivea Store !!! Was amazing , wanted to get several things but my families interest wasn't as keen as mine and I didn't want to stay in line. Love the powdery clean creamy smell with a powdery lavender opening. So innocent and lovely !

It’s almost a classic. How do I describe it? It smells exactly like that Nivea cream from the blue tin that everyone knows. Maybe an odd choice, but somehow, whenever I wear it, people always ask me what it is and why it’s so comforting and familiar. They can’t quite put their finger on it. Perfect if you have to meet and communicate with a lot of new people, even in a business setting, and make a good impression on them (might even help you secure that deal). They will gravitate towards you without knowing why. I don’t know how or why the classic Nivea blue tin smells so good, but I’m so glad they made it into a perfume. The cream has been a bestseller for decades and is still super popular, so turning that scent into a fragrance was a smart move. If you love the classic Nivea smell, this one’s a no-brainer.

If you've ever owned a Nivea cream, you know what this scent smells like. It is slightly less creamy -fair enough. It's not a cream-, and has a strong opening that made me believe that I wasn't going to like it for a couple of minutes, but it then settles into, well... Nivea! It gets creamier/sweeter with time and I love spraying it on me on days when I stay home, after a shower, before I go to bed, etc. It's calming, nostalgic and a great choice for days when you want to smell clean but not necessarily make a statement with your fragrance. It's true that it feels like a skin scent silage-wise soon after you spray it, but I wouldn't have it any other way. It's also true that it lasts for about 2 hours or so, but at this price, I don't mind re-spraying! I think that I will always have it in my collection.

The ultimate comfort scent in these turbulent times. As many of us, I too grew up with the scent of the blue tin. The Nivea scent has been a sort of staple, however, I never really liked the texture of the cream, and for some reason most Nivea products (creams, lotions, deodorants) tend to turn sour on my skin. So I learned to stay away from them, but sometimes I crave the Nivea comfort scent. Some reviewers asked who might be this EDT for. Well, I think it is for me. It is the cream experience without the white greasiness. The bottle is nice at first sight, but it is not my favorite though: it is opaque, so I can't see how much is left, and the white bottle gets a worn-out look too easily (I travel a lot with it). But otherwise it is nice. Happy!

I finally got my hands on this beauty, and all I can say is - exactly what I expected! Not to go into details describing top, middle or base notes (since I can't seem to pinpoint any in particular anyway), I'll just keep this review simple and say that after the inital spray it smells like Nivea body lotion, and later more like Nivea cream (blue tin). I have no idea how they managed to acomplish that, but I'm sooo happy it worked, since the scent of nivea products in general is amazing - clean, powdery and inoffensive. It's associated with beauty, health and tenderness throughout the world. That said, my only objection goes to its longevity and sillage (both poor), but that's how it usually is with the perfect ones, isn't it?