All or Nothing

I adore this perfume! I don’t smell the lemon, but i do smell a gorgeous sweetness that i cannot explain! I am new to all this, so my nose is basic, but i can tell when something is too sharp, sweet, sour etc. I cannot stop sniffing this gorgeous perfume - both the smell and the bottle.

Vanilla, musk, raspberry and magnolia - this is what I feel in All or Nothing, I almost don't feel the rest of the notes, and if something slightly citrusy appears at the very beginning, it is unimportant. Freesia, jasmine, rose? Not really, unless magnolia covers it, because there is a lot of magnolia in the opening, it is mainly responsible for the floral part of this perfume. Vanilla appears very quickly - the main star of All or Nothing and becomes more and more powerful over time. Along the way, for some time, vanilla joins forces with the sweet but also clearly tart raspberry. In the base we already have a dance of vanilla and musk and this duo dominates until the end. There is also some cedar which gives the perfume a masculine character. In my opinion, All or Nothing will work quite well as a unisex fragrance. There is no childish sweetness to it either. All or Nothing is a perfume for vanilla lovers. She plays the first violin here and dominates the composition, which is why in the long run it may seem a bit monotonous and boring, but it has a few flavors that prevent us from yawning, of course if we like vanilla. It's not the most beautiful vanilla scent I've ever smelled, but I must admit that the vanilla used in All or Nothing is of quite good quality. This is not a cheap, creamy vanilla derived from baking oils. Perhaps this somewhat explains the high price of this perfume by Oriflame standards. The sweetness is subdued, the vanilla here, although it has a lot of sweetness, is more dry, a bit raw, sometimes together with the raspberries it smells like a milkshake with the scent of strawberries or raspberries. The perfumes are of good quality, but they can be accused of lacking expressiveness and character, and they can get boring quickly. Longevity are good, 8-9 hours. The projection is not large, but clear, wrapping the scent in a bubble like a warm scarf. The visual side is very encouraging. The price is a bit unprofitable, only 50ml is a good price. 7/10

The vanilla is the star ⭐️ of the show here and takes it “All”, the rest of the notes take “Nothing” but a supporting role to nuance that vanilla. Surprisingly on my skin the vanilla starts big, dark and mysterious (I can sense an unlisted tonka that adds to this darkness). It is not very sweet but quite sophisticated at this stage. I found AoN very intriguing but it soon reduced to more commonplace vanilla, less dark and more sweet later on. Performance is on the weaker side of moderate, though better than most other Oriflames. It is way overpriced for an Oriflame though I guess that the vanilla they’re using is of truly higher quality. You can sense it. I just wish it performed better. An extremely beautiful and elegant vanilla.

The composition opens with a pleasant sweetness amplified by juicy lemon, creating a sense of delightful pleasure. As the fragrance unfolds, it becomes more floral, eventually settling into a skin scent where slightly sharp woody notes emerge—at times a touch tiring to my senses. Longevity on fabric lasts several hours, while the sillage quickly drops to a very intimate level, noticeable only up close. Overall, it is a good composition, though not particularly distinctive within the mainstream; its flanker Amplified feels more refined in comparison.

I was actually surprised by how much I like this one! It's a very sweet white floral scent at first, though blended enough that I can't tell the magnolia apart from jasmine, with a citrusy hint in the top notes! I actually thought it was bergamot at first, it's father faint. It soon settles into sweet, almost edible vanilla! I can't scent any raspberry or rose here.