Dorasima

This have become one of my favorite scents I've smelled so far. When I first bought it I thought that made a huge mistake. It didn't smell like the one in the shop at all. Its a very floral smell not a heavy floral like roses. The white floral notes is beautifully balanced with the oud an vanilla at the bottom. Still I don't smell that much citrus but its not just floral it has a special freshness to it that I cant describe over text. A very good compliment receiver for men and women. And a super all-round fragrance since it got that sweet oudy bottom but still a very fresh top. Although this is a very expensive bottle its worth it. Smell: 9/10 Longevity: 7/10 Silage: 7/10 Price: 3/10 Unisex

Every Pana Dora fragrance I've tried so far has been of exceptionally high quality. They create beautiful, unique scents, and Dorasima is no exception. Although it's a white floral fragrance - which I don't usually enjoy - this one is so distinctive that I genuinely love it. The woody, floral, and citrus notes blend together beautifully, creating a truly captivating composition. It's absolutely delightful. This brand is genuinely worth the price, it offers true niche-quality perfumery.

Wow what an amazing fragrance. This definitely leads more feminine however it is just lush. This scent is beautiful blend of citrus and floral notes and im amazed by how this fragrance avoids the basic feminine perfume smell and projects such an addictive scent. My rating-- 9/10 Girlfriend rating--- 9.6/10

It is interesting to see the reviews. A lot of people see this as more like a white flower scent. For me it is a very sweet rose scent with citrusy freshness on top and a very heavy woody and sweet base. It is a very nice, very original perfume.

Phenomenal fragrance, i love this, really balanced fresh but so so unique

I can wear this all year round!! Absolutely adore it!!

Dorasima is a woody/white floral scent that to my nose is feminine. I do not really see this on men and my husband did not even allow me to try this on him. I do not see any resemblance to musky fruity fragrances like Kirke, Dahab, and Erba Pura at all (not even close). To me Dorasima is so much more refined, classy, and elegant than any of the above scents. It is grown-up white floral scent that is not indolic due to woodiness, which perhaps brings a slight hint of earthiness to a fragrance. Signature scent worthy for those who love white florals.

This is a nice white floral scent! It's unique, fresh and woody at the same time. I think this could be worn to the office, just don't go to heavy on the sprays. Would say it's more mature as well. After testing all of the Pana Dora's, this is definitely one of the few that is leaning more feminine. 4/5 - good scent, but not for me!

Most feminine scent from This house so far. Elegant, enveloping and warm. Most of all very powdery. Starts with floral but as it dries, becomes quite sweet (vanilla). Orange, white florals most prominent. Also violet with sandalwood which give it a creamy texture.

Absolutely lovable!!! One of the best white florals out there. Little too feminine for me...

This is a beast, but a sweet, fluffy, powdery one at that. It’s beautifully blended and would make a gorgeous wedding scent. I’m mostly getting the orange blossom, vanilla and musk notes about 30 minutes after spraying. Edit: It lasted ALL day and I could even faintly smell it the next morning. After a few hours, I was getting a bit sick, as the perfume got sweeter and sweeter. If you love feminine, sweet, beast mode perfumes, this is for you!

It's one of the best velvety musk smell until the horrible alcohol takes over. I can relate why "remind me" section mentioned ERBA PURA. It's all about that imbalance alcohol smell. Longevity and projection are powerful, like all the horrible perfumes.

Very feminen rose fragrance. Strong, long lasting, mass appealing. But for this price not worth it. Idol will do the job much cheaper with same result. Way overpriced.

It's neither creamy nor beautiful. It's quiet harsh from a bold synthetic alcoholic oud with a touch of synthetic orange Blossom, on a background of sugary sweetness.

A citrusy opening, an orange-blossom-heavy floral heart, and then a punishing woody-amber-vanillic base; and through all of it, virtually no elegance to be found. It’s overly perfume-y, dense, synthetic, and frankly suffocating. An orange blossom drenched in sugar and vanilla, stripped of all its natural grace. It has that generic department-store haze; like walking past a Sephora and being hit by a swirl of every scent at once. What makes this more disappointing is the contrast with the presentation: they package even their samples in capsule-style cases, each with a tiny capped vial inside; genuinely classy. Unfortunately, the fragrance itself just doesn’t deliver. Orange blossom can be delicate and refined when handled properly; the natural extract is beautiful. But here, the instruments simply aren’t played well. Tag(s): sweet, powdery, orange blossom, generic

Another stunning fragrance from this house which didn’t disappoint. I’m lucky enough to have a friend who’s happy to decant some of her gems for me and this and moonlight are 2 of them. It smells gorgeous a scent I would wear year round. It is on the spenny side but to be honest it performs so well that it’s worth it as you don’t need to top it up throughout the day. The oud and leather are really well done and don’t overwhelm the rest of the notes so you can appreciate them. I’m not a huge fan of leather or oud usually but here it’s masterful.

gorgeous floral and musk scent. leans more feminine but can be unisex. perfectly blended