Verino

I love it.It is one of my favourite perfumes. More than fruity, i think that dominate base notes, sandalwood and patchouli mixed with ylang-ylang. I think that smells very sofisticated.

The first spray on the carton was unbearible to a point I didn't even try to put it on my skin to see how it settled down. Anyway, reading your good reviews I may give it another try.

I think it's very good specially for the year it came out.remember at that time there weren't as much fruity fragrances as it find in the stores nowadays. but it's a very classic floral fruity.it doesn't smell like it very much.there are some fresh hints of citruses and then the creamy powdery power of the fragrance. it's sweet,but not simple to describe and of course classic.but there is something in it that is disparate from the usual classic scents.on the other hand,it;s not like the todays floral fruity scents either.so it smells unique and that's what I like about it.

This perfume is hard to explain and to get a clear opinion. I find it strong and slightly masculine i don't know why. Also the smell last forever. I enjoy the smell if it is used fairly, maybe just a few drops on the neck would do. To me it's definetly a winter scent. It's soft and envolving at the same time. Quite a particular smell. But there is some note on the drydown that i can't identify that does not convince me.

It reminds me to the original Carolina Herrera but much much better, less strong and more complex. Not as sweet and cloying. Verino is fruity and very refined. It's a very nice fragrance.

It reminds me Poison from Dior but in a softer way It is inexpensive but It does not last at all too bad!