Romeo Gigli

Bought this hoping to find something like Eau Belle from Azzaro. But this one is too bitter and fleeting! It leaves a scent on skin that reminds me of Eau Belle vaguely, tho... But it's absurdly faint for a profumi. All the notes and greens, even a civet, for this? Nah, I want my money back. But wait a hot minute. One year later I'm coming back to say: spray on your clothes. The perfume is discreet, but it's there and lasts all day. The sour bitterness gives way to a feminine cloud, so nice in the heat of summer. Even taking my clothes from the dryer, it is still there. I changed from a dislike to love. Biting my tongue on this one. I even bought a back up! Give it a chance.

Yes on the 4711 comparison! So accurate. For me that is not a drawback. Acidic citrus opening that I absolutely love. Lots of light herbs and cool spiciness in the mid. There's a beautiful (& subtle) sweet creamy floral backbone. Is that the tobacco flower? Tarragon is noticable 💚. I don't get civet distinctly. It's definitely not animalic, just adding light muskiness. Not long lasting, spraying on clothes helps. Low projection. Perfect summer fragrance when you want light and fresh scents. Bottle is romantic but seems unrelated to the juice. Overall I love it.

What can i say more than the reviewers told it so correct, a great, not a common sent, very special, sour notes with sweet notes.I can't find it here in Holland. I'am so glad i own it now. If you want a good replacement for givenchy play, this one is a good choice. Great perfume!!

Romeo Gigli isn't exactly the perfume that one would fall in love with. It's not unique, but most of the modern, lately released, perfumes are not unique, they smell alike! So, Romeo Gigli is a safe, nice choice for an everyday perfume (smells a bit like O d' Azour and it's initial blast reminds me that of Miss Boucheron, it's sharp). What is more, it's a GOOD quality perfume, it changes over time, it becomes softer and sweet with the time. If you can't stand acute smells though, avoid. ADD: It's a sweetened ESTEE LAUDER- PLEASURES. I am impressed that they are so SO similar! Yes I know, the ingredient list is very different but I'm smelling on my wrist Pleasures right now and I smelled Romeo Gigli just few mins ago. My daughter'e English teacher wears Pleasures for years. When I first smelled Romeo Gigli, I immediately thought of her, now I know why, haha.

I never tried any Romeo Gigli fragrances so I was curious and I bought this. Nice scent, more sweet-floral-woody rather than citrus on my skin, vaguely reminiscent of Pleasures by Lauder (indeed), but with no longevity and very poor sillage. I didn't expect too much of it, considering the price. It needs reapplying throughout the day, because it fades pretty quickly, but it's ok. I think it would do better indoors, spring, summer, maybe early fall. Very interesting bottle - thanks to the fellow fragrantican who mentions the Shakespeare quote; I couldn't make out what the text on the back of the bottle says. Overall, a nice, safe blind-buy.