Romeo Gigli Women

into soft sweet scents, you will love this one. Spay it on & wait for about 10 minutes for the fragrance to devellop & settle itself. Romeo Gigli may be a big Italian fashion designer & name, his fragrances are the opposite of Versace's which for the most are strong. This master piece is very feminine, sweet but nothing strong. lovely even when the weather gets hot. The first four minutes are like nothing but wait a bit for the magic to happen & appear. my tip would be to spray it on your skin as well as on your clothes for a pretty fair longitivity. The brand was meanwhile bought & relaunched by some big group. noidea if they kept Romeo's original Italian luxury style & spirit for the new creations but this fragrance, to me really is worth trying, buying & wearing

A beautifully orange fragrance. Carrot, orange, grapefruit and cardamom are most apparent to my nose. Green, too. Not sweet. You just have to smell it. Unique!

I can barely smell it... And if I can - It's synthetic. Also, I'm not able to recognize the notes. Maybe a bit of orange. A nope for me. Sadly. I was expecting a fresh citrus summer scent and I don't even know what this is...

Spicy orange with moderate to low projection. The cardamom peeks through along with the woods. It is not overly sweet, thereby making this more mature than many of the fragrances flooding the market that are predominately sweet and fruity. This is a nice selection for Autumn and Winter.

If it would last it would be boringly generic. Citrus. But it is barely there. Not worth buying. Even for the 5 euro's I paid for it. In the bin.

Perfect for autumn, sweet orange scent with woody undertones. It is a warming scent.