ITISLOVE

EDT VERSION: In 2008 the Salvador Dali House released this fragrance as a tribute to love and femininity. Its bottle was inspired by a famous piece of art called Dali's Lips Sofa, which is a lip shaped sofa created to represent the mouth of the famous Hollywood actress, Mae West. This piece was created in 1974 (after it has been painted in one of his screens) and became one of his best-known creations. In this Eau de Toilette version, there is no lid, but a bow which protects against spray-firing. The creator was Michel Almairac, who has his signature behind hits by Mont Blanc, Dunhill, Azzaro, Burberry, as well as creations of high perfumery as Bond No 9 and L'artisan Parfumeur. The fragrance is composed by notes of grapefruit, pink pepper and pomegranate seeds, in the output. In the heart, floral notes of Spanish narcissus, powder Iris and Everlasting flower (also known as Immortelle). Finally, a sexy and sweet base of musk, sandalwood, vanilla and amber. Although the output has not pleased me a lot, because there is a medicinal tone during the initial minutes (which I attribute to the pepper mixture with the pomegranate), the evolution is still very pleasant. There is a feeling that the scent could be a gourmand, but shortly thereafter, the flowers decide to vent. And the presence of Immortelle lives up to the name! After 1 hour on the skin, the perfume becomes more sensual and sweet, bringing up a delicate and immersive vanilla, heated by the sandalwood and the creaminess of the amber. It exhales and lasts for a long time. I can only say that femininity is stamped on this creation.

This perfume is certainly a very beautiful scent. You can feel the Pink Pepper mixed with musk at first when you spray it, but soon you realize the star of this fragrance is the Immortelle, surrounded by a cloud of Rose, Pommegranate and Vanilla. I'ts noticeable it's been carefully developed to be a sophisticated, feminine, cheerful and fresh fragrance. The drydown comes on the right moment and it's quite unusual, reminds me of those cute dolls with sweet perfumed face, which is lovely, in my opinion. Besides some may think it makes the scent seem cheap, I assure it's not. Somehow the drydown is very peculiar and even a bit gourmand, maybe I can't describe it properly... Longevity and sillage are medians overall, but I remember of spraying it in the early afternoon one day and I still could smell it during a happy hour in the evening with some coworkers, who even praised my scent. That's a fragrance that brings you joyful feelings, I often realize that it elevates my mood...

Hi, it's my first Salvador Dali...so i don't know any of them and I have to say it's great scent. It's very musky with hint of roses, vanilla and grapefruit at start. It reminds me to Tocade, a bit less sweet and muskier. I'm not so in modern, new scents and I wouldn't buy it by notes and review- it was a gift from dear friend Nathalie and she made me such a joy. It's very similar to Korres White teaBergamotFreesia, just a tiny bit creamier-almost the same. Review is for EDP.

this is lovely. a very soft and yummy fragrance that smells nice right away and dries down into a mild warm vanilla and immortelle scent. it is very light. I spritzed a bunch on in the morning and it wears like a skin scent within a couple hours. I may try the intense version to see if it has a bit more longevity and sillage. a comforting and friendly smell, easy to wear, I do recommend.

I have both the EdP and the EdT, I am currently on my second EdT bottle. I prefer the EdT over the EdP because the EdT is more woody and gentle, while the EdP is more grapefruit/flowery accented. Both are best used in summer or at least in a low humidity admosphere, in my opinion. ITISLOVE does not love rainy days.