O-Zone Woman

It is supposed to remind of the fresh scent of ozone after a thunderstorm has passed. It does it fairly well, but it is just a touch too sweet for a full illusion (having said that, it is not sweet at all on its own, I am just referring to this particular titular intention). I wore this perfume many years ago (it is rather old -- I am pretty sure it was launched before 2000 unlike what the review claims) when I was in high school, and it worked perfectly then. It was light and pleasant, and boys like it. I just re-purchased it again, and I intend to use up the bottle, despite having since accumulated a collection of much more sophisticated scents. It's not something I would wear for a special occasion or in the evening, but it's great when runnings errands in NYC in the summer. It is not a masterpiece, but your everyday perfume needn't be one. There is something about it that makes you want to purchase it again and again. One doesn't get tired of it like one does of 'bigger' scents. You will probably receive quite a lot of compliments on it as it is so pleasing. I get a lot of citrus, but not regular lemon. Maybe Meyer lemon, a tiny bit of bergamot, maybe some limes. There is definitely some cedar in there. I don't really get jasmine; I never picked up on chamomile, but now that I have read the review, it makes sense -- it serves to anchor the scent and prevent it from being too fresh. It can be had online for a good price in the U.S.; recommended for spring / summer office wear.

I wrote that I wanted this perfume three y ago, but, of cause I got my hands on it some 2 y ago, and yes, it is as goood as I remebered, the bottle I got was/is as it was made yesterday! I'm in Supertramps world, I have white bubbles in my glas, my life is a perfectly mess, "Lord it's mine", and a dash of "Child of vision", the lavendel in this perfume is intoxicating, it's so green, like a new cut salat, yes, there are some nice flowers, and so much more, who cares, this is a cocoon, I will be here until I meet my creator ..... Bi here, and smell my wonderful perfumes; this epic thing lift y up, it fits everybody on this planet, and, they, from another galaxy will come and ask: -Where do they sell diss bjutifull stuff??

O-zone is an old aquantaince that I return to when I need something fresh and green. It is a sweet (no candy) lemon based scent, but has so much more to offer than just lemon. It has a deep green juicy aspect that makes me think of grass, morning dew on flowers and fresh fruits. First few minutes are very much lemon freshness, then follows something much more grassy and deep green (think green leaves and fresh kiwis). It reminds me very much of another favorite of mine, Un jardin sur le Nil from Hermés, only les floral and more fruity. O-zone last longer though, and radiates much more.

Very nice in the heat. First full day wear today. Relaxing and refreshing. Light soft citrus and greens, not bitter to me, but the chamomile does add a floating yet grounding something extra to the typical scent profile that is noticeable. O-zone is unlike enough to EA Green Tea (I'm not a fan) for me to enjoy. Just had a late summer fantastic thunderstorm here, thrashing horizontal rain and wind that chased away oppressive heat and humidity. This fragrance is completely harmonious with the prelude, and aftermath.

The best citrus and green tea fragrance I've ever smelled, much nicer than Elizabeth Arden's Green Tea IMHO. It's lemony, it's sweet, a bit aromatic, and as the name suggests, airy and ozonic. It's uplifting and addictive, makes me smile whenever I spray it. Makes me think of Italy, the Amalfi coast in spring, happy people buying citrus at a market near the sea to make the most delicious and sweet lemonade.