Rêve de Sisa

I'm a gourmand/Oriental floral/vanilla lover,and there are lots of nice AND cheap sweeties out there.as mush as I'm easygoing with cheapies,I look at niche expensive ones with an idealist eye,so sn expensive perfume should have something more than just being nice to please me.I was almost dissapointed from finding my dream scent,a combination of sweetness,florals and powder,very feminine,very luscious,balanced,everything in it's own place.warm as a hug,soft as a feather,strong as love.finally paola terenzi did the great job and created one of the best sweet scents my nose had the pleasure to try it OMG I can't even describe it!all the notes dance together artistically and seem to melt in eachother as if they're making love Imagine a fresh,very pretty smelling flower bouquet.not sharp,not too much floral,like a whisper of best smelling florals and you can't even tell which specific flower is it(except orange flower that I caught it right in time).this fresh,floral bouquet blends with the most delicious gourmand notes,an edgeless sweet quality,like caramel and cream Reve de sisa is sweet but far from a plain gourmand or a childish scent.florals add a soft and pretty whisper of elegance so you'd love it even if you're not a gourmand lover.it dries down to a different kind of sweetness,a fluffy,powdery sweetness which I adore,thanks to vanilla and heliotrope and musk.as time passes it becomes milky,warmer,a tad darker and more sensual,thank to Tonka and sandalwood Reve de sisa is one of the best scents I've ever tried and I'm not exaggerating.it's as elegant as it's royal bottle and box,purely feminine,pretty,inviting,lush and delicious.if you're into sweet scents and a soft touch of powder and florals,you'd find it very easy to love.last point to add is about it's staying power and projection which are amazing and this is what justifies it's price tag I don't know how much it really is or where can I find it to buy,but this is going to be number one of my wishlist ❤❤❤❤❤ P.s:for me this is an oriental floral/vanilla not a floral

Pleasant ,but dated. there is something dry and fabric about it . like sniffing wet cotton towel soaked with this fragrance. Aside from that,I agree with opinions below.

Potent thick buttery caramel, soaking a baked waffle: aka caramel Stroopwafel (google it if you aren't sure what I'm talking about and you'll know right away!) - they sell those in LIDL too (EU residents should know). That's Reve de Sisa, but sprinkled generously with heliotrope (powdery almondy-iris floral note), which turns Stroopwafel into a real luscious perfume. It is sweet, powdery and salty at the same time. Not sure what are the most appropriate occasions to wear it, I'm open to suggestions. Atm I wear it at home, to get to know it. The downside is that when I spray it at bedtime, no matter how much I fight it - I have to then get up, walk all the way to the kitchen cabinet, and indulge with a stroopwafel, swooning over that fuggy wheat breath it gives. If you want the experience, but not the calories - Reve de Sisa is your thing.

This is quite confusing, It's a caramel in pineapple flavor in a plate made of heliotrope, & sandalwood in a garden of soft jasmines with slight doses of musk. The tonka, vanilla, and the neroli are making that confusion by creating a soapy effect with the help of pineapple. So it's like a clean soapy yet salty caramel and sweet blend, with some sea breeze and sea-salt effect. i find it a bit chaos like tasting a strengthen 3 different flavors (salt, sugar, sour).

At first spray i hate this, smells too sour and sweet. When i checked the notes, there’s pineapple note and galbamum. And I thought the sour and bitter was from those two notes. Then it turned something like cake, caramelized cake and poured with honey. A lot of honey