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Puigs first 'official' fragrance for Italian house, Prada. (four limited ediition scents were launched earlier in the year). Contained in a plum rectangular bottle with the Prada logo engraved in grey.
Prada (new) Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Bergamot, Bitter Orange, Mandarin, Mimosa Absolute.
Middle Notes- Rose absolute, Indonesian Patchouli, Patchouli Absolute.
Base Notes- Labdanum, Tonka Bean, Vanilla, Indian Sandalwood, Benzoin Resinoide.
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  |  I ought to like this as I love real amber. But this has been a great disappointment. The chemical melony introductory top note turns my stomach. The reference to Angel is understandable.. though somehow despite the odds I have some use for Angel. With Prada though that nauseous chemical note continues far too long to be bearable (sometimes introductory tops do have to be endured to get to the delicious... as in Cabochard); then the base notes are too sweet and vague to be interesting. For me, a scrubber. Anyone want to swap?15 August 2008 |
 |  There's patchouli in here? If so, I may have to rethink the idea that I hate patchouli. Seriously though, I don't smell the patchouli at all. My first thought was, "Vanilla! and Citrus!" Husband's first thought, which he said out loud, was, "You smell like a State Fair!" I had to ask, "How so?" Not in the cow patties, and rancid-oil-barrel-trash-cans way, but in the, "It smells like cotton candy!" way. It makes me think of Pink Sugar by Aquolina -- another vanilla oriental. But I gave away my bottle, so I can't directly compare them. In any case, if one doesn't like vanilla, this would probably be one to avoid.31 July 2008 |
 |  All I can smell in this is GREEN. Fresh green flower stems, with the flowheads cut off, then as it dries down the floral reapprears, but very softly. I find it really hard to catch any notes in this perfume. And overall I dont think I really like it, it's too green and flowery for me. Might just be my chemistry because it does not have a lot of staying power, either.28 July 2008 |
  | Prada makes a clean impression on my skin, and I love that when it comes to woody orientals. If one doas not put too much on, this one even works for every-day-wear. Itīs a very, very nice fragance! The problem is that only a little too much becomes horrible on my skin! I have tried for so long to use Prada, but finally I have given it up. But I can wear Prada Infusion dīIris, who has quite a lot of Prada in the drydown. It will be my Prada in the future! 14 April 2008 |
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| I'm with those who get the same impression of Prada akin to Coco Mademoiselle. Didn't think of it that way at first, Mademoiselle has more sparkle and vive, but Prada does have this beautiful seductive personality at the base, warm, smooth sweet and irresistible wooded and vanillic base which I wish was more pronounced...parfum please? I hear the Intense version further cancels out the base with an added helping of sugar, so I guess this is as good as it gets! 14 October 2007 |
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| Now, I must show my true alliance is saying that I prefer Coromandel by Chanel more than Prada. BUT I am much more likely to go through a 50ml Prada than a 200ml Coramandel! I think the Prada is much more wearable and I really love the patchouli note. It is nice and creamy and smells just sweet enough without bashing you over the head with it. Coromandel is a little harder to wear - but I have room for both. Not sure if Prada lasts as well on my skin - and I am trying not to douse myself in frags anymore. Thumbs up for me! 24 July 2007 |
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