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Omnia Amethyste (2007)
by Bulgari
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   |  A little sweet and a little more peppery than the original Omnia. It's closer to the Crystaline version. A blackish tea note is persistent and is mixed with rose. Hmmm, rose tea? The peppery accords mix with the woodsy base. Overall a nice fragrance.07 November 2009 |
 | I live on one of the Pacific Islands, and a girl I know visited me for a couple of days. She wore Omnia Amethyste and I thought it was terrific. Because it was light and delicate I thought, at first, I was smelling her shampoo. Then me she showed me her little spray bottle and I took a sniff. If I was a woman I would definitely give this a shot. I note that some of the other reviewers do not like this fragrance, but - as we know - fragrances smell differently on different people. Skin chemistry I guess. Anyhow my friend created a memorable and lasting impression on me with this delightful creation. 11 April 2009 |
  | Supposed to smell of the Iris flower (which itself smells like Violets). Explains the purple, I suppose. Stunningly beautiful, soft and warm floral fragrance, a shame that 'Amethyste' doesn't have a bit more projection. Bulgari's 'famous' Tea notes are omnipresent, but blended very well into the fragrance, which is hard to 'break apart'. Smells soapy on me, but smells gorgeous and delicate on my coworker. 28 December 2008 |
 |  Omnia opens with a light, airy green with pepper background… it’s both refreshing and elegant. The opening is followed by a spicy accord and a continuation of the pepper. These accords move quickly – and quickly bring on the floral heart accord lead by a delicate Bulgarian rose and powdery iris. The woods from the base rise up somewhere toward the beginning of the heart accord, so the overall effect of the heart and into the base is a powdery, woody, maybe even soapy feminine fragrance. I like the subtlety, softness, and femininity of this floral / woody very much, but the longevity could be much, much better. 16 December 2008 |
  | Its opening smell is that of lilacs to me, even though that's not listed as one of the notes. I can't comment on the drydown because it disappeared before I could even get around to thinking about assessing a drydown. In other words, longevity was miserably short. I do like the opening though! 17 November 2008 |
  |  Perhaps purple just doesn't agree with me, but I find it cloying, suffocating, nauseating. 12 January 2008 |
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