Omnia Amethyste Bvlgari

Omnia Amethyste by Bvlgari is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance for women. Omnia Amethyste was launched in 2006. The nose behind this fragrance is Alberto Morillas. Top notes are Green Notes and Pink Grapefruit; middle notes are Iris and Bulgarian Rose; base notes are Heliotrope and Woodsy Notes. The new Omnia comes in shades of purple, with floral and woody notes. The top note is pink grapefruit. The middle notes are iris and Bulgarian rose. The base notes are heliotrope and woody notes. It was created in 2006. Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Čeština, Italiano, Русский, Polski, Português, Ελληνικά, 汉语, 日本語, Nederlands, Srpski, Română, العربية, Українська, Монгол, עברית. Rate only the most important ingredients you sense in this fragrance. Become a member of this online perfume community and you will be able to add your own reviews. Is there anything that smells exactly like this perfume? Something that lasts longer. Omnia Amethyste is a fresh, very green scent, and on paper it seemed like something I would fall for instantly. There’s an airy clarity to it, a cool wash of greenery that promises softness beneath the crisp exterior. But on my skin, the bitter grapefruit and sharp green notes stand out a little too boldly. Even once the fragrance settles into its smoother, slightly sweet background, that initial bite stays just a bit too present for my taste. It also doesn’t last very well on me. After that vivid, almost bracing opening, the fragrance fades sooner than expected, leaving only faint traces of the gentle, amethyst-toned softness it hints at. It’s a pity, because the quieter part of its personality is the one I enjoy most. I can absolutely understand why others love it, though. There’s an elegance in the contrast it creates - the interplay of tart citrus against a velvety base, the way its freshness stays bright and clean while it’s there. If there were just a little less of that bitter sharpness, and a little more staying power, I think I’d be able to love it as much as its many fans do. As it is, Omnia Amethyste remains a scent I admire from a distance: beautiful in concept, but just not quite right on me. Different scent memories and associations are what makes reading fragrance reviews interesting for me. It seems like a lot of people describe this scent as serene and subdued. For me this is the opposite of calm. This is the scent of a lilac bush bursting with flowers in the middle of a spring rainstorm. You’re drenched and muddy from waiting for your beau to appear at the agreed upon rendezvous point in the middle of a well manicured garden. Tempers are high, yet there is so much longing. This is the rain scene from Pride and Prejudice 2005 in a bottle. —- Anyway, for me I smell lilacs, aquatic green notes, heliotrope, and grapefruit appears every so often depending on the day. I’m also smelling a peppery facet. Longevity is an hour with low sillage. No, just not anymore. Used this when i was...

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