Les Belles de Nina - Nina Nina Ricci (2006)

Version from 2006

Les Belles de Nina - Nina (2006) by Nina Ricci

Bottle Design: Sylvie de France

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7.4 / 10 112 Ratings

Les Belles de Nina - Nina (2006) is a perfume by Nina Ricci for women and was released in 2006. The scent is fruity-floral. It is being marketed by Puig.

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Perfumers

Olivier Cresp, Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes	Caipirinha lime, Lemon
Heart Notes	Floral notes
Base Notes	Apple wood, Musk, White cedar

Ratings

Scent

7.4 (112 Ratings)

Longevity

7.0 (76 Ratings)

Sillage

5.9 (63 Ratings)

Bottle

8.1 (76 Ratings)

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Submitted by MartinGE, last update on 25.08.2018

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07/22/2017

6.0/10

4.0/10

Bcars10

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Smells like condiments

A friend gave me a sample spray of this, and I was so excited to try it! I think the bottle is adorable, and I enjoy Nina Ricci scents.

Sadly, the experience was underwhelming. The apple flacon should really be green, because that initial spray is sour like a Granny Smith apple! I rather enjoy that part, but it quickly devolves into a mess on my skin. Honestly, the only way to describe how it smells on me is "mustard and ketchup mixed." Even my husband concurred. It's weird.

I had much better luck with Luna. It's delish!

01/19/2012

5.0/10

6.0/10

Missk

Helpful Review 1

Candy apple

Nina is in one word; sweet. So sweet that had it been candy, it would have given me a tooth-ache.

Generally I love sugary sweet fragrances, but in this case I couldn't help feeling like a giggly, fourteen year old teenage girl when I wore this scent, which was not how I wanted to feel.

This fragrance reminds me of toffee apples, fairy floss and candy shops. Only this fragrance and Showtime by Kylie Minogue makes me feel this way.

Nina opens with a sweet but tarty lemon note, almost like lemon-flavoured candies rather than the sour, citrusy burst most of us are used to. For once peony isn't the dominant note letting the apple and praline practically star in their own show.

I'm not sure where the sweetness in the drydown comes from because all I can smell is sugar, sugar and more sugar. Not a hint of musk, apple tree or cedar.

Upon further sniffing I can detect a slight vanilla note hidden in the base notes which does give this scent a softer and more feminine finish.

Overall, sweet scents, (which did appeal to me a few years ago), are not likely to excite me anymore as I begin to look more towards becoming a woman and finding fragrances to suit a young woman rather than a girl. In my personal opinion, Nina is a teenage fragrance, I just can't picture a woman actually pulling this one off.

01/05/2012

Jubliant

1

sweet candy

it smells like candy.
Imagine you are a 10 year old girl. You dance in the living room to Hannah Montana wearing your older sisters makeup without telling and eat Jolly Ranchers till you have a tummy ache. Your breathe will smell like this.