Gtabasso

This is a powdery pretty lavender that lasts less than an hour, maybe more like 30 minutes; far better lavenders out there for the money that last longer. It still is herbal but with a sweetness. A true lavender. I like the powdery quality a lot. It reminds me of the powder that pairs well in some patchouli fragrances. But it does not project. Skin scent. And it was gone on my skin in well under an hour.

This opens boozy and floral then develops a warm richness before the rose rises to the surface as the star. This is closer to the skin than some Happylands. It is a little more feminine though unisex. Almost a jammy rose with a twist that is a little woody and sultry with some amber weaving through. It gives it almost a tobacco vibe.

This fragrance is very green and leafy, plantlike with a little bitter herbal quality and some florals weaving their way in to sweeten a bit and oddly in the base it is citrus left on the skin. That really is my summary but stupidly we have to use 300 characters even if there isn't more to say. So, I keep writing just so I can post the first sentence that says it all.

This reminds me of the Chanels of the time, all of the floral aldehyde fragrances. No distinct flower detectable. Just blends into a soapy fragrance. I blind bought this and found this listing afterward but no other information. I'm glad I took a chance since I got it inexpensively. There isn't much more to say about it but they want me to write at least 300 characters for it to post.

This is a vintage floral that is sweet and a little grassy with lily of the valley and maybe some rose as well as possible amber and oakmoss but it is not bitter. Just an underlying woodiness but mainly a floral fragrance. Very pretty for the price that I paid around $16.99. I like but don't love it. It goes on beautifully but softens quickly and fades. Much like a vintage EDT rather than an EDP. But I have no regrets. It will be nice for spring.