Omnia by Bvlgari

A delicate and luminous fragrance that screams purity. Notes of pear, bamboo, tea, and lotus flower with oakmoss. Ideal for those looking for something fresh and sophisticated for everyday wear. It’s unique and long-lasting: 6 hours on skin, projects strongly at first, then stays in your personal bubble.

I’m on my fourth bottle. It’s a must-have because it works for almost everything and is different from the others. It gives a warm sensation but remains sweet. On my skin, it lasts over 12 hours and on clothes until I wash them. I love it, but don’t buy it blindly because it’s a very particular aroma.

I’ve been searching for years for a chai tea perfume: sweet, creamy, spiced, and milky. Among Fragrantica options, this Omnia seemed the closest (wrong choice). It was a nightmare to get it, as it’s discontinued and hard to find Bulgari in Argentina. I managed to get a blind partial. It delivered everything except the milky note. It’s super creamy, warm, and spiced with a soft sweet touch. In the opening: ginger, cardamom, and mandarin. In the heart: chai, cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg. Unlike others, I sense white chocolate, but not cloying, rather woody: starts sweet and ends a bit bitter. It’s not milky because real chai has pure milk; this smells like half water and half milk. I thought with so many spices it would be heavy, but it’s not. Here in Argentina it’s 32ºC. I sprayed it and went to the lake in full sun. Lasted from 12 to 7. On my skin, no perfume lasts; Alien reaches 7-8 hours and others 4. So 7 hours are excellent. Although I tested it in summer, I don’t think it’s for this season. I’m dying to use it in autumn or winter. Not for night, because I prefer more intense and sexy perfumes (and Omnia isn’t that), but yes for a quiet winter or spring night. In conclusion, I liked it a lot and it satisfied my desire for a chai tea scent, more aromatic than gourmand. I’ll treat my Omnia like gold 🤎 EDIT: I tried it last night, fresher (19ºC). I put it on at 8 PM and by 12 PM the next day it still smelled too strong, until it gave me a headache 😵💫 I insist, everything lasts little on me. Now I’m afraid to use it again 😅

It’s not you, it’s me. I got obsessed with you, idealized you, and when I finally had you, I ended up comparing you to Kenzo Jungle’s alter ego. You’re not ugly, you’re sweet, slightly spiced, and warm, but you run on low RPMs, at least on skin. Everything is overshadowed by Kenzo, and you’ve ended up sidelined and shy. It’s a pretty aroma, but I expected greater intensity. It’s perfect for those who feel Kenzo is too overwhelming and are looking for something similar but softer and easier to wear. For any season and informal situations. Trading or selling if anyone is interested. What a pity we won’t be friends, but I’m an intensa for everything.

It has a marked white chocolate opening that quickly transforms into a spice cocktail: cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove. Its dry down smells like chai latte and is one of the most delicious things I’ve heard, to the point that it’s one of the few I haven’t bought secondhand. Unfortunately, its sillage is non-existent and its longevity is terrible: it stays very close to the skin until disappearing in about 6 hours. It seems like a slightly feminine fragrance for temperate climates, ideal for informal occasions and autumn afternoons on the couch. It’s one of my personal fragrances to boost my mood. Since it’s discontinued, I use it with great parsimony. I still haven’t found a substitute, so I accept recommendations 🙂 Pleasant: 10/10 Interesting: 8/10 Versatile: 7/10 Original: 9/10

It’s a spiced, warm, and slightly sweet fragrance. Ideal for winter, and if for night, better. It has a moderate-to-high intensity that can be overwhelming for some.

It feels divine, as if all the notes dance in an elegant, perfect olfactory poem. The blend is strong yet soft, lasts forever, and the dry-down is spectacular. The only flaw is the bottle: it’s ugly and tacky, nothing elegant, very cumbersome, and a shame it doesn’t do justice to such a beautiful essence.

I’m obsessed with Omnia: it’s spicy yet fresh, which is unusual. The white chocolate adds just the right amount of sweetness for me, even though I’m not a gourmand fan. I wear it in spring—it’s the perfect season.

This is a delicious perfume; it was my favorite and signature scent for several years. Although it’s a spice bomb, it turns out very soft and delicate, nothing heavy. It’s warm and fresh at the same time, with a light sweet touch. I mainly detect ginger, cinnamon, pepper (not spicy), woods, and clove. It performs best in temperate or warm climates. It’s a pity they discontinued it; its flankers don’t resemble it at all, except maybe Omnia Indian Garnet, which has a bit of its heritage. Not many people know about it here, but on Fragrantica in English, there are many reviews.

They gave it to me as a gift and I didn’t like it. It’s long-lasting but heavy. I gave it away.

It’s a fresh oriental, unique, slightly sweet, and subtly spiced, like a masala chai with a touch of fresh milk (from the white chocolate) in a wooden bowl. It’s a fresh tea, not hot, ideal for hot days. This way I can use my favorite spices without feeling overwhelmed; it’s perfect for traveling to warm and humid lands. It doesn’t fade in the cold; on my skin it lasts quite a while, though it stays very close, so it’s for my enjoyment and those near me. It leaves me calm and energetic at the same time.