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Aqua Allegoria Florabloom Forte
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Descripción
Guerlain's Aqua Allegoria Florabloom Forte is a floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2024 under the olfactory direction of Delphine Jelk, this composition features top notes of mango, almond, and mandarin; a heart of neroli, iris, violet, and rose; and a base of musk, coconut, sandalwood, and moss.
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☹️ You can definitely smell mango and coconut, but it’s way too heavy on the iris and ruins everything. Unless you love iris, it projects an old-lady smell; it’s annoying and piercing. The good stuff: I sprayed a lot and it’s long-lasting with a wide sillage.
They tested it for me at the Guerlain counter and I was thrilled, but when I smelled it dry, it’s a dirty jasmine, like Alien (which I don’t like), and a typical summer jasmine with block-of-coconut sunscreen vibes. I don’t get why it smells like jasmine if it’s not in the notes. It reminds me a bit of Alien Goddess Intense… a letdown. Edit: I just compared it to Alien Goddess Intense, and this smells much more vanilla-forward. Plus, Florabloom has a dirtier jasmine, with that coconut I mentioned, a touch of violet, and musk.
Nardos bathed in almond cream. That’s how I’d describe this beauty: at first it seemed common, but once it dries, ufff, what a bomb, what a treasure. A very elegant and creamy perfume where the iris sometimes takes control and smells like makeup (and I love that). Other times you perceive the mango in the distance. I think over time the coconut creates a cream that wraps around different notes. It has become one of my favorites from the Aqua Allegoria line.
Enveloped nardos in almond cream. At first, I thought it was just another run-of-the-mill perfume, but once it dries… what a beast! So gorgeous. It’s super elegant and creamy; sometimes the iris takes over and smells like makeup (and I love that touch). Other times you catch a hint of mango in the distance. I think over time the coconut builds a cream that wraps around different notes. It’s already one of my favorites from the Aqua Allegoria line.
Ideal for hot climates, pleasant. Moderate to low sillage and longevity.
Wow, what a scent explosion… I own two Allegoria and they’re much fresher, yet I didn’t dislike it at all and I’m not usually a fan of sweet colognes, but it is very pricey. I’d swap it for one I already own or wait for a sale. I love the entire range.
I just tried it on my skin and concluded it’s the worst of the Acqua Allegoria. On my skin, it smells more like Floraboom than Florabloom. A gratuitous floral and fruity bomb with no logic, smelling like Alien mixed with Cartier La Panthere, which I blame on the mango and neroli blend, though it seems to smell like jasmine. It doesn’t evolve and besides, it’s dark and focused on the feminine. My take is that it might appeal to a wide audience and is worth it for going out on weekend nights, but for other occasions, it could turn into a headache.
I tested this fragrance on my skin and concluded it’s the worst of the Acqua Allegoria line. On my skin, it smells more like Floraboom than Florabloom. It’s a gratuitous floral and fruity bomb with no rhyme or reason that smells like Alien mixed with La Panthere de Cartier; I blame the mango and nardo blend, although it seems to smell like jasmine. It doesn’t evolve (I haven’t noticed any changes) and it’s also dark and focused on the feminine. My opinion is that it might please a wide audience and is worth wearing out for weekend nights, but for other occasions it could be a headache.
I love it, I love it. It has incredible longevity and the sillage is no joke; it makes me feel sensual and very feminine. It’s truly a great perfume.
I love it, I adore it. It has amazing longevity and the sillage is incredible; it makes me feel sensual and very feminine. It’s truly a great perfume.
I own this fragrance; from the first time I smelled it, I thought it was wonderful. It’s elegant, sweet, soft, and leaves quite a trail. Every time I wear it, I get compliments. I’m not great at identifying notes, but I sense flowers, more like a sweet floral bouquet. I can’t identify the others. It reminds me of a sunny day in a flower field. I don’t associate it with any other perfume except the Florabloom EDT. I would definitely buy it again. Overall, I love the entire range of these perfumes.
It’s addictive without being heavy. I discovered it by accident: they sprayed a Sephora bag with it, and my whole room smelled for days! I had to sniff through all the Aqua Allegoria to identify it; its scent is unmistakable. I usually choose fresh and clean scents; although it has fruity notes, it doesn’t cloy. It’s perfect for summer: light, elegant, and surprisingly long-lasting without being invasive. At first, I thought it was masculine, maybe because of the sandalwood, though many say it’s very feminine; it doesn’t seem entirely so to me. It has a unisex touch that makes it special. What I like most is how it evolves: it starts with a sparkling, fruity freshness but gradually becomes soft and creamy, leaving an elegant, enveloping trail. I also own Nettare di Sole; they’re different but both exquisite for summer. This one is more intense, the other more subtle… I’m head over heels for both!
It’s addictive without being heavy at all. I discovered it by accident: they sprayed a Sephora bag with this perfume and my whole room smelled for days. I had to sniff through all the Aqua Allegorias to figure out which one it was, and its scent is unmistakable. I usually look for fresh, clean fragrances, and even though it has fruity notes, it doesn’t cloy. It’s perfect for summer: light, elegant, and surprisingly long-lasting without being invasive. At first, I thought it was masculine, maybe because of the sandalwood, and although it’s described as feminine, it doesn’t seem entirely so to me. It has a unisex touch that makes it special. What I like most is how it evolves: it starts with a sparkling, fruity freshness, but gradually becomes soft and creamy, leaving an elegant trail. I also own Nettare di Sole; although they’re different, both are exquisite for summer. This one is more intense, the other more discreet… but they both have me hooked!
Luckily, I was able to wear it this summer without a second thought; otherwise, it would have stayed in the drawer. What stands out most is the supposed neroli, which smells like jasmine, very similar to Alien from 20 years ago. The mango is the star at the start, and the jasmine (not the neroli) takes over the rest. I don’t find it interesting or complex, but rather a poorly made version of the countless Alien clones out there, costing the same or more than the original. In the heat, it projects with great force, ideal for summer parties, but I can’t see it for anything else. The notes seem flat and uninteresting, stripped of their dimension. I won’t be buying it and recommend avoiding it based on first impressions.
I loved this fragrance; I’d been searching for something floral for ages and this one won me over. It smells super clean and fresh, yet delicate, feminine, and elegant. Plus, it’s super long-lasting: the sales associate sprayed it on me in the store, and I could still smell it on my skin the next day. The sillage is amazing; people turn around because it smells so good. It’s truly a 10 out of 10.
I loved this fragrance; I had been looking for something floral for a while and this one won me over. It smells super clean and fresh, yet delicate, feminine, and elegant. Plus, it’s super long-lasting: the first time I used it, the salesperson sprayed it on me in the store, and the next day it was still on my skin. The sillage is also amazing; it makes people turn around because it smells so good. For real, it’s a 10/10.
I adore this fragrance. It seems pretty, fresh, and super floral; you feel clean and beautiful at the same time. It’s perfect for humid, oppressive heat because it gives a refreshing sensation. I feel like it’s for a pretty, classy woman, but also a bit bohemian. Longevity and sillage are moderate.
I adore this fragrance. It feels pretty, fresh, and incredibly floral; you feel clean and beautiful at the same time. It’s perfect for humid, oppressive heat because it brings a refreshing vibe. I feel like it’s for a classy, pretty woman with a touch of bohemian spirit. Longevity and sillage are moderate.
Came back from the perfumerie with this on my wrist; it was on my birthday gift list. It has good reviews, but Guerlain just didn’t click with my skin… I expected more. The opening is rich, but it fades in a heartbeat; the dry down is better, but I still barely smell it. It reminds me of an Alfaparf pink conditioner in terms of power. It’s gorgeous yet soft. You can definitely detect the almond, iris, and violet… I insist, it smells too weak for a ‘forte’ perfume. I don’t know if it will hold up in the heat. What a pity.