Arancia di Capri La Riserva

2 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• vitodito

  June 4, 2025

  

  It starts true to the original, but as it fades leaving a soapy, musky trail, it shifts. It’s like the sweet orange juice gets absorbed into a very subtle suede note; it’s not a leather perfume, but it adds a rough, velvety tone, all anchored by a very faint amber base. It’s as if the orange drops from a 10 to a 7, and those remaining 3 points become a blend of ambered suede. At first, it didn’t make me jump out of my chair; now… is it good? Yes, but nowhere near a hit like Buongiorno. Would I buy it? Probably not, unless there are surprises in the second or third try. I prefer the original, especially at its crazy price. Would I recommend trying it? Yes, simply because it’s interesting to see where this house has taken the scent, regardless of personal taste.

• Dos Manos

  December 26, 2025

  

  Brutally realistic, acidic, and tart orange—rich as if they just squeezed it on you. Top-tier ingredient quality, but the performance is a disaster: 8-10 sprays last an hour and a half, and that’s it; you only smell it at first. The bottle, glass, and spray mechanism are luxurious. For scent and ingredient quality, the price is fair, but for performance, it’s a rip-off. In Argentina, 100ml costs $220-$250, and I have to reapply every two hours.