Body Eau de Toilette

11 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• azuriiita

  September 21, 2015

  

  It’s an EDT that feels incredibly pleasant upon application, like a burst of rose, apple, and amber-vanilla with a green touch… it gives a very comforting sensation, especially if you use it in the morning after a shower before starting your day. Over time, it softens and blends seamlessly with your skin… the feeling it projects is ‘smells good, feels good’. The fruity chypre category fits it perfectly. It’s a discreet and comfortable scent. Its ingredients are blended so skillfully that it’s neither too sweet nor too warm, nor too fresh nor too floral… yet it manages to be all of those things at once. It’s not susceptible to being boxed in or excessive in any way. I consider it suitable for daily use during daytime hours, for women of any age and activity level. It’s one of those scents I could use as my ‘workhorse’ without feeling underdressed… though that doesn’t mean it suits every taste. Overall, it conveys comfort and a ‘healthy lifestyle’. I see it on women who wake up early (because they want to) to exercise, whether mentally, spiritually, or physically; then they attend to their duties with a bright smile, eat well, drink moderately, have well-defined tastes, love an organic vibe, and are sophisticated. I liked it and would be tempted to buy it on sale.

• AlianzRebel

  June 30, 2016

  

  I won’t add anything to Azurita’s review; I fully agree. It’s comfortable, and on my skin, it lasts even past six hours, though less intense, it’s still there. The sillage isn’t huge, but you catch it with every movement, extending that fresh feeling after a morning shower and stepping out into the world. I’m wearing it in warm summer weather in northern France, and it’s very pleasant, even at midday when the temperature rises.

• AlianzRebel

  July 7, 2016

  

  I’ll add nothing to Azurita’s review. I share their opinion. It’s comfortable; on my skin, it lasts even beyond 6 hours, less intense but still there. It doesn’t have huge sillage, but you feel it with every movement, extending the sensation of freshness after waking up from a shower and stepping out into the world. I’m wearing it in warm summer weather in northern France, and it’s very pleasant, even at noon when the temperature rises.

• kcasanova

  December 5, 2016

  

  It’s a good perfume, a subtle but delicious scent. It has sweet notes but not enough to be overwhelming; it has good longevity and, in my opinion, is for daytime occasions. Glad I got to try it.

• kcasanova

  December 5, 2016

  

  It’s a good perfume—subtle yet delicious. It has sweet notes, but not so much that it becomes overwhelming. Good longevity, and in my opinion, it’s perfect for daytime occasions. Glad I got to try it.

• karyukai

  April 30, 2018

  

  Smells like a beautiful woman after making love on fine hotel sheets in Paris. It’s amazing how it blends with the skin, as if emanating from your own body, pouring out a silky, intimate warmth. It should be called ‘Burberry Skin’ or ‘Warm Skin.’ You need to take off your glasses to distinguish the notes, as they are perfectly blended into an edgeless ensemble: creamy, slightly soapy, brushing sweetness without being cloying. The apple is the clearest note, but it fades in just a few minutes. Then the magic begins with orientalized peach, orchid, and vanilla with a touch of sandalwood. The emerging sweetness is cut by absinthe, which doesn’t shine on its own but acts as a counterweight. I attribute the floral air to the rose, which isn’t a protagonist but adds something valuable, like a child scattering petals in the path of the newlyweds. If I had to define it with a single adjective, it would undoubtedly be seductive. It’s gorgeous.

• karyukai

  May 7, 2018

  

  It smells like a beautiful woman after making love between fine sheets in a luxury hotel in Paris. It’s mind-blowing how it blends with the skin, as if emanating from your own body, pouring out a silky, intimate warmth. It should be called ‘Burberry Skin’ or ‘Warm Skin’. You need to squint to distinguish the notes, as they are perfectly fused into an edgeless ensemble: creamy, slightly soapy, brushing against sweetness without falling into it. The apple is the clearest accord, but it’s the only one that fades in a few minutes. Then the magic begins with an orientalized peach, orchid, and vanilla with a touch of sandalwood. The incipient sweetness is cut by the absinthe, which doesn’t shine on its own but acts as a counterweight. I attribute the airy floral note to the rose, which isn’t the protagonist but adds something valuable, like a child scattering petals in the path of newlyweds. If I had to define it with a single adjective, it would undoubtedly be seductive. It’s gorgeous.

• DulceInvierno

  January 28, 2020

  

  What a delicate and rich aroma. An exquisite breeze of apple, peach, and tea. It’s energizing, elegant, and addictive because I can’t stop smelling my wrist. It has moderate sillage, but you notice it with every movement. It’s a beautiful eau de toilette I’d buy again.

• DulceInvierno

  February 4, 2020

  

  Such a delicate and rich scent. An exquisite breeze of apple, peach, and tea. It’s energizing, elegant, and addictive—I can’t stop smelling my wrist. The projection is moderate, but you notice it with every move. A lovely eau de toilette I’d definitely repurchase.

• Jannelsa

  February 1, 2022

  

  I bought this blind, expecting a delicate scent based on the reviews, but it’s quite potent on my skin. It smells very similar to DKNY Amber (the yellow apple one), just a bit more powdery. I own both, and for anyone with an average nose, they’re practically the same. Lots of apple, amber, tea, and musk. It’s okay, but this is the least favorite Burberry I’ve tried so far; I much prefer the EDP. We’ll see how it holds up over the next few days.

• Jannelsa

  February 16, 2022

  

  Bought it blind, expecting a soft scent based on reviews, but it’s powerful on my skin. Smells just like DKNY Amber (the yellow apple), though a bit more powdery. I own both, and for someone with a less expert nose, they’re practically the same. Lots of apple, amber, tea, and musk. It’s good, but the least favorite of the Burberrys I’ve tried; I prefer the EDP. We’ll see how it evolves over the days.