Cabiria

3 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Xav

  April 25, 2022

  

  Fruity, softly sweet, where melon stands out a bit more. It’s fresh for any occasion, very versatile. It fixes the musk quite well with ambroxan, a clean scent. It has excellent longevity and sillage, good quality, which is why the price is way too excessive.

• Abry_81

  July 9, 2023

  

  I was looking for something different since I hadn’t researched this fragrance, and someone gifted me a sample—what a surprise. Broadly speaking, it smells enormously like Lancôme Idole. Rose is a note that doesn’t lead you astray, and from the start, I felt it was well-pronounced, accompanied by something sharp and citric-ambery, plus fruity notes (melon, apple, and pear). Naturally, like all Tiziana Terenzi fragrances, it has immense quality, just like Lancôme. I think the big difference here comes from the ambroxan, adding its creamy side with salty brushstrokes, counterbalanced by soft vanilla and the green notes of mint and herbs that are slightly felt in the background. The cassis (a note I don’t like much) becomes more perceptible as it dries down. It’s a good floral-fruity fragrance, ideal for mid-seasons and even summer. Since I usually wear strong fragrances, I don’t find it very intrusive, though it is noticeable, and it lasts decently. I don’t understand why rose isn’t among the most voted notes, since it’s the one felt immediately and present throughout the fragrance’s life.

• Margott

  October 15, 2023

  

  Spectacular! They applied it to me a few times, and even after showering, the scent lingered. Despite having oud in it, it doesn’t smell like feces like some others; instead, it adds a special touch that rounds everything out. It feels unique and addictive to me. I also tried Tabit from the same house and love it, but it’s more subtle, not as opulent as Cabiria 2022. By the way, it’s the only one from this house (and others I know) that prints the year on the bottle, ranging from 2020 to 2023. I don’t understand the reason, as if it were a vintage like wine. I don’t know if there’s a difference between the 2020, 21, 22, or 23 versions. If anyone knows this detail, I’d appreciate it if you could clarify. Too bad about the exorbitant price. No matter how good and niche it is, we’re talking 400 to over 500€ for 100 ml. Cabiria is 400€ and Tabit is 445€. Few wallets can handle that. However, I already found Cabiria online for a bit over 200€. Although it’s still amazing, I might consider treating myself, but definitely not at 400€.