Luna Rossa Eau Sport by Prada

It’s a hidden gem in the Prada house. While other fragrances might steal the spotlight, it never loses its quality. It’s the perfect casual perfume for your own moment—no exaggeration, just you looking good plain and simple. It smells refined, rich, and soft; it does its job. It’s a more sober Luna Rossa. It smells clean, and if it lasts, it’s because many people demonize it without knowing how it sits on their skin. Everyone has their own pH. Scent 7.5, moderate sillage, quality 8. All Prada scents are pricey, don’t expect Nautica prices; here you’re paying for pure quality.

A delicious aroma where lavender takes the lead with touches of bergamot from start to finish. I wouldn’t recommend it because the performance is terrible: I can’t smell it after two hours. It’s not olfactory fatigue, and my wife doesn’t smell it even when she presses her nose to my neck. What a pity.

I bought it by mistake; I wanted the Sport and didn’t check the bag until I got to the hotel. I was annoyed, but I thought: it’s Prada, it can’t be bad. And it is: soapy, clean, fresh, it brings tranquility and a sense of luxury. I’ve worn it for a month; after three hours I can’t smell it on myself, but people can still detect it until five. The trail is weak, I think that’s part of its essence. If it projected more, it wouldn’t be the same. I love it for daytime, spring, and summer. It also works well in cold weather and I get great compliments. Ideal for casual outings or client visits: it doesn’t overwhelm, but it creates a sense of security. I’d buy it again if I used it more to impress someone.

Luna Rossa Eau Sport is citrusy, a bit balsamic, and I seemed to notice something mentholated. It smells very pleasant, like an artisanal, natural, and simple style. I imagine it for casual outings or weekends; it conveys tranquility and relaxation. The longevity is good, although it hardly projects. I like it, although it seems a bit pricey.