Omnia Green Jade

20 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• anitarosal

  November 14, 2013

  

  Despite the bad experience with Blv Notte, I didn’t learn my lesson and wanted to give the brand another chance. I chose this perfume based on reviews; it seemed very fresh with a pistachio scent. I smelled it on blotter and it seemed pleasant, so I bought it. Indeed, it’s fresh, but I never perceived the pistachio, and my skin chemistry doesn’t work with Bulgari; the smell of cheap bulk talcum powder returns. The initial freshness lasts about 2 hours, and the rest is pure talcum. No way, I must accept that the brand isn’t for me, although the perfumes are good and interesting, they all smell like talcum to me in the end.

• SeleneHdez

  November 29, 2013

  

  I want to tell you that I didn’t like this fragrance at first; I always made the mistake of testing it on blotter paper. Thanks to a friend, I got a second chance in a swap, and no matter how hard I looked, I couldn’t find it to smell; they told me it’s discontinued in Liverpool. Well, I loved it: it’s not heavy, it’s fresh, cheerful, and has a powdery touch from the start that makes me feel very optimistic. I can’t identify it perfectly, but you can notice green notes, some jasmine, tangerine, and a lemon touch like Versence. The trail is medium-low and the longevity is excellent, over 10 hours on me. I think it’s very good for personal enjoyment.

• SeleneHdez

  December 13, 2013

  

  To be honest, it didn’t convince me at first, but I tested it on blotter and failed; thanks to anitarosal for the swap, since I can’t find it in Liverpool and they say they’ve discontinued it. I loved it: it’s not heavy, fresh, cheerful, and has a powdery touch that puts me in a good mood. It smells green, jasmine, tangerine, and some lemon like Versence. The trail is medium-low but lasts over 10 hours. Ideal for personal use.

• Lilmonroe

  September 21, 2014

  

  I lent this to my mother because she had too many perfumes, but I end up using it sometimes. Years later, I understood why she was looking for it again. I started to appreciate this lovely perfume that I initially lent without regret. It’s a great scent; I hold it in high esteem now. I love its herbal, elegant, fresh, and classy vibe; I hope it never disappears. Smells like grass, pear blossom, soft jasmine, a citrus touch, and I think pistachio too, though not obvious, it plays a key role. It’s my favorite from the Omnia family. A great perfume with maturity and class, very easy to use and love. It’s unique but has moderate longevity: need to reapply every 4 hours. The trail is moderate, nothing scandalous. Would I repurchase? Absolutely!

• Angelesgm

  September 24, 2014

  

  I love this fragrance; it’s green, floral, woody, with a powdery touch. It’s spring in a bottle, like walking through a garden after the rain. Ideal for daytime, both in heat and cool. It’s not invasive but has a good trail, lasts on the skin, though after hours it drops to a more personal level. It’s quite youthful, but not for teenagers; it’s more sophisticated and adult. Personally, I love wearing it during the day in spring, summer, and early fall.

• Angelesgm

  October 6, 2014

  

  I’m fascinated by it: green, floral, woody, with a powdery touch. It’s spring in a bottle, like walking through a garden after the rain. Perfect for daytime, whether hot or cool. It doesn’t overwhelm, but leaves a nice trail and lasts on the skin, though eventually it becomes more personal. It’s youthful yet sophisticated, not for teenagers. I wear it in spring, summer, and fall.

• larubia770

  February 11, 2015

  

  Classy fragrance made for exceptional women. I love it so much that I always choose it again. Men are crazy about it too.

• EtherealFlora

  July 27, 2016

  

  The delicacy and luminosity of nature in a bottle. When I really like a perfume, I struggle to describe it, but Omnia Green Jade is a wonder: it has the freshness of rainforests and a breath of pure, softened, and slightly sweetened air. Although it seems like a day and summer scent, it’s an elegant all-terrain vehicle that goes well almost anywhere. My favorite from Bvlgari forever.

• Gaby Pedroza

  September 27, 2016

  

  It’s a clean scent that lasts all day on my skin. I’m fascinated that it’s a true ALL-TERRAIN vehicle, as EtherealFlora says. Ideal for daily wear, not invasive in the office. I don’t detect the pistachio smell, but I love the fresh and talcum-like scent that lasts all day and makes me feel clean. It’s my favorite for everyday use, and it’s a shame it’s discontinued 🙁

• Yadorán d'Vinea

  October 12, 2016

  

  I myself have said no to Bvlgari Omnias, but Green Jade seemed interesting to me because I’m ignorant about pistachio and have little experience with aquatic scents, so it was an experiment, not an expectation. It developed in reverse of what I thought: I expected crunchy, thick green, but it’s delicate and fluid, smelling like herb soap or shampoo. It starts with strong green, like wet grass or freshly cut lawn, with acidic tangerine that smells like cleaning product, which is nice. Then the floral heart, fleeting, dominated by jasmine that reinforces the floral soap scent. After that, pistachio takes over, giving an ethereal and dry essence that reminds me of mint ice cream (of substance, not cream), with a woody touch and finishes in musk. It’s interesting: sentimentally very pleasant, ideal for relaxed moments that need freshness. Have you seen a laundry softener commercial with a ridiculously soft towel? Green Jade transmits that. The autumn breeze stripping the trees, water dripping from dry branches, and the sun illuminating without heating. If it were a stone, I’d say peridot, not jade. The trail is moderate, bordering on scarce, and longevity is also moderate but more stable. Although I’ve tested it in the heat, its versatility is impressive; it’s a true all-terrain vehicle.

• Yadorán d'Vinea

  October 16, 2016

  

  I confess I’ve always ignored the Omnia line by Bulgari, but Green Jade caught my attention because I’m a novice when it comes to pistachio and I almost never touch aquatic fragrances, so I saw it as an experiment, not something I’d win with. And what a reverse of what I expected: I was looking for something green, crunchy, and dense, but it ended up being delicate and fluid, with a scent of herb soap or shampoo that suits me well. It starts with wet grass and freshly cut lawn, with an acidic touch of tangerine that smells like cleaning product and relaxes me. Then it quickly passes through an ephemeral jasmine that reinforces that floral soap scent. At the end, pistachio makes its appearance with a dry and spectral essence that reminds me of mint ice cream (substantial, not creamy), with a touch of wood and classic musk. It’s a very pleasant fragrance for casual moments that call for freshness. Have you ever seen a fabric softener ad where the towel looks ridiculously soft? Green Jade gives that sensation: the autumn breeze removing leaves from trees, water dripping from dry branches, and the sun illuminating without heating. If I had to compare it to a stone, I’d say it’s peridot, not jade. The trail is medium, bordering on scarce, and the longevity is also medium but more stable. Although I’ve tested it on mild days, it’s an impressive all-rounder, as other reviews say.

• Kikap

  June 19, 2018

  

  Spectacular and delicious, I love it.

• Smarties

  July 28, 2018

  

  I brought back a decant of Bvlgari Green Jade that was forgotten on the bathroom shelf for years. While cleaning the dust, I saw the name, and although compared to another Omnia it didn’t seem the best option, all for the science! WOW, that was all I could say upon smelling it. I ask Bulgari: if you make quality perfumes with projection, why do you launch watered-down Omnias without personality, and worse, why do you withdraw jewels like this? The juice is femininity and cleanliness: green notes of freshly watered grass and sparkling tangerine, like having breakfast with juice on a balcony with a garden. Then, balanced flowers, as if you picked a sprig in the garden. Pistachio stands out from the drydown, giving an androgynous touch between the floral, green, and dry; here it smells like fabric softener, but without taking away merit. At 3-4 hours, musk and woods mix with the pistachio in an intimate, tender, and feminine trail. Longevity and projection are 5-6 hours, moderate to light. It’s a pretty, feminine, and clean perfume, very well made and sadly discontinued. Although on eBay they sell bottles for 100-200€…

• Smarties

  August 9, 2018

  

  I dug this Bvlgari Green Jade decant out of the fridge that had been gathering dust for years. At first, I hesitated when I saw it, but all for science! WOW, it was the only one that came out. To Bvlgari: if you make good perfumes, why throw things like this away and launch watered-down Omnias? Let’s talk about the scent: it’s pure femininity and cleanliness. It starts with wet grass green and sparkling tangerine, like juice on the balcony. Then the flowers, balanced, as if you picked a bouquet in the garden. Pistachio marks the dry-down, giving an androgynous touch between floral and dry; here it smells like laundry softener, but without taking anything away. At 3-4 hours, musk and woods embrace the pistachio, leaving an intimate and tender trail. It lasts 5-6 hours, moderate. It’s pretty, feminine, and clean, very well made, and sadly discontinued. On eBay, they sell it for 100-200€…

• Espartaco

  April 6, 2020

  

  Beautiful, I truly regret not knowing about it sooner. It has the same DNA as those two-millioneuro Bvlgari scents that started with the wonderful BLV: fragrances that appear light but have a floral, spicy, and woody texture that make you feel like something worth paying extra for. They smelled like a spa, zen, and eroticism all at once. This is another twist on the same idea the house was playing with, but it’s exquisite because it has chords that convey innocence and purity, something that hasn’t yet had the chance to learn how horrible the world can be. Do you know that magical baby smell, that precious scent coming from their mouths, a warm breath, a natural sweetness, herbaceous and musky? Well, Green Jade reminds me of that, and of course, of cologne. Only much more mature, a gentle water, dense, loaded with green notes, wood, and flowers, with a finish that wants to be aquatic, ozonic, and talcum-like, but it’s simply musky, green, and soapy… the epitome of shaving lotions and laundry softeners. The notes come in a swarm, or at least my nose can’t isolate them, but you can imagine there’s something like pistachio wandering around, so comfortable and bushy, wood, musk, sweet flowers, and a very faint, weak sweet citrus. Green Jade is one of those fragrances you don’t ask for anything more than a little happiness and comfort amidst so much misery surrounding us, and it succeeds with me. I’ve used up the last two drops I had left from a decant, and the moment I smell it again, it brings a smile to my face. Because it’s one of those colognes that drive me crazy because they simply smell like laundromats, spas, shaves, ironed towels, white tones, home, and civilization. More adult and refined versions of a familiar water. My mother, who hates sweet, heavy, and oriental perfumes, said the moment she smelled me wearing this, ‘you smell great, I really like this one.’ Longevity isn’t as bad as it seems; it’s weak but after about five hours, I get some waves, and it’s especially in the dry-down that it becomes a green talc, slightly spicy, cold, which relates it even more to the masculine BLV, only instead of blue, it’s green, a green with a taste that makes me think of sweet ivy, softener, some herbal brew, and some false ideas of wet tobacco leaf and spicy, cold ginger or galangal, a simple wonder that smells like blessed glory and for which I wouldn’t pay the outrageous prices they’re asking, not for the life of me. Absolutely unisex; in my opinion, it leans even more masculine.

• Espartaco

  April 9, 2020

  

  Too bad I didn’t try it before. It has the same DNA as the two-millier Bulgari ones, those that started with the BLVs: they seem light but have that floral, spicy, and woody texture that makes you feel worth paying more. It smells like a spa, zen, and eroticism all at once. This is another twist on that idea, priceless for those accords of innocence and purity, like something that hasn’t seen the horrible side of the world yet. Do you know that magical baby smell, that warm, sweet, herbaceous, and musky breath? Green Jade reminds me of that, but more mature, a gentle water with density, green notes, wood, and flowers, with a drydown that tries to be aquatic and ozonic but is musky, green, and soapy… the epitome of shaving creams and fabric softeners. The notes come in a swarm; I can’t isolate them, but you can guess some comfortable pistachio, wood, musk, sweet flowers, and a very weak citrus. Green Jade is a fragrance that asks for only happiness and comfort amidst so much misery, and it succeeds with me. I spent the last drops of a decant, and the moment I smelled it, I smiled. It’s a cologne that drives me crazy smelling like laundry, a spa, shaving, ironed towels, white, home, and civilization. Adult and refined versions of a familiar water. My mother, who hates sweet and oriental scents, said the moment she smelled me, ‘You smell so good, that one I really like.’ Longevity isn’t bad, not weak, but at five hours a wave hits, and in the drydown it becomes a spicy, cold green talcum closer to the masculine BLV but green with a hint of sweet ivy, fabric softener, woody herbs, and some false idea of wet tobacco or cold ginger, a wonderful simple scent that smells like glory, and I wouldn’t pay for it even if it was free. Absolutely unisex for me, even more masculine.

• Beremora

  June 12, 2020

  

  Beautiful, refreshing, delicate feminine floral. One of the best in this Omnia line, it has green notes that aren’t harsh and create a perfect blend on feminine skin; too bad it’s discontinued. If anyone can find it lost somewhere and likes fresh, aquatic floral scents with tea notes, grab it because it’s gorgeous. It has good longevity (6-8 hours), with moderate to personal projection. Another fragrance that emanates cleanliness.

• Coquita

  November 8, 2022

  

  I was looking for a fresh summer perfume and stumbled upon this for just 40€ for a new 65ml bottle. I had no idea what it would smell like, but none of the Omnias I’ve tried have smelled bad to me. Knowing how hard it is to find, I thought, ‘if I don’t like it, I can always sell it for double what I paid.’ The initial freshness of the tangerine was followed by a green, sweet scent I couldn’t identify (pistachio? pear blossom?) that triggered a lost memory from long ago: me as a little girl grabbing my mother’s Tocadilly and spraying it all over her room. I hadn’t smelled Tocadilly in maybe 20 years, but I immediately remembered sneaking into my mother’s closet with that bottle with the purple conical cap! Isn’t it incredible how memory works? Back to the perfume itself, it’s a linear, very green and feminine scent, soft and pretty for everyday use in spring and summer; a subtler version of Prada’s Infusion d’Iris. In the end, I sold it, but I think the right person could love it. Pleasant: 6/10 Interesting: 7/10 Versatile: 7/10 Original: 6/10

• nataliedrm

  March 14, 2024

  

  It smells ‘clean and fresh,’ like tea soap. It’s not overpowering and leaves a trail of freshness with every breath. I think it’s perfect for an outdoor breakfast or a weekend when you want to relax with something soft instead of heavy perfumes. Edit: I tested it above 30 degrees and it’s a beast; it projects a lot without being annoying. I felt fresh and scented without feeling overwhelmed. A total crack for the heat. In its soft notes, it reminded me of the intimate aroma of The Matcha 26.

• LaYeyaKora

  March 4, 2025

  

  It was hard to get my hands on this because it was discontinued in stores in my area, but I finally found it online. Every time I wear it, people say it smells great, but honestly, the scent fades very quickly—it disappears almost instantly.