I fell in love with Alien from the first sniff, but it took a long time before I realized why it felt so familiar. My hubby loves it ( he rarely comments on my fragrances) What I find interesting is that he said it smelled like Neccos. Not sure if this was reformulated, but I was expecting something stronger with the tiare flower and neroli.

This same woman once told me her Giorgio was often mistaken for Mitsouko, so I consider her to be Unreliable when it comes to perfume identification). It's well blended, with moderate sillage and longevity, but there's just really nothing here to stimulate the senses. Subtle but noticeable and I'd say it's great night scent for those who like to smell clean and natural and a fine day scent for lovers of orientals and strong floral woody scents like myself. It was not complex at all, but when it all melds together it smells beautiful, cozy, sweet (but not overly so), delicious and sexy at the same time. The second time I tried to wear this, I sprayed it on my sweater and decolletage on a mild spring-like day and it radiated.It is not particularly glamourous, more young and warm and a perfect choice for a night out in a busy city. I smelled it again few days ago and all memories of these days passed in front of my eyes making me feel so nostalgic. Soft, powdery, sweet licorice with a nice candy jasmine edge and a soft, sweet, barely woody drydown. Roberto Cavalli launched his first perfume for women in 2002 under the name "Cavalli by Roberto Cavalli".

Perfumes are often designed with top, middle and base notes, and designed to smell different based on the time after application.Cavalli, on the other hand, continues to inject humor, playfulness, and unabashed enthusiasm for vulgar luxury into his products and brand imagery. They apparently have the same pyramid with fresh citrusy smell on top (African orange blossom in APOM), creamy floral as the middle note (ylang-ylang in APOM) and wood as base (cedar in APOM). I used to use rosewood essential oil but although this is supposed to have it I am not reminded of it.

I almost thought I’d accidentally bought edt instead of edp but then I realised it only comes in edt. This scent feels a little sharp and flowery at first but once it dries down, all I can smell is the Tahitian Tiare flower, and I love it! The leather matches well with the pimento and creates a very masculine warm spicy note performance is Average with enough sprays you could be very noticed. On me, this is an office-friendly (not a projecting beast) cozy, woody, with a hint of floral fragrance. They mention that it has a fantastic fragrance that stays on them for a long time, and is value for money.I blind bought a bottle of this discontinued frangrance and I can understand the comparisons with Alien. This is sweet but not overly so, sexy but in a subtle way, it becomes creamy and enveloping, it's dynamic rather than girly and I brought the biggest bottle because I loved it at first smell. It's pretty funny considering I love those trees and their flowers) Anyway, once it starts drying down, it becomes smoother and creamier, with the flowers shining through. It's completely generic with an opening blast of spice, no vetiver whatsoever, and drys down to leathery anonymity. Surprisingly on first spray this was really sharp and I didn't like it, it was almost like that horrible kinda painful feeling you get in you're glands when you chew a really sour sweet but to my nose!

Both are warm, they are not identical and only a little similar, but somehow they could be relatives, maybe cousins. The line-up features classics such as Roberto Cavalli Paradiso Assoluto, Roberto Cavalli Florence and Roberto Cavalli Paradiso.I kinda know jasmine because I've had pure jasmine oils and perfumes that reviews unanimously determined it was ONLY jasmine you smell. It smells creamy minty and flowery (the tiare flower is troooooong here) weird and original but in a good way!