Omnia
Omnia by Bvlgari is a feminine-leaning eau de parfum from 2003 in the designer price tier. It opens with saffron, mandarin and ginger, moves into cardamom, sandalwood and black pepper and dries down to tonka bean, chocolate and musk. Expect around 8 hours of wear, and it projects at a moderate level.
Notes, explained
Opening
- Saffron Leathery, medicinal and slightly metallic. The signature of modern niche.
- Mandarin Soft, sweet, almost powdery citrus. Gentler than orange.
- Ginger Warm, zesty and slightly soapy. Bridges citrus and spice.
Heart
- Cardamom Cool, aromatic spice with a eucalyptus lift. Smells expensive.
- Sandalwood Creamy, milky wood. Soft and almost edible.
- Black Pepper Dry and prickly. Gives a fragrance grip and a bit of bite.
Dry-down
- Tonka Bean Almond, hay and vanilla in one. Warm and slightly nutty.
- Chocolate Sweet, dusty and rich. Can go milk-bar or dark-and-bitter.
- Musk Warm, skin-like and slightly sweet. Makes a fragrance feel like you.
Smells like this
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