Carolina Herrera AquaFlore for women - Opinios Reviews

I love this light flowery aroma it brings a light feminine classy touch while the dry down is so sexy with the noticeable musk. Carolina Herrera AquaFlore works fabulously on my skin.

Carolina Herrera AQUAFLORE opens similarly to Moschino CHEAP & CHIC (with the same strong solvent smell...) but then morphs swiftly to a grassy/lily of the valley drydown. The grass seems vetiver-like to my nose, although vetiver is not listed as a note.

I really like the middle stage of AQUAFLORE edt, but unfortunately it is far too shortlived, and for some reason the base does not effectively anchor the floral notes. AQUAFLORE is wearable enough.

When Flore was too much, this was heaven. Bad thing was, it was very light and both the longevity and sillage were minimal. But i liked it so much that it didn't really matter. It had a fresh, fruity top with some violets and a middle that had mostly lily of the valley and the faintest, lightest amount of jasmin and rose with an ambery drydown that was very simple. It felt watery as well wich was spot-on with the name. Why was it discontinued? I guess it was just too light and fans of both Flore and Carolina herrera for women were put off by this. It remided me (and smelled like)something Nina Ricci might have done.

I didn't expect to, but I think I might LOVE this one. When I got it I sniffed it through the box and thought "ew funky", but surprisingly it's light and flowery (in the opening and middle notes).
But what really has me impressed is the massive difference between the opening and the dry down. Now and days I don't get much of a difference between the two in perfumes. But this one, the opening is light, soft, feminine, and very classy...early 90's style. But the finale? Wow! It's heavy, musky, 1970's in-your-face sex appeal.

Where in the world did that come from? How on earth did they hide THAT underneath all those flowers? Perplexing, and exciting. Like getting two perfumes in one. I like it!