Acqua di Parma Fragrance review
Acqua di Parma Yuzu Eau de Parfum – A Bright, Brief Burst of Japanese Citrus
In this review
Accords
citrus
fresh spicy
ozonic
green
aquatic
powdery
Notes Pyramid
Top
YuzuBergamotSichuan PepperCalabrian bergamot
Heart
LotusMimosaViolet LeavesJasmineViolet Leaf
Base
MuskLiquoriceSandalwoodLicorice
Pros & Cons
- The opening of Yuzu is incredible! Sweet lemon and Sichuan pepper make it super invigorating.
- This is one of the most truly 'yuzu' scents I’ve smelled. It’s incredibly beautiful and brings me back to time in Japan.
- Yuzu is hands down my favorite citrus fruit... This note is spot on and that makes me really happy.
- This is one of the most truly 'yuzu' scents I've smelled. It's incredibly beautiful and brings me back to time in Japan.
- Smells absolutely divine
- I love this. A blast of citrus up top followed by florals and soapiness.
- The initial yuzu blast fades too quickly and moves into an aquatic/aldehydic style after the first moments.
- Unfortunately I didn't get any yuzu :( bergamot, maybe.
- Longevity though is about 30min.
- This one has Ambroxan in the base. Totally ruins what is a promising start.
- This is a very light subtle scent. I could hardly sense it from myself from two sprays, just whiffs of quite pleasant smell occasionally. On my skin it leaves a bit cheapish base.
- Not a particularly nice or unique scent, very much meh.
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