- Product details
- Description
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Brand:
Pupa
Line: pink
Product Type: eau de parfum
Classification: mass-market
Country: Italy
Made in: Italy
Gender: for women
Scent Type: eastern, flower
Top Notes: Jasmine, Orange Flower, Tiare
Heart Notes: Powdery Notes, Tonka Beans
Base Notes: Benzoin, Iris, Sandal, Vanilla
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When you imagine a vamp, do you see a femme fatale in a jet-black outfit with a piercing gaze? Perfumer Luca Maffei, who created Pupa Vamp Pink Eau de Parfum, conveys an entirely different picture. This perfume embodies a woman in delicate powder pink clothes enveloped in an alluring, charming oriental-floral olfactory composition. The fragrance transforms a woman's image, making it passionate and attractive, sexy and tender.
The olfactory pyramid of Pupa Vamp Pink Eau de Parfum:
Top notes are woven from delicate jasmine, exotic tiare, and refreshing orange blossom nuances.
Heart notes reveal smoky tonka bean shades with a powdery haze.
Base notes complete the composition with balsamic benzoin, sweet vanilla, warm sandalwood and earthy iris, forming a thick, long-lasting plume.
The scent is simple and straightforward. I immediately recognized it as the scent of propolis tincture. If you were to purchase an alcohol-based propolis tincture from a pharmacy, it would have the same scent as water.
Please don't throw tomatoes at me, but for me, this fragrance is a copy of Versace Crystal Noir. However, it is softer, less aggressive, and has a more powdery scent. I believe that it will most likely be long-lasting, just like Versace.
Long-lasting, especially on clothes. The strong sandalwood base is noticeable. Those who do not like this note should not expect it to be subtle. After an hour, it overpowers the others. For its price, it is a good purchase, with quality comparable to a luxury product costing 2,000.
A sweet perfume, but the sweetness is more floral than confectionery. There is also a certain powdery aspect present. In terms of sensation, it leans towards skincare products, overall pleasant. For summer, it seems too heavy, but otherwise, it is decent and sounds worthy. The longevity is somewhere in the middle. Thank you, Makeup.