100 ml
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Release Date:
1992
Brand: Oscar de la Renta
Line: volupte
Product Type: eau de toilette
Classification: elite
Volume: 100 ml
Country: USA
Made in: USA
Gender: for women
Scent Type: flower, green
Top Notes: Melon, Mimosa, Osmanthus, Tangerine, Watermelon, White Freesia
Heart Notes: Cloves, Daffodil, Heliotrope, Jasmine, Lily of the Valley, Lotus, Peony, Ylang-Ylang
Base Notes: Ambergris, Frankincense, Patchouli, Sandal, Tuberose, Vanilla
The renowned American brand Oscar de la Renta has expanded its fragrance collection with a stunning new addition - the Volupte Eau de Toilette. These refreshing, alluring, and elegant perfumes are sure to captivate anyone with their originality, boldness, and profound sensuality. The fragrance unfolds on the skin with juicy splashes of ripe watermelon and melon, basking in the warmth of the sun's rays.
The scent journey continues with the notes of white freesia, mandarin, mimosa, cyclamen, and osmanthus. Heart notes of carnation, heliotrope, and ylang-ylang blend with floral essences of jasmine, lily of the valley, lotus, daffodil, and peony. Amber, vanilla, incense, patchouli, sandalwood, and tuberose create a multifaceted, long-lasting trail that endows its wearer with a unique charm and allure, irresistibly attracting admirers.
Reviews about Oscar de la Renta Volupte
What the heck is this "@@@"?? Perfumes arrived without a cap! I have no words... I feel like swearing... I bought the perfumes for my collection. From December 26th to February 2nd, I ordered four packages of perfumes and not a single one, I repeat, NOT ONE package of perfumes arrived intact! Whether it's leaked or expired, it's always without a cap!
I highly recommend Trezor Lancome for lovers of fragrances. It is another masterpiece created by Sofia Groysman. Once the initial vibrant bursts settle down, I can clearly smell the floral scent of Trezor Lancome, along with mimosa (although I do not detect any melon or cucumber notes). It is a very floral fragrance, more delicate than gourmand, and it has good longevity.
The fragrance unfolds on me in waves. Just when you think it's fading away, it surrounds you again like a fragrant cloud. I predominantly smell melon and narcissus. I liked it.
I was expecting something floral, but I received something green with hints of watermelon and for some reason cucumber. Maybe it's like a refreshing summer scent? However, these perfumes are positioned as luxury, but the quality feels more like mass-market. Has the formula of the perfumes changed? And previously, they wrote about Volupte as being a "big and loud bouquet of mimosa." Unfortunately, it's not present. Another disappointment.