Aqua Allegoria Teazzurra

10 reseñas

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• AnaMar

  June 4, 2015

  

  Ideal for lovers of green and fresh scents. You can detect the citrus notes, but what really stands out is the tea and chamomile. On my skin, it dries down slightly dry, even a bit bitter, although the jasmine softens it somewhat. I tried it as a sample and, while it didn’t bother me, I didn’t like it much because I miss a touch of sweetness. It’s totally unisex, suitable for any season, with moderate trail and longevity.

• Isolda

  April 14, 2016

  

  I categorise it as an eau de cologne; it’s my favourite in that regard, the most refined of them all. I’d describe it as fairy tears, and I think that sums it up perfectly.

• Areida Eau

  January 15, 2017

  

  This Aqua Allegoria is a very aquatic aroma like a chamomile mint and bergamot infusion. It’s fresh delicious clean and tender. I don’t perceive it as fully green or fully floral; it’s an uncommon blend somewhat innocent with barely perceptible musky notes like sweet pollen. It’s an energetic and active aroma that invites movement. Suitable for spring and summer as warm climates reveal it better. It’s clean without soapy notes. I imagine people aged 20 to 50 wearing this pollinated water. A beautiful scent.

• Areida Eau

  January 22, 2017

  

  This Aqua Allegoria smells like water, yet it feels like a chamomile, mint and bergamot infusion. It’s fresh, delicious, clean and tender. It’s not quite green nor fully floral; it’s an uncommon blend, slightly innocent, with barely detectable musky notes, like sweet pollen. It’s an energetic scent that invites movement. Perfect for spring and summer as the heat makes it shine. It’s clean, without any soapy smell. I imagine people aged 20 to 50 would wear this fragrant, pollen-infused water.

• gelo999

  June 4, 2017

  

  A tea-citrus fragrance fresh pretty herbal very fine and delicate yet also very languid lasting barely a breath like almost all Guerlain Aqua Allegorias. Passable. Rating: 6.

• CarCar

  January 21, 2021

  

  I was a bit obsessed with this fragrance but fortunately I took the time to test it on my skin several times. I absolutely love it! And it lasts about six hours which is fantastic for the Aqua Allegoria line. In my opinion it shares the same vibe as the Gucci Memoir d’un odeur especially the base. They aren’t the same or similar. The Gucci has that toasted crunchy nutty touch that I adore and it’s slightly sweeter. However they are close enough that I don’t need both. Having said that my urge to own it has completely vanished haha. So that’s my contribution for anyone who finds it useful hehe.

• CarCar

  February 4, 2021

  

  I was a bit obsessed with this fragrance, but luckily I took the time to test it on my skin several times. I like it immensely and it lasts about six hours, which is really good for the Aqua Allegoria line. In my view, it’s in the style of Gucci Memoir d’un Odeur, especially the dry-down. They aren’t the same or similar. The Gucci has that toasted, crunchy nutty touch that I adore, and it’s slightly sweeter. However, they’re close enough in vibe that I don’t need both. Having said that, my urge to own it completely vanished haha. So that’s my contribution for anyone it might help hehe

• Edu Lezana

  February 16, 2021

  

  Moving on to Guerlain’s Aqua Allegorias. I’ve always been curious about their annual launches, and there’s something for everyone without losing that refreshing nuance that evokes wellbeing. Teazurra smells of a sea breeze, with quality citrus notes at first, transitioning to a very soft yet persistent jasmine, harmonised with tea sap and marine scents. Perfect for wearing at home, during leisure moments, and in the daytime. It’s unisex, though I lean towards the feminine side as it’s a soft, delicate fragrance. That said, a young man could wear it without issue if he dislikes the current trend of sweet and ambroxan-heavy scents. It smells of natural essences, Mediterranean coast, and sunny beach days. A perfume for personal enjoyment that leaves you smelling clean and impeccable after a shower. It’s a youthful EDT that will appeal to boys and girls who love citrus and sea breezes. A good fragrance.

• Edu Lezana

  February 19, 2021

  

  Continuing with Guerlain’s Aqua Allegorias. Their annual launches have always caught my eye; there’s something for every taste without losing that refreshing wellbeing touch. Teazurra smells of a sea breeze with good quality citrus at the start followed by a soft yet persistent jasmine blended with tea sap and a marine scent. Ideal for home leisure moments and daytime wear. It’s unisex but I see it as more feminine due to its softness and delicacy. A young man could wear it without issue if he dislikes current sweet and ambroxan-heavy trends. It smells of natural essences the Mediterranean coast and sunny beaches. A perfume for personal enjoyment a clean and impeccable post-shower aroma. A young EDT that will appeal to citrus and sea breeze lovers of all ages. A good fragrance.

• Ultra Violeta

  October 17, 2021

  

  The ingredients feel poorly combined. It smells of dried tea leaves with citrus and a soapy touch. The dry spicy base is bathed in lemon but lacks the correct proportions; it’s not harmonious and even stings slightly in the throat. It’s unisex but leans masculine lacking sweetness. It has poor projection suitable only for personal use lasting about two hours on the skin and requiring you to press your nose against it to detect it. It’s expensive for what it offers; you’re paying for the brand and packaging though it does contain natural components and doesn’t smell synthetic (a plus). For me it’s a resounding no.