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Goldea

Marca
Bvlgari
Alberto Morillas
Perfumista
Alberto Morillas
3.79 de 5
1,594 votos

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Descripción

Goldea by Bvlgari is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, this composition was created by perfumer Alberto Morillas. The olfactory pyramid unfolds with top notes of musk, raspberry, orange blossom and bergamot; a heart of ylang-ylang, musk and jasmine; and a base evoking amber, musk, patchouli and Egyptian papyrus.

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Cuándo llevarla (votos)

  • Invierno 29%
  • Primavera 20%
  • Verano 14%
  • Otoño 37%
  • Día 56%
  • Noche 44%

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Comunidad

1,594 votos

  • Positivo 74%
  • Negativo 21%
  • Neutral 5.3%

Pirámide olfativa

Estructura completa de la fragancia: de la salida al fondo.

Corazón 3 notas

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  • It took its time but it was worth it. It smells warm, golden and ambered like its bottle: bright, luminous, enveloping and intoxicating. It doesn’t deceive, it’s lovely. At first comes the citrus bergamot that sweetens with raspberry, then comes the floral orange blossom all wrapped in a honeyed amber musk I can’t stop smelling. I don’t know what papyrus smells like, but I do notice a woody note that gives body and prevents it from being too sweet. Some compare it to Vie Est Belle, but I don’t see a similarity: here the citrus and woody notes compensate the sweetness and persist until the end. It reminds me of Essence by Narciso Rodriguez, but while that is silver, moon and freshness, Goldea is gold, sun and warmth. A perfect tandem. Longevity and trail are moderate; for the heat, it’s ideal for autumn and winter, suitable for day by the citrus and for night by the amber. The bottle is a jewel, prettier than on the website: an orange disc like a sun with a cap that rotates when opening, a snake neck, all in gold metal. The bottle weighs and is powerful, but watch out for the balance, it sits only on the thickness of the circle. The advertising is top, it takes you to Egypt, pyramids and hot desert. Sun and amber refreshed by bergamot, orange blossom, musk and papyrus. I don’t see Cleopatra, but Nefertiti. It’s the perfume of a goddess.

  • I received this wonderful perfume after trying a sample. As Remy said in his post, I subscribe to every word: it’s a delight, warm and sensual, with a slightly oriental rather than floral touch. I love it.

  • It arrived today after trying the sample. Remy already said it all in the previous post, I agree 100%. It’s a delight, warm, sensual and more oriental than floral. It has me hooked.

  • Silvanapatiño

    I love it! If you’ve ever used Avon’s bronzing oil, I swear the base smells the same, that gives me a feeling of heat and summer. It’s super warm and relaxing. Longevity is moderate: I still notice it after five hours, but very faint.

  • Silvanapatiño

    I love it. If you’ve ever used Avon’s bronzing oil, I swear the base smells very similar, which gives me a feeling of heat and summer. It’s very warm and relaxing. Longevity on my skin was moderate; I could still smell it after five hours, but very faintly.

  • I tried the uncle and the outcome didn’t convince me: between the lime and bergamot it smells a bit artificial, like an 80s perfume, although at the base you do notice that summer smell another mentioned. It lasted an hour and a half, then faded leaving only that summer part I like, to bronzer and coconut. It wasn’t a ‘wow’. After four hours I barely noticed it and the trail is weak. Note, on my skin even the potent ones feel weak, so everyone should try it.

  • I tried it today and didn’t like the opening much. Besides the lime and bergamot, I detect something artificial that reminds me of old-fashioned, eighties perfumes, although underneath there’s that summer scent mentioned by silvanapatiño. That scent, which I didn’t like, lasted an hour and a half before disappearing, leaving only the lovely summer note. I smell bronzer and coconut, but it didn’t wow me. After four hours I barely perceive it and the trail isn’t good. I should clarify that on my skin, even strong perfumes don’t last long, so everyone should try it for themselves.

  • VainillaDulce

    Goldea never caught my eye, but today I decided to try it in a department store and it seemed very seductive. It smells of warmth, sensuality and femininity; the amber stands out, sharing the spotlight with ylang-ylang. The musk, jasmine, orange blossom covered in patchouli notes are a step back, and the citrus is only noticeable in the opening and evaporates quickly. This perfume embraces and conquers softly, it makes itself felt but isn’t intrusive. For its type, I consider it more suitable for cold days and evenings. Its trail and longevity are moderate.

  • VainillaDulce

    Goldea never really appealed to me, but I tried it in a shop today and found it very seductive. It smells of warmth and feminine sensuality; the amber stands out alongside the ylang-ylang. The musk, jasmine, orange blossom and patchouli notes are a bit in the background, while the citrus is only noticeable at the start and fades quickly. It embraces and conquers without being intrusive; I consider it ideal for cold days and evenings. Its trail and longevity are moderate.

  • A floral and soft fragrance, in line with current Italian trends. I’m delighted that synthetic, sweet mass-market scents are giving way to something fresher. It’s elegant, with good longevity and notes that evolve beautifully, creating a sense of well-being. Very feminine and warm; Mr Morillas has done an expert job, understanding Mediterranean tastes by blending citrus, florals and woods in a luminous way.

  • A soft and floral perfume. The trend in Italian perfumery is to create floral fragrances and it seems people like them. I love thinking that those synthetic, sweet, mass-market scents are going out of fashion. This one is soft, elegant and has good longevity; its notes are perceptible in the evolution and it generates well-being. Very feminine and warm. Mr Morillas has done a good job for the Italian houses, knowing Mediterranean tastes: wisely mixed citrus with flowers, woods and a luminous touch. Well done.

  • Mandatory header: ‘All perfumes are less than what they sell us’. I don’t want to be a pest, but I don’t want it to be forgotten. Advertising, parties, prices and pretensions… and then they fall short. This is the context: you take it or leave it, and since I can’t stop testing, I assume I take it without being too inquisitive. I know Bvlgari isn’t an excellent house, though not one of the worst. Morillas always says perfumes shouldn’t be invasive and he almost always delivers. With a trail that passes in a minute, I admit it stays on for hours. The scent is a bit contradictory: it tries to recreate that ‘solar smell’ that perhaps exists, with ylang-ylang like suntan lotion. It’s accompanied by an amber which, here is the problem, smells a bit plastic, not excessively sweet, more balsamic. Perhaps it’s not just this note, but the combination. Raspberry syrup is also noticeable, giving it dynamism. Jasmine and the omnipresent Frimenich musk that Morillas so much advertises complete the puzzle. For those not deeply immersed in quality amber like 114 or Fetiche, it might not clash; it’s pleasant. As always, at a discounter price.

  • Although it has nothing to do with the notes listed, it smells of coconut, vanilla and torrijas to me, but moderate and elegant. A perfume for a gala dinner. Soft and light.

  • charlotinable

    Its dry down on my skin left me fascinated; it reminds me of Benetton’s Colors. It’s a sweet, strong yet soft perfume, not cloying but exquisite and narcotic. Subjugating, sensual and perfect for everyday use. Technically, I’ve loved it to delirium, and yes, I want it; I must have it to give the praise it deserves for something so beautiful and made of art.

  • Manuela Monteiro

    Girls, I didn’t like it at all. After fifteen minutes there was no essence left; it had all evaporated.

  • Manuela Monteiro

    Girls, I didn’t like it at all. After 15 minutes, there was no essence left; it evaporated!

  • I’m on my third try of a vial and it lasts very little; there’s not even time to see if it evolves. I detect the flowers (orange blossom, ylang-ylang, jasmine), an amber and a modern synthetic note I can’t identify, and that’s it. The trail disappears in 10 minutes, leaving only a skin scent. It’s a ‘flash’ type of perfume.

  • Ferchulis

    Elegant and sensual floral perfume. On me, it lasts eight hours, and even on clothes, it lingers for days. It’s like the little brother of CH.

  • It’s a sweet floral with an oriental touch, but nothing strident. On my skin, the amber stands out as it dries, yet it’s so soft that after 30 minutes it’s barely detectable, sitting right on the skin. There are very diverse opinions on its performance, so I suppose it depends on individual chemistry. I recommend trying it first. I like the scent; it’s pretty for daily wear, but the performance on me is poor. I wouldn’t buy it.

  • Dama Incognita

    I like the combination of notes. On my skin, what lingers most are the ylang-ylang, papyrus, vanilla and amber; I agree with others who also smell coconut, even though it’s not on the list. It’s a very feminine, delicate and elegant perfume that has earned me compliments from the gentlemen.

  • MarinaEtoile

    I bought this blind and was a bit intimidated by the papyrus, but I was pleasantly surprised upon arrival. The opening is lovely, slightly acidic due to the bergamot and raspberry, but that edge vanishes quickly, allowing the perfume to shine in all its splendour—that delicate, addictive Morillas style. In the dry down, you can detect the ylang-ylang, amber and papyrus with a hint of vanilla, even though it’s not listed. The trail is moderate but noticeable up close, lasting about five hours on the skin. I’m so delighted to find delicate perfumes among so many loud and sweet ones. Plus, the bottle is a jewel.

  • I absolutely love this style: a citrus opening, delicate and luminous. My boyfriend says it’s ‘very strong’, yet he had to get right up to half a centimetre to detect it, and it dissipates quickly anyway. It’s not a one-note scent; it has depth, enveloping you in a warm, luminous cloud. If you press close to the skin, there’s a touch of green, rough papyrus and patchouli, while the rest of the notes shine through.