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Mellow by Roberto Verino

Women 2006

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Mellow by Roberto Verino is a fruity floral fragrance from the olfactory family, launched in 2006 and created by Christine Nagel and Christiane Plos. For women, its composition opens with top notes of pear, peach, bergamot and orange; the heart reveals blackberry, violet, rose and jasmine; while the base settles on vanilla, white musk, sandalwood and amber.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 12%
  • Spring 33%
  • Summer 42%
  • Autumn 13%
  • Day 83%
  • Night 17%

Key notes

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287 votes

  • Positive 72%
  • Negative 25%
  • Neutral 2.4%
positive reviews 287 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I owned it

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Leading answer Summer

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About Mellow

Main accord fruity Year 2006 Gender Women Perfumer Christiane Plos · Christine Nagel

Mellow by Roberto Verino is a fruity floral fragrance from the olfactory family, launched in 2006 and created by Christine Nagel and Christiane Plos. For women, its composition opens with top notes of pear, peach, bergamot and orange; the heart reveals blackberry, violet, rose and jasmine; while the base settles on vanilla, white musk, sandalwood and amber.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers White flowers Spices Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

88 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

103 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

31 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

30 votes

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  1. paparajote

    A discovery from my teenage years that I’d buy again as an adult. It was sweet and youthful, without being that tiring kind of sweet scent; it had evolution and settled well. The longevity wasn’t excessive, but it was very versatile.

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  2. An adolescent discovery that I could still wear as an adult. Sweet and youthful, far from those cloying sugary perfumes; it had good development and sat well on the skin. The longevity wasn’t eternal, but it was incredibly versatile.

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  3. Alejitard

    I love this misunderstood fragrance; not everyone catches its base notes. It starts fruity and floral, but in the end, it settles into something chic with a unique touch (is it violet, amber, or musk?). Nothing like the overly chocolatey Fantasy; here there is freshness. People on the street asked what I was wearing; it’s discreet and sophisticated. If anyone knows a similar scent, please let me know, as it’s nearly discontinued.

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  4. It’s common, suitable for daily youthful wear and for older teens. It’s nothing new or special, nor from those modern perfumeries that truly enchant. It’s just a cologne for school at twelve. I bought it for eight euros online, and it’s always a bad move 😉

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  5. A pretty and slightly sweet fragrance, yet with a touch of sophistication. Long-lasting without being overpowering, ideal for young girls.

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  6. A lovely fragrance, sweet but with just the right touch of sophistication. Long-lasting without being overpowering. In my view, it’s ideal for young girls.

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  7. Natalylopez

    I bought this when it first launched and I adored the marshmallow scent (like a cloud of bubblegum), very fresh, sweet, and soft all at once. The bottle came with a pink rubber bracelet that gave it a special touch.

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  8. I absolutely love this fragrance! Unfortunately, it’s already discontinued in Chile. Does anyone know where I might still find it?

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  9. I owned this years ago and remember it as fresh and fruity. I always detected a hint of strawberry or raspberry, nothing cloying, just very soft.

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  10. I adored this a few years ago so much that I almost kept it forever, haha. Now, while I still adore it, I find it very youthful and perhaps a bit too sweet. It’s still great for special occasions, but for everyday wear it might get tiring. If you enjoy sweet scents, you’ll love it.

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  11. I’ve had it for years and remember it being fresh and fruity. I detected a hint of strawberry or raspberry, but nothing cloying, very soft.

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  12. The only downside is that I feel the price has risen significantly for a fragrance aimed at a young audience.

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  13. To be honest, it doesn’t remind me of Fantasy at all. Just because both have cotton candy notes doesn’t mean they smell the same. Fantasy smells identical to the Body Fantasies splash, which is very common. Mellow is something else entirely—I’m now on my fifth bottle. It’s exquisite, sweet yet fresh, and distinct. It’s not cloying; rather, it’s like fresh peaches with a metallic touch I hadn’t noticed since the days of Paco Rabanne. My friends (chucos) adore it so much they sniff my neck when greeting me. The longevity is immense on skin, a little less on clothes, but it lasts a long time. I simply love this fragrance.

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  14. carmen10verde

    Fantasy is a beast, much more intense. This one smells like a dessert, very cloying, and it’s not a bargain; quite the opposite. For me, it’s rather an ordinary perfume.

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  15. It’s a poor-quality copy of the classic Fantasy. At first, it smells lovely and reminds me of the original, but after two or three hours, it’s gone. Not worth buying if you can get hold of the real Fantasy.

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  16. Poor-quality copy of the classic Fantasy… I didn’t like it. At first, it smells lovely and reminds me of the original, but after two or three hours, it’s gone. Not worth buying if you can get hold of the real Fantasy.

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