Twin for Women by Azzaro
Women 2008
Description
Azzaro Twin for Women is a floral fragrance for women. Twin for Women was launched in 2008. The nose behind this fragrance is Annick Menardo.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 17%
- Spring 35%
- Summer 23%
- Autumn 26%
- Day 80%
- Night 20%
Key notes
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Notes
musk
Community
526 votes
- Positive 75%
- Negative 19%
- Neutral 5.9%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
1,456 votes
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Leading answer Like it
526 votes
Season
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470 votes
Time of day
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251 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Twin for Women
Azzaro Twin for Women is a floral fragrance for women. Twin for Women was launched in 2008. The nose behind this fragrance is Annick Menardo.
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How it wears
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
190 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
251 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
115 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
100 votes
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Dante.zero
Like the 90s version, I like the clean, musky DNA. I picked it up because it smells like Nivea, which hasn’t arrived here yet. The opening of peach shocks me; it’s very noticeable with iris and almond, giving that musky, talc-like, and fresh touch. The only drawback is that it lasts almost nothing. I’ll undoubtedly use it sparingly, but I love the 90s-style packaging, very ergonomic. A good gift for lovers of 90s design and people who don’t like strong scents. My sister gets migraines and she adores this scent; it’s one of the few she tolerates.
Dante.zero
Born in the 90s, this clean, musky DNA is my absolute favourite. I was looking for something similar to Nivea, which hasn’t arrived in my country yet. The opening of peach with iris and almond is gorgeous; very talc-like and clean. The only flaw is that it doesn’t last at all. I’ll use a little, but I love the 90s-style ergonomic bottle. Ideal for gifting to design lovers from the 90s or anyone who dislikes strong scents. My sister, who suffers from migraines, adores it; it’s one of the few she can tolerate.
sarukasi
At first, it smells of alcohol and chemicals, so I thought about gifting it, but after a week, it’s lovely! It’s like a soft, soapy Allure; the bottle is pretty and reminds me of Dove soap. The downside is the longevity, about four hours with low-to-medium projection for two, but I think if they made it more potent, it would be overwhelming instantly. The bottle is beautiful, original, and comfortable to carry, and at the low price, why not? It’s stunning.
DanE
“COME AND GIVE ME A REASSURING HUG” How delicious and different. I love floral, talc-like, and creamy perfumes; I feel clean, relaxed, and warm without bothering anyone. You can detect the almond and flowers, then something rougher appears, like wood or moss, which, for me, breaks the delicacy and is one of the three negatives, though I overlook it. Another issue is the longevity (1-3 hours). It’s a pity it’s an EDT and not a perfume; to make it last, I have to spray it on heavily. If Azzaro revives it in a concentrated version, I’ll buy it even if they triple the price. The third point is impractical: the bottle is beautiful, minimalist, and white, but with many perfumes, it gets lost among the taller ones or takes up space; I fear it might slip. I think anyone can use it, from children to the elderly, seeking comfort and cleanliness without typical citrus notes. Because of the design, I keep it separate and forget about it, but after a year and a half, it’s more concentrated and lasts longer on clothes. I find it hard to smell because it’s not invasive and I get used to it, but now it lasts a lot. I love that musk with almonds and flowers, Nivea cream style.
lorein_n
1. Opening is super alcoholic. 2. It vanishes completely in a minute, smelling of nothing (could be my pH). 3. Smells of alcohol, slightly floral and talc-like. 4. Fruity? Not at all; I’ve had to spray it three times to smell anything. 5. I bought the sealed original and it confuses me. 6. Bad experience, I don’t recommend it. There are many perfumes with better performance and scent.
juanma
November 2016: Azzaro, already out of catalogue, in a rare bottle. I picked it up on offer and I’m keeping it. It smells like moisturising cream, like Nivea, and they’re right: it’s clean, cared-for skin, a pure skin scent. Almond and musk dominate with a fruity touch of peach; iris and rose give it a powdery, metallic air. Barely sweet, it’s unisex due to its neutral and androgynous nature, ideal for any season. It’s not potent, but it has a trail and decent longevity. If the white smells, it’s this. Regards.
Caroline
Very good, although I’m not a fan of florals. It has excellent fixation, is suitable for daily wear and work; since it doesn’t stand out much, it doesn’t bother anyone.