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United Dreams Stay Positive
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Descripción
United Dreams Stay Positive by Benetton is a citrus fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, this composition features top notes of bergamot and citrus leaf; heart notes of orange blossom and neroli; and base notes of musk, cedar and sandalwood.
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Salida
bergamot
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Corazón
orange blossom
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Base
Musk
Comunidad
361 votos
- Positivo 74%
- Negativo 20%
- Neutral 6.4%
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What I notice most is the orange blossom. My house is full of those flowers and I love them, so I loved this at first sniff. So far I have only tested it on blotting paper and I am fascinated, especially because it smells like natural blossom, not synthetic or grating. That counts for a lot. When I try it on my skin, I will let you know. Also, I do not understand why no one talks about Stay Positive, so I wanted to be the first 😉
Orange blossom is what I perceive most in this perfume. My home is full of those flowers and I adore them, which made me love it at first sniff. So far I haven’t tested it on my skin, only on blotting paper, and the truth is I’m fascinated, especially because it gives the scent of natural orange blossom, not synthetic and harsh. That counts for a lot. I’ll say no more for now. When I test it on my skin, I’ll tell you what I thought. It’s just that I can’t believe no one talks about Stay Positive. So I wanted to be the first 😉
Agree with my friend: it opens with a real orange blossom, nothing synthetic, super fresh (sometimes it sounds like alcohol or eucalyptus). It is a worthy feminine citrus; in fact, it helped me distinguish citrus notes in feminine fragrances, something I always found difficult. It is not a masterpiece, Benetton is not a luxury perfume brand, and this resembles others (the Angel Schlesser one is a clear parallel), but it is very pleasant, natural and cheerful, without being youthful.
I agree with the friend who recommended it to me: the sample shows an orange blossom note, nothing synthetic, very fresh (at times I thought it was slightly alcoholic or with eucalyptus). I think it’s a worthy feminine citrus (it even helped me distinguish citrus notes in feminine fragrances, which had cost me so much). No one will say this is a masterpiece; Benetton isn’t a highly respected brand in fragrances, most resemble others (and this is no exception; in fact, Angel Schlesser’s Orange Blossom is a clear parallel), but it has been very pleasant, natural and jovial (not youthful).
It’s clearly a woody citrus fragrance. It’s sweet, not refreshing at all, and excellent for those who enjoy potent and distinguished aromas. Over time I’ll see its ideal season, but I don’t think it’s for very hot days (to repeat, it’s not refreshing in the least).
I bought it on discount because it came with deodorant. Personally, I liked it for the orange blossom notes, which I assume are the heart of the fragrance; they have a certain sweetness that I enjoyed, and it sits very softly on my skin. Besides, it’s a good option for relaxed days when you don’t want to get overwhelmed by such strong perfumes.
I bought it because it was on offer and came with deodorant. I liked it for the blossom notes, which I suppose form the heart of the fragrance; it has a sweet touch that I enjoy and on my skin it stays very soft. It is a good option for relaxed days when you do not want to be overwhelmed by such loud perfumes.
I absolutely love it; in fact, out of the three (Live, Love and Positive), Positive is undoubtedly the richest and longest-lasting. I wore it in spring and now in summer, and I’m fascinated by it; it smells of sweet jasmine with a zesty lemon touch. That scent brings joy and optimism, I like it hugely and would buy it again.
It’s an energetic, sparkling, fresh and floral fragrance with excellent fixation. It’s cheerful and simple, perfect for summer and everyday wear.
The scent is strong; I would recommend it for a woman in her thirties, it has good longevity and trail.
It’s a potent fragrance; I recommend it to a woman in her thirties. It has good longevity and sillage.
Its opening is a hit of vitality and energy; the orange blossom is the undisputed queen. After a few hours, it leaves a soft and light citrus trail. It has a rich aroma, but it is a pity it lasts so little on my skin. Ideal for summer.
It begins with a burst of energy and vitality; the orange blossom is the undisputed star. After a few hours, it remains a soft, light citrus. It has a rich aroma, but it’s a pity it doesn’t last long on my skin. Ideal for summer.
It is not a unique scent, I swear you have smelled it a thousand times. It has nothing original; at first it smells like a show and a scandal, but it gradually softens and still does not convince me.
It’s not a unique scent, I swear you’ve smelled it a thousand times. It has nothing original; it’s very loud and kitschy at first, but it softens over time, yet I still won’t like it.
I had forgotten about it and upon rediscovering it, I’m still smitten. It starts with a sweet, energetic citrus note that envelops you, then settles into orange blossom, evoking spring memories with blooming oranges. There’s a hint of musk, and it dries down to a fresh woody finish; it’s a bombshell. It lasts 4 or 5 hours on my skin, which is a triumph given its price. Highly recommended for a young woman trying a fragrance for the first time!
I really like this fragrance for daily use. Its opening is purely citrusy, a strong and fresh orange scent that evolves into orange blossom. It smells fresh, clean, and summery. Later, the base note is predominantly musk and woods. It’s a pity it doesn’t have great longevity; for an EDT, it’s not bad, lasting about 4 hours and up to 10-12 hours close to the skin. It’s not very sweet, which is a plus since the opening notes are quite strong, bold, and bright. Almost a unisex fragrance.
What a beautiful perfume! Sparkling and not too sweet, just as I like my fragrances.
Citrus-woody aroma. I don’t see it as particularly youthful for women over 30. The trail is scarce and longevity is average. It suits cold weather well, but I believe it must be delicious in warm climates.
Bergamot flower in all its splendour. Rich, refined, and very well-crafted, with that unbeatable trio of musk-cedar-sandalwood base. For those who love this flower, this fragrance is a beauty. Sadly discontinued; in my opinion, one of the best fragrances in the United Dreams series alongside Live Free. Longevity is moderate to low on my skin, but it’s the best of the three (Love, Live) in terms of performance, as mentioned in a previous comment. Versatile regarding the climate, it’s a fragrance that conveys joy and well-being, just like all those featuring orange blossom, a beautiful flower if there is one.
Citrus, neroli and blossom with a base of musk and cedar. It smells super natural and fresh, something I had not tried before. The trail is moderate and lasts about 5-6 hours. I caught it right in the neroli phase, so I loved it and the price was a bargain. What a shame it is no longer sold. Scent 8/10, longevity 5.5/10, trail 7/10, value for money 8/10, packaging 7/10. Would I buy it again? No, I have not bought it.
An extremely fresh aroma of citrus, neroli, and bergamot with a musky and cedarwood base. It’s nothing ever seen before, by any means, but aromatically I’ve loved it and it feels very natural. It has a moderate trail and lasts about 5-6 hours on my skin. The truth is, given my current infatuation with the neroli note, I’ve liked it immensely, and as far as I can see, it had a great price. What a shame I discovered it when it was already discontinued! Scent 8/10 Longevity 5.5/10 Trail 7/10 Value for money 8/10 Versatility 8/10 Packaging 7/10 Would I buy again? No, I didn’t purchase it.
I wore this fragrance a few years ago and remember that its citrus notes conveyed joy, while the floral and woody accords made it very pleasant to wear. It’s a pity it’s now discontinued; I still keep the bottle and a few millilitres inside, and the scent hasn’t faded.
A fresh and slightly woody aroma. I love it on hot days as it’s not overwhelming at all. It lasts me around 8 hours or more on my skin, offering more than I paid for. I adore it; it’s easy to find here and very economical, so I always have a backup.
I received just one compliment while wearing it. To be honest, the bottle lasted me only a week despite applying it so many times 🥺🥺. I won’t be buying it again, even though the scent is lovely…
My favourite Benetton scent; I always miss it.
United Dreams Stay Positive attempts to wrap you in light and optimism, but on my skin, the bergamot sounds like a scream that’s far too loud. It doesn’t caress; it invades. That overwhelming intensity tires the senses, and instead of freshness, it feels uncomfortable. That’s why it’s the one I enjoy the least from the entire range.
United Dreams Stay Positive promises light and optimism, but on my skin the blossom sounds like a shout. It does not caress, it invades. That intensity tires me out and, instead of freshness, it gives me discomfort. It is the one I enjoy least from the entire United Dreams line.