Men
United Dreams Together for Her
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Descripción
United Dreams Together for Her by Benetton is a fruity floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2019, this composition features blackcurrant, peach and bergamot in its top notes. The heart reveals magnolia, rose, pink pepper and jasmine, while the base settles with vanilla, praline, musk and cedar.
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Notas clave
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Salida
Gooseberry
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Corazón
magnolia
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Base
vanilla
Comunidad
173 votos
- Positivo 69%
- Neutral 16%
- Negativo 15%
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I love it! It’s a soft, floral talc, neat, tidy, elegant but not formal, a beauty! In the opening, juicy, slightly sour, and deliciously acidic notes predominate (no doubt the fresh blackcurrants), and although those notes remained present on the card for hours, on the skin they quickly transformed into a sparkling, clean floral talc, interspersed with a fruity touch and a tiny hint of sweetness from the base notes. I think magnolia predominates, a beautiful magnolia, rather than the rose, and the jasmine is in its talcy-citrus expression. Now it’s very hot in my city, highs of 37 degrees, and that might influence the overall longevity and the short duration of the fruity notes. I suppose in winter or with more cold, it should feel a bit different. This scent resonates in my memory, but I can’t locate similarities… it’s not something I’ve never smelled, but it steps out of the confectionery sweets trend. Despite not much time passing, I can already sense the base will be a fresh, earthy vanilla accord. It’s a delight! A fine work by Benetton! *applause* They told me it’s a limited edition—I’ll buy it in one of these Christmas promos!
What a beauty! It smells of tidy, polished floral talc – elegant yet not overly formal, a total delight. At first, juicy, slightly acidic notes (definitely fresh cranberries), but on the skin it quickly turns into a sparkling, clean talc with a fruity, sweet undertone. I believe the magnolia takes the lead, a gorgeous magnolia, rather than the rose, while the jasmine sounds a bit powdery-citrus. It’s currently very hot here, topping out at 37 degrees, which might be affecting the longevity of the fruity notes; I suppose it would feel different in winter. It reminds me of something I’ve smelled before, but it’s not a typical confectionery sweet. I already suspect the base will be a fresh, earthy vanilla accord. It’s a treat! A very good piece from Benetton. *Applause* They say it’s a limited edition, so I’ll definitely pick it up during a Christmas sale!
Very talc-like aroma with musk, soft and sweet, more for winter and autumn. I have it as a sample given when I bought another perfume. I don’t own any Benetton perfumes as they don’t catch my attention. It’s a simple perfume; I feel it’s unisex. Obviously, I’ll use it, but it didn’t impress me.
I read some reviews and generated very high expectations. I must say I’m not a fan of sweet scents, but lately, I’ve come to enjoy them more, so I decided to buy it blind, as it’s not expensive. I liked the bottle; I regret not being able to see the fill level, but the pink hue on that mirror-like texture is lovely. As for the scent, a disappointment. The fruity opening disappears immediately (two minutes after spraying), the heart notes last a bit longer, but in the end, it leaves a sweet, generic, and rather ordinary smell. I don’t know if I’ll keep it, but I definitely wouldn’t buy it again.
I read several reviews and raised my expectations to the skies. I must say I’m not one of those who like sweet perfumes, but lately I’ve been enjoying them more and more, so I decided to buy it blind because it’s not expensive. I liked the bottle; I regret I can’t see how much is left, but that mirror-texture in pink is lovely. As for the scent, it has been a disappointment. The fruity opening disappears within two minutes of application; the heart notes last a bit longer, but in the end, it leaves a sweet, generic, and fairly ordinary smell. I’m not sure if I’ll continue using it, but I definitely wouldn’t buy it again.
I had it, bought it reading the reviews, and I confess I really liked the scent, despite not being a fan of sweet gourmands. The truth is, any Avon perfume or even some imitations persist longer on me than this. A pity, because the scent really seemed delicious, but it doesn’t last even an hour.
From the very first moment, I fell in love with the opening. I tried it one day unprepared; a girl recommended it to me at Falabella, I sprayed it on my wrist and left… and that afternoon, that scent of a fruit I couldn’t identify accompanied me… until Eureka! It was pomarose, that sweetness I felt. Although it doesn’t list pomarose in its notes, to me, it smells exactly like that. It doesn’t have great sillage or longevity (at most four hours), but for its price, I think it’s fine.
Peach and praline—that’s what this perfume smells like. United Dreams Together is soft, sweet, and sparkling. It opens fruity with peach at the top, giving way to soft, velvety rose and jasmine. At the same time, a strong, vanilla-clean praline is felt. Surprising for its price, it’s so lovely. It stays close to the skin all day but lasts longer than expected. Practically no sillage, but with every movement, it releases its aroma. It’s the type of perfume that if you smelled it on someone, you’d think ‘how nice they smell’ rather than ‘what rich perfume they’re wearing’. It’s almost identical to Jessica Simpson’s Fancy Love; they share the same luminous peach. United Dreams is creamier, almost chocolatey, and less floral than Jessica’s. I prefer this; I find it more versatile and it lasts longer on the skin. It’s 400 pesos on Mercado Libre, and for that price and scent, it’s almost an injustice not to own it. If you’re drawn to this type of aroma, it’s a must in your collection. It’s harmless, perfect for a gift or daily wear. I’ll happily use it until the bottle runs out. Highly recommended. Note: it comes in a kit with two 10 ml boosters to refresh or intensify. The refresher smells of bergamot and pepper, the intensifier of amber and tonka bean. They work very well.
To me, it doesn’t smell sweet at all; it’s fruity but very woody, though fresh and light for everyday wear. I wouldn’t buy it because in my case, the wood is very prominent, and those woody perfumes don’t match my nose. It’s pretty but not sweet or romantic. It could even be unisex.
I tried it in-store and loved it (ordered online as it’s cheaper and comes with a spray). It smells sweet, citrusy, and even a bit like pineapple (I suppose that’s the blackberry). The only downside is it doesn’t last long; suddenly after four hours, some note emerges. I’d like it to last a little longer.
What a find! I got a total hit. Fresh blackcurrants, velvety peach, blended roses, and a praline that gives it so much personality. At first, it smells of peppery bergamot with that juicy blackcurrant (reminds me of a lychee), then the bergamot yields to a peach almost like a nectarine with a touch of rose water. Minutes later, the vanilla and that creamy praline add an incredible bonus. The blackcurrants are always there, throwing sparks. It’s addictive, sweet, and nostalgic, without a single note I dislike. For the price, it’s a steal and denotes quality. Yes, you could compare it to those Mexican heart-shaped sweets but with blackcurrant and peach; very pleasant to recall that scent. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a fruity gourmand with light sillage and 6-7 hours of longevity (lasts longer on clothes).
What a wonderful find this fragrance has been for me. Fresh cranberries, velvety peach, mixed roses, and a praline that lend more elegance to this curious perfume. At first, a peppery bergamot with that sweet, fresh cranberry (it reminds me of a juicy lychee); then the bergamot yields to an almost nectarine-like peach, velvety and with a faint rose water scent. It’s a combination that works wonderfully, and with the warmth of the vanilla and that creamy praline emerging after a few minutes, it adds a real personality boost. I must highlight that the cranberries never disappear; they always sparkle. It’s addictive to the nose in how the notes interact, possessing a nostalgic sweetness where not a single note is unpleasant or missing. For the price, you are thoroughly satisfied; it’s very economical and denotes quality. (Yes, it can be compared to those heart-shaped sweets known here in Mexico as ‘perfume sweets’, the cranberry and little peach ones; it’s very pleasant to recall that scent). Highly recommended if you’re looking for a fruity gourmand with light fixation, very good longevity of 6-7 hours, and which lasts longer on clothes.
I bought it in December 2022 and I’m still using it. It suits me well: it smells sweet but not overpowering, starting with cranberries and then the magnolia and praline dominate as it dries down. It doesn’t smell of vanilla to me. Sometimes it gives me a slight headache, but not frequently, haha. In summary, it’s a good perfume with good longevity.
I bought it in December 2022 and have been using it since then. I like it; it has a sweet scent but to my taste nothing cloying, with a opening of gooseberries and in the dry down the magnolia and praline dominate. Personally I don’t detect the vanilla. Occasionally it can make me feel dizzy, but not often, haha. Anyway, a good perfume with good longevity.
Fresh and sweet aroma, lovely, but not worth it considering it doesn’t last long, at most two hours.
It seems to smell like expensive baby stuff, haha, with a cotton aroma; it would be a bombshell if it had better fixative qualities.
A sweet and cloying fragrance, soft and musky. On my skin it leans towards cedar, woody, but retains floral freshness. Almost a clean scent with few fruity notes. Short longevity and projection. I see it for daily use, as it’s very accessible and unconventional, standing out for its peculiar aroma.
I notice it as more citrusy, with no vanilla or excessive sweetness, perfect for summer, the beach, or for a teenager.
I was gifted it in the summer and I liked it at first; it smells sweet and sparkling. It is true that it smells clean, but very sweet. I used it until I realised it was giving me a headache, so it’s not for summer. It lasts me a very long time and I don’t find it cloying; rather, it’s gourmand and always sweet, very feminine. I detect the magnolia and the praline, especially. It reminds me a bit of a Sens perfume with pear and magnolia. The scent is quite linear. I’m not sure when to use it today, but I think more for the evening. It’s nothing unpleasant, it’s a pity it gave me a headache.
I was gifted it in summer and initially adored it, sweet and sparkling. It has that clean scent but is very noticeable as sweet. I tested it until I noticed it gave me headaches, so it’s not for hot weather. On my skin it lasts a long time and I don’t feel it cloying; rather gourmand and always sweet, very feminine. The magnolia and praline are particularly noticeable. It reminds me of a Sens perfume with pear and magnolia. The scent is quite linear. I’m not sure what occasion to use it for now, but I think more for evening. It’s not unpleasant at all, what a pity it gives me headaches.
A good and bad surprise. I had it on my list for months after seeing it in-store and reading good reviews. I bought the set with deodorant at a good price (around $25). The opening is delightful: sugared blackberry juice, fresh, summery, cheerful, youthful… I loved it. Hours later… it smells bad. Now I only notice sharpened pencil wood, a bit foul. What happened? I hope letting it macerate in the dark will fix it, as I’ve loved it so much and it would be a shame not to be able to use it. This happened with two others that I didn’t like at first but then grew to love (Ruby Rush and Halloween Shot). I can’t judge longevity or sillage now, but when I use it again I’ll update:(
Based on the reviews, it seems chameleon-like. On my skin it’s gourmand, like a fruity pudding with praline and vanilla; at first those notes dominate, then the florals and fruits emerge. It’s lovely, doesn’t give me headaches, but it doesn’t last long, which is understandable given the price. It doesn’t seem anything like Very Good Girl.
Youthful and feminine. The opening is sweet-citrus, but on the skin the sweetness lingers with the florals. Ideal for daytime and good value. Warning: on some skin types it can be so heavy it causes headaches, which happens to me if I overapply.
What a beauty!