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Ungaro Love
by Emanuel Ungaro
This perfume is a sweet, gourmand vanilla with a notable pink pepper edge that gives it a slight spicy, powdery lift. The opening is bright and immediate—many describe it as citrusy and fruity, though that sensation fades quickly. The core of the fragrance is creamy, buttery vanilla that is soft and comforting, with a faint sweetness reminiscent of lip balm or milky caramel. There are hints of fruit and musk in the dry down, particularly in warmer weather, and some users note a faint coffee or patchouli undertone. The scent is light in projection and longevity, with only a moderate sillage and a very short lifespan on skin, lasting most intensely for about three hours. It feels youthful and uplifting, especially in cooler months, and appeals to those who like wearable, comforting scents without harsh or complex notes. The bottle's design is considered kitschy and flashy by some, but others appreciate its bold aesthetic, and while the price is low, it is seen as a solid value despite weak longevity.
Pros
- +Soft, comforting vanilla scent that is pleasant and approachable
- +Light, youthful character with a spicy powdery twist from pink pepper
- +Good value for money, widely seen as affordable and worth the price
- +Easily wearable during cooler months and night-time in autumn/winter, particularly as a mood-lifting pick-me-up
Cons
- −Weak sillage and very short longevity, requiring frequent reapplication
- −Faint projection means it's rarely noticed beyond intimate range
- −Some users report it smelling more like a shisha or fruity jam rather than true vanilla or floral notes
- −Not particularly unique or memorable, lacking depth or long-term character