Lucia

After revisiting it after four years, this perfume is better than I initially thought—it reminds me a bit of Tommy Girl with its fresh, invigorating vibe, perfect for those early spring days. It has this soapy cleanliness that feels almost sterile but in a good way, though it's not something I'd typically go for. The scent feels pure and youthful, like the kind you might associate with a college student wearing it while lounging in a crisp white robe. However, it lacks any sexiness, which is a bit of a letdown. The soapy freshness is nice, but I prefer fragrances with more depth and character. That said, the lack of longevity makes me spray it on my bedding for that cozy comfort it brings. But honestly, I can't agree with Lucia being compared to DKNY Be Delicious—it's nowhere near as fresh or sexy as that one. This one feels too floral and powdery without any of those refreshing qualities.

Thanks for bringing this back—it’s really elegant and has that jasmine-like quality. If you're someone who loves Dior’s J'adore, this might just be your next favorite!

I received another fruity floral perfume from Oriflame... I'm not really sure if I like it or dislike it; it's kind of boring and unremarkable. However, if someone enjoys straightforward fruity floral scents, it's a decent option especially considering its reasonable price point.

It was one of my favorite scents back when I was in high school! But after breaking up with my boyfriend, I went through a rough patch and ended up throwing out all my perfumes—things like L'Instant de Guerlain, Sergio Tacchini Donna, Pink Suede Avon, Sun Oriflame, Charlie White, Divine Oriflame, and some other niche fragrances. Now I really regret it, especially Lucia because I can't have that anymore. Fragrances are so special because they carry with them such a mix of feelings—love, memories, freedom, or happiness doesn't matter when you're sad. I hope something like this never happens again!

Yesterday, I tried "Early summer" for the first time. When I put it on, it immediately reminded me of something. After a couple of hours, while working in my garden, it struck me: Be Delicious by DKNY. But Lucia is SO much better than BD. It's not just like BD; instead, it keeps working on my skin and lots of notes keep appearing. Overall, this is such a beautiful fragrance—perfect for spring and summer. It's fresh, flowery, and light, not sweet at all. If you ever find this discontinued gem, I definitely recommend picking it up. It's really something special. However, its longevity isn't the best; it stays close to the skin with average sillage. Despite that, I still think it's worth trying.