Burberry Goddess Eau de Parfum

This vanilla fragrance is really cool, not similar to Libre at all. I don't understand why they are being compared. Libre is a rich blackcurrant scent with lavender and citrus notes, while Goddess is initially lavender and then a gentle vanilla. That's the impression I got.

I received this perfume as a gift, and as a connoisseur and fan of quality perfumes, I will share my thoughts. This fragrance is not expensive in terms of money, but it definitely sounds very expensive. It is definitely suitable for winter. It opens up divinely in cold air, with a deliciously warm and cozy sweetness. The scent trail is long-lasting and strong, reminiscent of "Lancome Hypnose." The fact that they named this fragrance "GODDESS" in translation speaks volumes - it is 200% divine. It is seductive and delicious. Pay attention to the composition, to the fragrance pyramid. It contains three types of vanilla and black caviar. It is very magnetic and shines like a diamond. This is love!

Good scent for everyday use. Is there anything special about it? Probably not. Suitable for fans of sweet vanilla scents. I love it. P.S I didn't buy it here.

A fragrance that will be appreciated by lovers of sweet, vanilla scents. I think it will provide warmth during the winter. It reminds me of Mon Guerlain, but it is lighter and less mature. I liked the combination of ginger, lavender, and vanilla in the beginning, but literally after 10 minutes, it started to suffocate me and everyone around me - I distinctly feel cocoa and honey on my skin. Overwhelmingly sweet. It lasts all day.

I didn't buy it here, but I'll leave a review. The scent is really nice - vanilla, sweet, very delicate, but not long-lasting, it quickly fades away and doesn't leave a trail, unfortunately. However, it does stay on clothes even until the next day when you take them out of the closet.

I am satisfied with the scent, perfect for autumn/winter. It is warm, pleasant, and long-lasting.

Correctly written below. Tested offline ... Vanilla in vanilla. Faceless, there are countless such aromas. Without its own "I". I would never guess by the smell what specific perfume it is.

Simply a sweet scent for the cold season. But no, not sweet, but sweet. My husband, who is not knowledgeable about perfumes and notes, like most men, draws conclusions simply from what he hears, categorically said, "No, too sweet. Pleasant, but not for me."

For me, this is a cheap imitation of Fancy Jessica Simpson. In the first couple of minutes, you can barely smell any lavender, and then it's just a primitive, overly sweet vanilla scent, like those sprays from Victoria Secret. The fragrance is simple, not multifaceted. It would suit undemanding noses. There is nothing in common with Mon or Libre. The longevity is average, which is only a plus for me.

I didn't buy it here, but I'll leave a review. This fragrance is very beautiful, sweet, but not heavy or overwhelming, rather delicate. It has good staying power and leaves a nice trail. I constantly receive compliments when wearing it. It's not similar to Libre, I had it and couldn't wear it, so I know what I'm comparing it to.

I have already used a sample of this perfume and I already have my subjective opinion. Overall, when I read the notes, I was somehow convinced that it would be quite similar to Mon Guerlain, the first version, which I really love because of the vanilla and lavender. But not entirely. This perfume immediately reminded me of another one I had, Estee Lauder Bronze Goddess Eau Fraiche. There is coconut there, but not here. However, this sweet-vanilla tropical vibe is just identical to me. Estee Lauder is more powdery, these are sweeter and richer, but they are very similar in the base. Overall, I liked the perfume, but not enough to buy it right away. I would add something to it. Something is missing. But unfortunately, I am not a perfumer.