Vintage Ana Salazar for women

Agora vou falar em português!

Muito bem feito, adoro, parabéns Ana Salazar!!!

Portugal rocks! :D

Very, very nice, this perfume. I use to have it, some years ago and I use to liked it a lot.
I tried it again one of this days, and I was transported back on time. It was a nice trip.
Funny thing is It doesn´t seems so heavy now, how I remember it was those teen days.
I would describe it as “vintage” with lots of class, assertiveness and character.
A very nice one!

SAUDADE has never smelt sooooo bad! A scent I'd rather forget.

When I envisioned Vintage, I expected all the beauty, elegance & glamour of years gone by to come wafting out of the bottle, instead I got an overpowering attack of musk & cedar that can only be described as a nasty insect repellent.

I should mention that this review is no reflection of how I feel about Ana Salazar as a designer, quite the opposite. If her fragrances possessed half the creativity, mystery, darkness & wearability of her impeccable style, I would be all wrapped up in them.

Vintage is the newer version of "Ana Salazar", the first perfume of Ana Salazar that is discontinued.

Vintage for me is a very linear scent. I can't smell any of the top notes! I just smell neroli (mainly) blended with a hint of jasmine and I swear I smell tuberose!

In fact, I find Vintage similar to Jean Paul Gaultier Fragile.
I find Vintage very floral (not woody, in my humble oppinion) and somewhat sexy! It's a very nice floral, and may I say, a younger and brighter version of Fragile.

It's an elegant, intoxicating floral, longlasting and with huge sillage!
I find it a little bit intense for me, but still a beautiful and charming fragrance! Highly recommended!=)