Naj-Oleari Naj-Oleari for women

What a hot synthetic mess this is! The woody-fresh aldehydic top brings to mind "Attraction" by Lancome. It quickly gives way to a senseless competition: the classic floral heart (of not the best quality) vies with an overt gourmand note of Sandal-Vanilla. The gourmand note wins out and defines this scent. I agree with one of the other reviewers that this is a skin scent, due to the "white musks" which shyly emerge after an hour or more. Naj-Oleari feels rather hastily made, young and of mediocre quality.

b.n. Not to be confused with the earlier Naj Oleari scent with the green ribbed conical cap and the frosted glass upside-down triangle bottle.

A friend of mine at work gifted me with her unused sample vials among which lay Naj Oleari. I remember the time when the perfume was launched but I did not get to try it, and I remember that I used to like the bottle. I tried the scent three times from the vial and well, I'm impressed. It's a safe fragrance which gives a feeling of pureness with the neroli and white flowers I detect and the powdery rose. It morphs into a skin scent, which gets powdery and spicy with wearing. It did so with me and I was surprised. I see that it could easily become a signature scent, as it creates a unique, personal spicy aura around the wearer. I would liken it to Burberry's Baby Touch (with added spice) and to Erbolario's Petali e Fiori (but less strong).
A safe gift if you don't know what to choose.

Very similar to Body Shop White Musk.