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I have it: 37 I had it: 4 I want it: 102
Nina Ricci launches a new version of the Nina perfume from 2006 called Nina L'Eau. The new fragrance comes out in late January 2013.
Romantic and subtle, fresh fruity and aquatic, Nina L'Eau opens with refreshing notes of apple, grapefruit, mandarin and neroli. The heart includes watery accords along with gardenia and cherry. The base is sensual musky.
Nina L'Eau is available as 30, 50 and 80 ml Eau de Toilette.
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I just received this today and really like it. It's a bit fresher and lighter than Nina and L'Elixir, but still smells similar. It' pretty sweet, almost too much so in the beginning, but once it starts to mellow out it becomes this beautiful, fruity, aquatic florally musk with a nice citric twist. I just sprayed it on myself about 3 hours ago so I'm not sure about the longevity yet, but has moderate sillage so far. I like it, along with all the other Nina's I've tried.
Pretty fresh cherry-grapefruit-apple combination. Young and girly. It becomes sweeter with time, faint sugary close to skin wear. Great choice for 1st time perfume or a gift for a younger person. Pleasant for any time of a day.
Starts off with a blast of citrus and apple, after a while I get the cherry and aquatic notes. It's quite pleasant and fresh, I don't detect much sweetness. Lasts about 4 hours on me, which is pretty average on my skin.
I'll enjoy using up my bottle, but it's not special enough to purchase again.
Less sweet than the original Nina, more office-safe if I may say so. Watered-down Nina - unoffensive apple and pleasant sweet cherry. For those who want something out of Nina line, but find the original red apple Nina too sweet and intense.
Just lovely! There are a balance between freshness and sweetness and definite Nina 2006 version notes. In some way it seems bit similar to the Guerlain little black dress- may be, cherry? But Nina's cherry is different- it's citrussy, fresh and not too sweet, lighter in generally, Guerlain's cherry is powdery and just a bit heavier. I bought 30 ml, it's made for spring time- when not very hot and there is some wind and you need something revitalizing after the long winter. Apples, cherries and some lemon- perfect for the spring time!
It's lovely ! Fresh, musky, but sweet as a cherry, juicy as an apple. Very subtle and feminine.It makes me think of Le Paradis de Nina which was a little bit sweeter.
Correct lasting power.
for me this smell just right the same as the original, but slightly lighter, watery; just as the "elixir" one was the same but stronger. Nothing special, a flanker.period. Maybe good for summer, but the original for me was already a spring-summer scent; sometimes I still use it in summer, but I prefer the Elixir one.
The perfect spring/autumn scent. I dislike the original Nina Ricci apple as I find it too sickly sweet. This was a veeeery pleasant surprise on the other hand! I smell a very aquatic & musky cherry in it with hints of neroli. The dry-down is more sweet and musky, less aquatic. A very yummy fragrance, perfect for close encounters, I think guys will really fancy this one :) Very sensual fragrance for girls in their late teens and 20s. I LIKE! Only the staying power could be a bit better but for EDT I will forgive this.
Well I personally like it a lot, I find it sweet, fresh, but not so light as it disappears totally , I detect the neroli and it is lovely!! it is not so fruity, it is to my nose a nicer version of the original which could be sharp!
Nina has lots of Nina flankers and overall they are all pretty, and similar, I felt l'Eau was a better one with better lasting power also..
I found the initial citrus smell overpowering, like bathroom cleaner. It settled nicely after 10 minutes into a fresh, pretty fragrance so I was hopeful, but soon changed into a mild yet stale, pot pourri, musky smell that reminded me of old ladies bedrooms. Not at all as pretty and delightful as it teased in the beginning. Although it was still recogniseable as a Nina Ricci fragrance. I could smell undertones of Les Belles De Ricci in there.
Honestly, this perfume has disappointed me a little bit. Like the name implies this is a "water" from the original Nina. Less sweet and a bit more fruity, but I can't detect the cherry in it.
It's not a bad fragrance or anything (I wouldn't mind owing it) but I prefer the orignal much more.
I've been wanting this perfume for over a month, can you please tell me where this is available at? Thanks.
This is absolutely delightful
Sweet fizzy not sickly sweet, light and airy with a subtle citrus start, easy to wear, perfect for spring and warmer days, really pretty bottle...think I will have to indulge as I am into the cherry scents right now.
I bought this simply for the bottle (I am collecting all the Nina editions) as I have nearly all the flankers I knew this was going to smell super similar to Nina in some way or another.
What surprised me was that the opening was very like that of Paradis de Nina - even though there is no almond in this, even the bottle has been copied with the pale pink frosted glass. I was dead on the money about it being similar to the original Nina just a slightly lighter and airier version. Very very pretty and feminine and I don't usually like L'Eau and Fraiche flankers that follow strong perfumes but this is surprisingly lovely.
It is not as sweet as Nina which makes a nice change and fortunately I cannot detect any hint of Gardenia which I am not a huge fan of. It is light but it is pretty long lasting for an edt and think it will be stunning in the summer!
I also got a pretty silver apple necklace in a pink leather pouch with it so overall I'd say it was worth the pennies.
This is lovely. Fruity and refreshingly sweet upon the first spray. The apple in particular is dominant but it mixes and mingles with the other fruits and watery notes creating bright, refreshing aroma. After a little while it starts to resemble the first nina but it's different enough on its own. It becomes a tiny bit sweeter in the middle with the cherry then dries to a soft, musky, slighlty powdery scent.
I really like this. It's such a feminine, airy, pretty scent. The lasting power is around 4 hours with decent sillage. It would be best wor in Spring when the time becomes a little bit warmer.
I love the bottle, the powdery pink really matches the scent.
I smelled it in the duty free. It's basically a fresher, more citrussy, less sweet version of Nina. But you can still smell a lot of the original Nina in it, it's just a bit altered. I wouldn't mind owning one :)
Cherry is the new trend!
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