Laguna Maravilla Salvador Dali for women

It's quite woody and masculine. I would recommend it to men. Although I find this fragrance very pleasant and would wear it myself as well. Woody-fresh. Reminds me of holiday.

No, no, no. On me it was so salty that I couldn't stand it. It also had an irritating note, hard to say what it was, maybe cyclamen with something didn't work out - it was too strange - I sold the bottle quickly.

Great floral fruity classic, not girly nor sweet- I love it.
If there are really similarity with Lagoona, I have to buy it.
It is my second Salvador Dali and I won't be affraid to buy blind on-line next bottle.

Yes, it is almost similar to the original Laguna, just a little spoiled with detergent-like lemon smell at the beginning. I like citruses in summer scents but this here smells just wrong. :-( The drydown is much closer to its predecessor's which I like pretty much: mellow and dense. I don't find any of them classical summer fragrances but they're surely interesting and have individuality that can't be found anywhere.

Very similar to the original Laguna, but with an effervescent lemon twist - like a lemon soda! - in the opening, which makes
Maravilla 'bubbling', refeshing.

Don't worry, though: besides of the lemon side it's still sweet, exotic and...hmm... "Dalinian", LOL

The bottle reinforces the idea of transparency and refreshment. The first bottle is beautiful, but this one is much much more.

I bought this fragrance for less than a month ago, and i liked it a lot. Its very fresh, and light to use in the normal weekdays.

I like the lime scents, and it reminds me a bit of the scents from D&G Light blue..

Imagine you are on a beach in a marvellous lagoon. A sweet ocean breeze sweeps in bringing with it a mythical seduction. You are being called by a provocative force of nature. Submission to your desire is a pleasurable guarantee.

The enduring enchantment of Salvador Dali's classic ozonic fragrance, Laguna has just been amped up with Laguna Maravilla (Marvellous Lagoon). Pure sensuality provokes amorous desire.

On first contact strong resemblance to the original is apparent. Not for long. As the ozonic top notes fade, sensual romantic flowers invite provocative base notes.

The EDP has a stunning bottle reflective of Salvador's original response to his fragrance creations.

I'm surprised with the notes.

Because Laguna Maravilla is in fact very similar to the original.
Only less musky and I think more on the floral than fuity side.

If a floral fruity can be classic, Laguna and Laguna Maravilla are classic, mature floral fruities.
Not to mistake with any other one!

P.S. When I tried it, there was only one version in the perfumery. It must have been the EDT.