Dama Bianca

It smells like sweet hay to me from the initial spray to the drydown. I grew up on a farm and it’s such an interesting smell. I enjoyed the beautiful drydown though.

GORGEOUS!!! Such a creamy, floral vanilla with an intoxicating drydown. I will have this in my collection always. I could see this as a beautiful bridal scent. Love!!!

This is my favorite of all Xerjoff perfumes! Perfectly blended and smells like heaven to me. Soft, feminine, and doesn't irritate me like most other perfumes. I'm going to buy it again and again.

This is Celeste at a higher price point. I said what I said. Love this scent profile, but so many of these are almost identical to each other. Get Celeste and you are good to go.

This is such a unique scent and compliment getter. It initially smells fruity, but then dries down to a creamy vanilla - it almost smells like a Tootsie Pop lol. I love her!

Fruity floral opening that dries into a creamy vanilla. Yes please! It’s a soft elegant scent. Staying power is there, but projection is mid-range performance. Perfect for every day wear.

The strongest note I get is vanilla, but the mysterious notes evoke the image of walking down a garden or jungle, I can't decide! It is citrus and vanilla, but has a dark underside, if you love to hear the timeless "I can't quite figure you out" (like me) this is a lovely scent.

All I smell is cedar :( I really detest the smell of cedar because my brother used to keep rats when we were young, with cedar in their cages. Anyway I thought with all the other notes, the cedar would be in the background. Unfortunately either Dama Bianca pulls hard cedar with my body chemistry or I am so traumatized from the cedar rat memory that even the slightest cedar makes me gag. I did try this sample several times, and it did grow on me a little. Under the cedar, I got a warm, cozy, vanilla with a touch of powdery iris which is what I was looking for. I'm getting older, 35, and I want a scent that doesn't smell like fruit juice or pine sol. Unfortunately this isn't it.

Romance in a bottle. Dama Bianca comes with a complicated list of notes, but what it really amounts to is a very high-quality cloud of puffy, somewhat floral, thick but still breathable vanilla. Somehow it conjures textures of enormous cumulus clouds, and the sensation of wearing it feels like walking on their surfaces. I had zero problems with longevity--I got hours of use, but it's like a parfum so the projection is gentle but the sillage is good--you'll leave a little trail as you move around. The name, the bottle, and the scent all add up to me as an ideal wedding perfume for any time of the year.

The scent is beautiful, the main component I clearly recognize is vanilla. The downside is that it is very/too delicate in every way, I can barely detect it on my skin 5-10 minutes after the application. Although now is a "heat & pollen" season where I live, so possibly during fall-winter time the scent will have better longevity. If it were a bit more pronounced/durable I would be interested in buying a FB.