Bvlgari (or is it Bulgari?) Omnia Coral was given to me by parents upon their return home from Spain. I’ve never sniffed any Bvlgari perfumes aside from the one my mum once owned which my dad described as “fousty” so I was rather intrigued by this one. Of course the pink packaging (or is it coral?) helped in my perfume excitement.
I really have no preference when it comes to perfumes so I am rather delighted with the sweet, fruity scent Omnia Coral offers. Usually fruity scents tend to border on the artificial side of things once they’ve mixed with my skin but Omnia Coral remains musky and delicious. I’m absolutely awful at describing perfume notes – which makes me the perfect person to review perfume of course - but I’m sure there’s a hint of floral notes in Omnia Coral somewhere.
Omnia Coral earns me so many compliments whenever I wear it as it’s such a nose friendly (excellent description there) scent. I was worried about it becoming undetectable throughout the day but this perfume remains present until my next shower. It’s one of those perfumes where you walk past someone and they instantly think to themselves “that person smells good, would it be totally weird to ask them what they’re wearing?”.
It’s possibly not the most grown up of scents and it’s definitely more suitable for summer if you’re one of those people who keep things for certain times of year. Omnia Coral is really just a light, friendly perfume that should suit most people. It’s hardly the most original of scents but let’s be honest, the bottle and the utter confusion it causes me makes the generic scent worth it.
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