Nina Ricci Perfume Ounces Toilette

Nina Ricci Perfume Ounces Toilette

Launched by the design house of Nina Ricci in 1987, NINA is a women’s fragrance that possesses a blend of a rich aroma of florals, fruit and woodsy greens. It is commended for casual wear.

Nina Ricci Perfume Ounces Toilette

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Nina Ricci Perfume Ounces Toilette

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Nina Ricci Perfume Ounces Toilette

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Nina Ricci Perfume Ounces Toilette

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Most helpful client reviews

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
5What perfume must be!
By V. Shell
This perfume is ever so lightly sweet and floral. Notice I said “lightly”! It is not sugary sweet or strong like roses. It is tame and perfectly the most amazing perfume I have ever smelled. It knocked my bestloved right out of the water by a long shot! This genuinely is what perfume ought to be!

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
5Love it
By Bright Star
I love fruity perfume. If you are like me, then this fragrance is for you. The primary note is apple, then it gradually turns into candy sweet. I love this perfume because it’s fruity and fun. People who love floral or wood notes will not like this perfume.

4 of 4 persons found the following review helpful.
4best thing with regards to this perfume is the bottle
By J. Malnar
and the bottle itself is worth getting the scent.
the scent itself is a little too fruity and too sweet.
however, if that is your thing you’re gonna love it.
good thing regarding it is that it doesn’t wear off in seconds like a good deal of other seem to (for instance, it kept twice as long as calvin klein’s euphoria).
hard to review a fragrance, you have to undertake it on.
most necessary to know, it is very sweet and apply/fruity, it holds alright and it smells dissimilar on dissimilar people, so make sure you undertake it on your own skin.

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