Eau Vitaminée is a blast of sunshine in a bottle, opening with a sharp, photorealistic trio of grapefruit, orange, and yuzu. It doesn’t lean into the sugary sweetness of a confectionary citrus; instea...
The consensus on performance is that this is a fleeting fragrance; it functions more like a refreshing body tonic or "scent mist" than a traditional perfume, often requiring reapplication throughout the day.
It is frequently compared to Biotherm’s own Eau Pure, though enthusiasts note that Eau Vitaminée is the more citrus-forward of the two, whereas Eau Pure leans further into green and fruity notes like kiwi.
Many users consider this a high-value purchase, particularly when found at discount retailers, noting that its low price point justifies its short longevity.
The community largely views this as a "functional" fragrance, recommending it for post-gym refreshes, casual errands, or as a cooling spray during the peak of summer heat.
While generally seen as inoffensive and clean, a small segment of users find the initial citrus blast to be quite sharp or artificial before it settles into its creamy, floral base.
