Nina

Details

House

Nina Ricci

Concentration

Eau De Toilette

Gender

feminine

Year

2006

Longevity

6.7 / 10

Sillage

6.1 / 10

Scent Profile

Floral, Sweet, Fruity, Citrus, Fresh

Best Seasons

Spring, Summer

Best Occasions

Daily, Leisure

Perfumer

Olivier Cresp, Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud

Community Insights

• The fragrance is widely regarded as a nostalgic staple, with many enthusiasts associating it with the late 2000s. While some long-time fans now view it as slightly dated, others maintain it is a timeless choice for those who enjoy sweet, fruity profiles.
• Performance is a common point of discussion, with a consensus that it offers moderate longevity. Many users find themselves reapplying throughout the day, though they often feel the scent's profile is charming enough to justify the extra sprays.
• It is frequently compared to other bright gourmands and citrus-heavy scents like D&G Light Blue, though Nina is noted for being significantly sweeter and more "edible" due to the candied apple note.
• The scent is overwhelmingly recommended for daytime use, particularly during the spring and summer months when the lemon and lime top notes can truly shine in the warmth.
• There is a notable divide between fans of this 2006 version and those who remember the original 1980s Nina. Enthusiasts often warn newcomers that this is a modern, sugary reimagining and bears no resemblance to the floral-heavy original.

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