Bvlgari Omnia Crystalline L'Eau de Parfum

Choosing the perfume you wear is an intensely personal process. Your scent hints directly at your mood and state of mind; when everything else you have on is just part of a deliberate, manicured surface, your scent is at the heart of who you are. The fact is not many people will remember your outfit, but they will remember if you smelled particularly good. That's why you must pay attention to your perfume and stick only to those that fit your personality to a tee.

For example, my style is very feminine and put-together, but I also know when to kick back and not take myself too seriously. I try trends, yet stick to reliable classics at the end of the day. That's why I prefer perfumes that are timeless, feminine, and radiant, with a little bit of fun if they can help it. That's why I love scents like the Bvlgari Omnia Crystalline L'Eau de Parfum

Crystalline's airy yet soft scent is composed of Bamboo, Nashi Fruit, Lotus Flower, Balsa Wood. It's inspired by the brightness and beauty of crystals, those old rocks that carry the memory of the world. The packaging features two circular halves that wink at Bulgari ’s historical roots of Greek symbolism, that intertwine naturally and sinuously, projecting an ethereal grace.

This is an amazing scent, warm and nice, like a friendly hug from an impeccably-dressed woman. It's not heavy at all, but you can't miss the smell. It floats around my body like an invisible layer of scent. Very chic. I like to wear it to meetings and evening engagements.

The Bvlgari Omnia Crystalline L'Eau de Parfum is a beautiful fragrance, indeed. I highly recommend it if you're a fan of the Omnia line, or just like powdery, radiant perfumes to envelope your skin. 

Bvlgari fragrances are available in Rustan's and other leadng department stores nationwide.

Liz Lanuzo

Founder & Editor-in-Chief

I eat makeup for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert.

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